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SAN ANDREAS CHEATS FOR XBOX
Cheat List

During gameplay enter the following codes for the corresponding effect.

$250,000 + Full Health & Armor: R TRIGGER, BLACK, L TRIGGER, A, LEFT , DOWN, RIGHT, UP, LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP

Add Stars to Wanted Level: B, RIGHT, B, RIGHT, LEFT, X, A DOWN

Aggressive Drivers: RIGHT, BLACK, UP, UP, BLACK, B, X, BLACK, L TRIGGER, RIGHT, DOWN, L TRIGGER

Aggressive Traffic: BLACK, B, R TRIGGER, WHITE, LEFT R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, BLACK, WHITE

All Cars Have Nitrous: LEFT, Y, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, UP, X, Y, DOWN, B, WHITE, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

All Cars have Tank Properties: L TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, UP, DOWN, DOWN, UP, R TRIGGER, BLACK, BLACK

All Traffic are Junk Cars: WHITE, RIGHT, L TRIGGER, UP, A, L TRIGGER, WHITE, BLACK, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

All Vehicles are Invisible (Not Motorcycles) : Y, L TRIGGER, Y, BLACK, X, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Always Midnight: X, L TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, RIGHT, A, UP, L TRIGGER, LEFT, LEFT

Andrenaline Mode: A, A, X, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, A, DOWN, LEFT, A

Attracts Prostitutes: (Pimp Mode)X, RIGHT, X, X, WHITE, A, Y, A, Y

Better Suspension: X, X, BLACK, LEFT, UP, X, BLACK, A, A, A

Bikini Beach Babe Mode: UP, UP, DOWN, DOWN, X, B, L TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, Y, DOWN

BLACK Traffic: B, WHITE, UP, R TRIGGER, LEFT, A, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, LEFT, B

Cars Can Fly: X, DOWN, WHITE, UP, L TRIGGER, B, UP, A, LEFT

Cars Drive on Water (Boat Properties) : RIGHT, BLACK, B, R TRIGGER, WHITE, X, R TRIGGER, BLACK

Cars Fly Away When Hit: X, BLACK, DOWN, DOWN, LEFT, DOWN, LEFT, LEFT, WHITE, A

Chaos mode: WHITE, RIGHT, L TRIGGER, Y, RIGHT, RIGHT, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, RIGHT, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Click LEFT Thumb Stick to make cars jump: UP, A, Y, A, Y, A, X, BLACK, RIGHT

Cloudy: WHITE DOWN, DOWN, LEFT, X, LEFT, BLACK, X, A, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Destroy All Cars: BLACK, WHITE, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, WHITE, BLACK, X, Y, B, Y, WHITE, L TRIGGER

Faster Cars: RIGHT, R TRIGGER, UP, WHITE, WHITE, LEFT, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, R TRIGGER

Faster Clock: B, B, L TRIGGER, X, L TRIGGER, X, X, X, L TRIGGER, Y, B, Y

Faster Gameplay: Y, UP, RIGHT, DOWN, WHITE, L TRIGGER, X

Flying Boats: BLACK, B, UP, L TRIGGER, RIGHT, R TRIGGER, RIGHT, UP, X, Y

Foggy: BLACK A, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, A

Full Weapon Aiming While Driving: UP, UP, X, WHITE, RIGHT, A, R TRIGGER, DOWN, BLACK, B

Have Jetpack: LEFT, RIGHT, L TRIGGER, WHITE, R TRIGGER, BLACK, UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT

Hitman Rank (All Weapons): DOWN, X, A, LEFT, R TRIGGER, BLACK, LEFT, DOWN, DOWN, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Increase Car Speed: UP, L TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, UP, RIGHT, UP, A, WHITE, A, L TRIGGER

Infinite Ammo: L TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, X, R TRIGGER, LEFT, BLACK, R TRIGGER, LEFT, X, DOWN, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Infinite health (Explosions, drowning, and falling will still hurt): DOWN, A, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, R TRIGGER, RIGHT, DOWN, UP, Y

KILL YOURSELF (INSANT DEATH!!!): RIGHT, WHITE, DOWN, R TRIGGER, LEFT, LEFT, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, WHITE, L TRIGGER

Killer Clown Mode: Y, Y, L TRIGGER, X, X, B, X, DOWN, B

Lock Wanted Level: B, RIGHT, B, RIGHT, LEFT, X, Y, UP

Lower Wanted Level: R TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, B, BLACK, UP, DOWN, UP, DOWN, UP, DOWN

