To cut the small talk, i will write this tutorial in small steps:

1. Download a Mozilla Firefox addon called Tamper Data

2. Find a game you want with ability to submit your score.

3. Before you start the game, start the Temper Data addon by going on Tools -> Tamper Data -> Start Tamper

4. Now, start the game, get some score, and then, lets say, lose. Now select to submit the score. Then Temper Data should appear, and select button Tamper, and in the right part of the window you should find a string of commands that game has set to browser. You should find the word SCORE and the number that should be next to it. Change that number as you wish. Then click submit in the Tamper Data and you should get the score you wanted.

Sometimes we find that a game is very difficult. At that time we think to use cheat codes but then we realize that we don't know the cheat codes of the game. Then there is no option left for us other than to quit the game.

After reading this full article, you'll never find it difficult to cheat in a game.

To Cheat in games without cheat codes, we'll have to download a memory editor 'Artmoney'. There's a freeware and a pro version available for the download. Freeware version has limited features but it is sufficient for most of the games.

Here, as an example, i have used spider solitare.

1. Open spider solitare and set your eyes on something that you want to change. As and example, we'll use the score of 500, which you have initially in the game. Open Artmoney and click on 'select process' dropdown box, and select 'Spider Solitare'. Try to keep the game window visible in the background. Next, click Search and enter 500 in the box, under Type, select 'All (standard)'. Don't bother with the rest; click OK, and we move to next step.

2. All right, don't be discouraged by search results; these are simple from a search of the entire memory the game is using, which means all adresses in your memory that have a value of 500 are shown on the left-hand side.The trick is that only one of these results contains your score, and you have to find out which one. To do this, switch back to game and play a bit to change your score, and note down your new score. Inmy case it's 495. Now switch back to Artmoney; see that button called filter?Click on it, enter '495' in the text box, and click OK.
What this does is, it goes through all previous results and sees if any of the results have changed to new value, which is 495, and shows only the adresses that have been changed to 495 on the left side. Neat, isin't it? Keep sieving until the number of results in the left hand pane won't reduce, and then use the arrow in the middle to add those results for your editing pleasure.

3. All set aand finished, you have the score in your hands. You can basically do anything you want with it. God mode, literally!Go ahead and right-click on the value to the left and click Edit, enter '100', and press 'Enter'. Switch back to the game and check your score: your score in the game is now 100, and you can continue playing normally with the modified score. If you want your score to stay the same, you can 'Freeze' the score by clicking the checkbox at the far left in the right pane of your value. One thing to be noted is that the freeze function is not a real 'freeze' per se; it will only constantlyscan the value for changes, and if any, change them back top the value we stated for it. So if you are trying to get to achieve god mode, but something in the game takes down all 100 of your health in fraction, the 'death' function will trigger in an instant and you will die before the freeze function can change the value back to 100. So if you are stuck in a situationlike this, you're pretty much dead.



Cheating this way in most multiplayer games is out of question since the values are stored on the server. Even if you succeed, you will be easily detected and rightfully kicked or banned off the server.

Have some decency and don't even try using Artmoney in multiplayer games.

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Want to do a spot of flyingover New York or London? How about the moon or mars? Hop over to Goggles, a flight simulator that uses images from Google's mapping service. Select your locationand click Start. A small plane will fly over the actual terrain of the location you selected. Use the arrow keys to manoeuvre around and the spacebar to fire bullets! What's more you can extend the simulation to fly over your hometown. The full instructions ae available at www.tinyurl.com/h9m9a. Finally, When you get tired of flying around, just hold the Up arrow key and watch your plane explode on the ground.

I am playing  WARCRAFT 3 from a long time and now i have
become quiet a good player.

Here are some good tips (mine) which you can use to win battles.

(1). Use the [Shift] key while assigning workers (peons too) to build
up. You can queue up multiple buildings this way to be built by a single worker.
Never keep builder units idle.

(2). Don't hoard gold! If, in first five minutes of the game, you have more
than 350 gold, you are not rich - you are slow! Tech up the research tree, build
more buildings and units. You aren't earning any interest on all that yellow !

(3). Attack and attack early ! We can't stress on this enough. Don't let your
opponent build up, research up, and for God's sake, don't let him expand ! Keep
harassing his base, all the while bolstering your forces, and teching up!

(4). Once you have your first hero, rally your troops to him by setting his
portrait as a rally point (by right clicking on it), for all troop production
buildings. This way any newly created units will automatically take off after
you hero, irrespective of where he is on the map. This really saves a lot of
time.

(5). As Human you can use peasants to creep close to your base. Just convert
some of them to militia (keep some at resources too), and use the rest.

(6). Build orders are very important, but can change from opponent to
opponent. Here's a sample - as soon as the game starts, put four workers on
gold, queue a sixth worker , and put the fifth on your altar (hero production
building). As soon as the second worker appears, put him on your primary troop
production. At the same time, remove one of the guys tasked on gold, and use him
to build a farm (or your race equivalent structure), the