Max Fat: Y, UP ,UP, LEFT, RIGHT, X, B, DOWN

Max Muscle: Y, UP, UP, LEFT, RIGHT, X, B, LEFT

Max Respect: L TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, Y, DOWN, BLACK, A, L TRIGGER, UP, WHITE, WHITE, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Max Sex Appeal: B, Y, Y, UP, B, R TRIGGER, WHITE, UP, Y, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Max Vehicle Stats: X, WHITE, A, R TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, LEFT, R TRIGGER, RIGHT, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Morning : BLACK, A, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, X

Never Hungry: X, WHITE, R TRIGGER, Y, UP, X, WHITE, UP, A

Night: BLACK, A, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, Y

No Muscle and No Fat: Y, UP, UP, LEFT, RIGHT, X, B, RIGHT

No Pedestrians / Low Traffic: A, DOWN, UP, BLACK, DOWN, Y, L TRIGGER, Y, LEFT

No Pedestrians or Cops (Gan Riots) : WHITE, UP, R TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, LEFT, R TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, BLACK, RIGHT, DOWN

Noon BLACK: A, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, DOWN

Orange Sky: LEFT, LEFT, WHITE, R TRIGGER, RIGHT, X, X, L TRIGGER, WHITE, A

Overcast: BLACK, A, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, X

Parachute: LEFT, RIGHT, L TRIGGER, WHITE, R TRIGGER, BLACK, BLACK, UP, DOWN, RIGHT, L TRIGGER

Pedestrian Attack (Cant be Turned Off!!): DOWN, UP, UP, UP, A, BLACK, R TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE

Pedestrian Riot Mode (Cant be turned off!!): DOWN, LEFT, UP, LEFT, A, BLACK, R TRIGGER, WHITE, L TRIGGER

Pedestrians Are Elvis: L TRIGGER, B, Y, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, X, WHITE, UP, DOWN, LEFT

Pedestrians Attack with Guns: A, L TRIGGER, UP, X, DOWN, A, WHITE, Y, DOWN, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Pedestrians have weapons: BLACK, R TRIGGER, A, Y, A, Y, UP, DOWN

Perfect Handling in Vehicles: Y, R TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, LEFT, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, BLACK, L TRIGGER

Pink Traffic: B, L TRIGGER, DOWN, WHITE, LEFT, A, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, RIGHT, B

Prostitutes pay you (Pimp Mode 2): RIGHT, WHITE, WHITE, DOWN, WHITE, UP, UP, WHITE, BLACK

Raise Wanted Level: R TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, B, BLACK, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT

Recruit Anyone (9mm): DOWN, X, UP, BLACK, BLACK, UP, RIGHT, RIGHT, UP

Recruit Anyone (Rockets): BLACK, BLACK, BLACK, A, WHITE, L TRIGGER, BLACK, L TRIGGER, DOWN, A

Sand Storm: UP, DOWN, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, L TRIGGER, WHITE, R TRIGGER, BLACK

Skinny: Y, UP ,UP, LEFT, RIGHT, X, B, RIGHT

Slow DOWN Game Play: Y, UP, RIGHT, DOWN, X, BLACK, R TRIGGER

Spawn Bloodring Banger: DOWN, R TRIGGER, B, WHITE, WHITE, A, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, LEFT, LEFT

Spawn Caddy: B, L TRIGGER, UP, R TRIGGER, WHITE, A, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, B, A

Spawn Dozer :BLACK L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, RIGHT, RIGHT, UP, UP, A, L TRIGGER, LEFT

Spawn Hotring Racer #1: R TRIGGER, B, BLACK, RIGHT, L TRIGGER, WHITE, A, A, X, R TRIGGER

Spawn Hotring Racer #2: BLACK, L TRIGGER, B, RIGHT, L TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, RIGHT, UP, B, BLACK

Spawn Hunter: B, A, L TRIGGER, B, B, L TRIGGER, B, R TRIGGER, BLACK, WHITE, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Spawn Hydra: Y, Y, X, B, A, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, DOWN, UP

Spawn Monster: RIGHT, UP, R TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, DOWN, Y, Y, A, B, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Spawn Quadbike: LEFT, LEFT, DOWN, DOWN, UP, UP, X, B, Y, R TRIGGER, BLACK

Spawn Rancher: UP, RIGHT, RIGHT, L TRIGGER, RIGHT, UP, X, WHITE

Spawn Rhino: B, B, L TRIGGER, B, B, B, L TRIGGER, WHITE, R TRIGGER, Y, B, Y

Spawn Stretch : BLACK, UP, WHITE, LEFT, LEFT, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, B, RIGHT

Spawn Stunt Plane: B, UP, L TRIGGER, WHITE, DOWN, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, LEFT, LEFT, A, Y

Spawn Tanker: R TRIGGER, UP, LEFT, RIGHT, BLACK, UP, RIGHT, X, RIGHT, WHITE, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER

Spawn Vortex: Y, Y, X, B, A, L TRIGGER, WHITE, DOWN, DOWN

Stormy BLACK: A, L TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, B

SUPer Bike Jumps: Y, X, B, B, X, B, B, L TRIGGER, WHITE, WHITE, R TRIGGER, BLACK

SUPer Jumps: UP, UP, Y, Y, UP, UP, LEFT, RIGHT, X, BLACK, BLACK

SUPer Lung Capacity (Infinite Air): DOWN, LEFT, L TRIGGER, DOWN, DOWN, BLACK, DOWN, WHITE, DOWN

Super Punches: UP, LEFT, A, Y, R TRIGGER, B, B, B, WHITE

Traffic Lights Stay Green: RIGHT, R TRIGGER, UP, WHITE, WHITE, LEFT, R TRIGGER, L TRIGGER, R TRIGGER, R TRIGGER

Weapon Set 1: R TRIGGER, BLACK, L TRIGGER, BLACK, LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP, LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP

Weapon Set 2: R TRIGGER, BLACK, L TRIGGER, BLACK, LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP, LEFT, DOWN, DOWN, LEFT

Weapon Set 3: R TRIGGER, BLACK, L TRIGGER, BLACK, LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP, LEFT, DOWN, DOWN, DOWN

Yakuza Mode (Peds & cars are Asian Gang): A, A, DOWN, BLACK, WHITE, B. R TRIGGER, B, X

Unlockables

To enable the Ak-47, Tec-9, Sawn-Off Shotgun, and Molotov Cocktails to spawn in the Johnson's Family Home complete all 100 tags in Los Santos.

To enable 50 percent extra health complete level 12 of the paramedic mission.

To enable fireproof complete level 12 of the fire fighter missions.

To start the pimping mission, enter a broadway (low-rider vehicle) and press R3. Drive the prostitutes to their destinations for big cash. After the tenth "trick" prostitutes PAY you rather than you paying them.

BF Injection: Get First place at the Dirt ring race Las Venturas Stadium.

Super GT: Get all Bronze medal in Driving school.

Dune Buggy: Beat the score of 25 at the Dirt Ring.

Hotknife: Get all gold medals in the Driving school.

Jet Pack: Complete the Airstip asset near Las Venturas.

NRG 500: Get all gold medals in Bike School. This bike can be found quite easily in a car park near the Johnson house.

Rustler: Get all Bronze medal in pilot school.

Freeway: Get all Bronze awards in Bike School.

Hotring racer: Get First place in 8-Track.

Monster Truck: Win it by beatin the 8-Track Tournament.

Stunt plane: Get all silver medals at the pilot school.

Medic Outfit: 100% with Katie Zhan

Pimp Outfit: 100% with Denise Robinson

Racing Outfit: 100% with Michelle

Police Outfit: 100% with Barbara

Keep weapon after getting busted: Date Barbara

Keep weapon after getting wasted: Date Katie

Pirates of the Caribbean Xbox

ENTER THESE WHEN YOUR ON LAND OR SHIP

A, X, Y, B, Y, B, X, B, B, A - accrue 100,000 gold

A, Y, X, X, Y, Y, B, Y, X, A - god mode for self and your ship. Sails and ship crew unaffected.

A, B, Y, X, Y, B, B, Y, B, A - accure 50 Skill Points

A, X, Y, X, Y, B, B, Y, B, A - sets reputation to neutral

Need for Speed Underground 2

Enter these codes at the main menu when it says "Press Start"

Nissian Skyline: DOWN, DOWN, L, WHITE, L, WHITE, L, DOWN

All circuit tracks: DOWN, R, R, R, BLACK, BLACK, BLACK, X

Best Buy car: UP, DOWN, UP, DOWN, DOWN, UP, RIGHT

Burger King Vinyl: UP, UP, UP, UP, Down, UP, UP, Left

H2 Capone: UP, LEFT, UP, UP, DOWN, LEFT, DOWN, LEFT

Level 1 performance parts: L, R, L, R, LEFT, LEFT, RIGHT, UP

Level 2 performance parts: R, R, L, R, LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN

Level 1 visual parts: R, R, UP, DOWN, L, L, UP, DOWN

Level 2 visual parts: L, R, UP, DOWN, L, UP, UP, DOWN

UNDERGROUND 2 Review

Need for Speed Underground 2 tries to inject a story into your career mode using static-image cutscenes that pop up before some races. The effect is similar to what the Max Payne series does with its noninteractive sequences, though that game pulls it off much better than Need for Speed Underground 2 does. Dopey story short, you're sent off to a new town after getting ambushed by a rival racing crew, and you'll have to start from scratch with one car and a handful of races to get you going.

The biggest change made by this year's game is that the action now takes place in one large city. You're given free rein to drive around wherever you want, and you'll have to drive to races to drive in them. You'll also have to drive to different parts shops to customize your ride--in fact, you'll have to find most of the game's shops by cruising around the city, looking for the right type of colored lights. The game gives you an onscreen map, but shops don't show up until you've found them, and some races don't actually appear on the map, either.

On paper, this whole open-city thing sounds like an interesting idea. Someone probably sat down and said, "Well, everyone likes Grand Theft Auto, and it has an open city, so our game has to have an open city as well. In fact, let's even make it so that different sections of the city are locked away until you progress to a certain point in the career mode." In practice, driving around the city is a real drag that keeps you out of the action longer than you'd like. The game also rarely takes advantage of the open city for racing purposes, staging a majority of its events on preset tracks, rather than attempting to go for a Midnight Club-like "get there however you can" feel. There's a menu in the garage that lets you jump to a handful of different events, but most races don't show up here, and none of the shops do, either, making it completely useless.

You'll start out in some pretty slow cars, so the racing isn't very exciting until you earn enough for a full set of upgraded performance parts. But once you've done so, the racing is fun and the cars handle well. The cars are fast, and things like turning, powersliding, and proper corning technique are easy to pick-up. Like in last year's game, there are a handful of different race types: Circuit races are long lap-based events, sprints take you from point A to point B on a set course, drag racing lets you live your life a quarter mile at a time, and drift races rank you based on how squirrelly you can get on the track. New in this year's game are the street X races, which are essentially regular races that take place on drift tracks. Outrun races take place in various parts of the city--you roll up behind another racer, tap a button, and then try to pass and outrun him or her. You'll also encounter a few races against the clock, in which you'll have to get from one point in the city to another before a photographer leaves the area. Make it, and you'll get to put your car on the cover of one of the game's magazines or DVDs for extra cash. The big new race type is the "underground racing league." These races are the sort of mysterious events where you'll see most of the game's cutscenes. They mostly involve some knucklehead breaking the lock on a race track and then swinging open a gate so your street-racing posse can race on a "real" track, though you'll also bust into airports and such, too. These races are essentially circuit races with racetrack scenery instead of cityscape scenery.

Tricking out your car's look will let you put it on the cover of a magazine or DVD.

Though there are three different difficulty settings for the career mode, none of them put up a particularly good fight. As a result, most of the races simply boil down to getting in front of the opposition and then doing what you can to not make a mistake. Between nitrous boosts and drafting, gaining the lead isn't very difficult, and the game doesn't seem to employ any heavy rubber-band AI routines to retake the lead from you, so you can usually stay in front without any trouble at all. When you consider that it will take you about a minute to get in front, and that some of the circuit races can last six minutes or more, this means that a great deal of your race time is spent just cruising along, dodging traffic and not paying any attention to the other cars unless you screw up and get into a wreck. In the event that you do crash, regaining the lead usually isn't too tough, especially if you've purchased a nitrous-oxide upgrade, which shamelessly lifts concepts from the Burnout series, translating powerslides and near-misses into extra boost for your tank. The opposing cars will slow down quite a bit if they take a big lead, making them very easy to beat.

Need for Speed Underground 2's crashes are laughably weak. While high-speed collisions with other cars trigger a slow-motion, cinematic shot of the crash, the game doesn't model any damage at all. It's like you're watching two plastic car models bump up against each other, accompanied by the sounds of an actual car crash. While it practically goes without saying that modeling damage in a game with licensed cars is still a tricky proposition, that fact doesn't make these wrecks look any better. Fortunately, the game's car customization features somewhat make up for this lack of visual detail.

Need for Speed Underground 2 Review of Need for Speed Underground 2 (Xbox) A big part of Need for Speed Underground 2 is the ability to customize your car's performance and appearance. On the performance side, you'll purchase parts that have been organized into stages, which gives the game an easy way to lock the better parts away from you until you're ready for them. While the parts fall into different categories, like engines, brakes, tires, and ECUs, the only thing you really need to know is that you need them all to win races. The visual enhancements are a little more involved and give you a little more leeway, but ultimately you'll need to trick out the look of your cars to proceed, as having a flashy car is the only way to get noticed and end up on magazine and video covers. Each set of parts has a number associated with it, and these contribute to a meter that sums up how many pieces of flair you've bolted to your whip. Spoilers, neons, vinyls, roof scoops, spinner rims, custom gauges, and even speakers for your trunk are just some of the available modifications, and they all help your car stand out. This is especially handy online, where you can show off your stuff to the world.

NFSU2 packs in an obscene amount of product placement.

Need for Speed Underground 2 is online on the PS2, PC, and new to this year's game, the Xbox. The online mode is pretty straightforward, letting you set up races in any of the game's race types, and it also features a free run mode, in case you just want to cruise around the city with other players. As you'd expect, the online mode works well over an average broadband connection, even with a full six players in a race. The game also does a good job with statistics and rankings, which can help you find evenly matched races. You can also limit races to cars of a certain rank, or just open it up and let people take their career-mode vehicles onto the track. The GameCube lacks online play, and to add insult to injury, the already-shaky frame rate gets a little shakier when you play in the GameCube version's splitscreen mode.

While Need for Speed Underground 2 is attempting to emulate an illegal scene of "underground" street racing, the game really tries to drive its product placement down your throat. Things like billboards on the sides of the roads aren't too bad (though with an ad for a financial service popping up on some signs, you have to wonder who EA's target audience for this game is), and the occasional real-life fast-food joint does its part to make the city feel a little more realistic. But basing the game's whole onscreen display around the logo for a cellular phone service provider crosses the line. Sorry, but there's nothing "underground" about forcing a bunch of non-car-related corporate logos on people. The game's hokey dialogue also adds to the counterfeit feel. The overzealous script is constantly throwing poorly placed slang at you, having Brooke Burke use her teleprompter voice to tell you that "you've got to be racing tight," constantly calling you "dawg," or being very careful to always call your money "bank."

Graphically, Need for Speed Underground 2 looks good, unless you're talking about the GameCube version, which has a wildly unstable frame rate that really gets in the way of the action in some races. But in the other three versions, the car models are sharp and the city looks fine. For the most part, the game keeps running at a smooth frame rate, even in the later stages, when you're moving much, much faster. But at the same time, it isn't quite the effects show that the last game was. You still get nice little effects, like the shaky camera used to show drag races, but the blur effects are much less pronounced now, which is too bad, because they were really well implemented last year. Now, you get blurring at very high speeds or when you kick in the nitrous oxide, but more would have been better. Like last year, the PS2 version is the heaviest on the effects, though the overall look is still a little subdued. For the most part, the different versions of the game look very similar, with the Xbox and PC versions allowing for slightly higher visual fidelity than the PlayStation 2 version, and the GameCube version bringing up the rear, but ultimately the only major differences come down to the GameCube version not having online support, the Xbox version's analog triggers being the best control scheme for the game, and the PC version not playing very well with the keyboard controls (you'll need at least an analog gamepad if you're planning on playing this game on the PC).

The game's sound rises above its lame dialogue and poorly delivered speech. The engine sounds aren't quite as deep or as throaty as you might like, but the game is great at changing the sound of your car as you purchase upgrades. Also, things like the whoosh of wind when you fly under an overpass really help sell the game's sense of speed.

Finally, Snoop Dogg and Jim Morrison, together again for the first time.

Musically, Need for Speed Underground 2 is all over the place. The schizophrenic sounds start with the game's lead song, which is a remix of The Doors' "Riders on the Storm" done by prominent rap producer Fredwreck. Snoop Dogg joins Jim Morrison on the vocals here. For some people that will be blasphemy, but the remix sounds pretty good. The part that ruins it, though, is that Snoop is rapping about the racing--Need for Speed is specifically mentioned in the lyrics. Again, if you're going to have a game with "underground" right in the name, showcasing a song that does double duty as both an ad for the game and as an extreme case of exploitation of an old favorite probably isn't the best idea. Other songs on the soundtrack include "Lean Back" by the Terror Squad, "LAX" by Xzibit, and tracks from Sly Boogy, Felix Da Housecat, Paul Van Dyk, Cirrus, Ministry, Queens of the Stone Age, Mudvayne, Helmet, and more. This is a textbook case of a soundtrack that tries to appeal to too many different audiences and ends up not including enough of any one style to please anyone. Xbox users won't be able to fix the problem, either, as the game doesn't contain custom-soundtrack support. However, you'll be able to at least turn off tracks that you don't like.

Need for Speed Underground 2 starts with last year's game as a template and builds from there. Unfortunately, almost everything that has been added to this year's game detracts from the overall experience. Once you're in and racing and customizing your cars, it's a lot of fun, but there are too many obstacles standing between you and the best parts of the game.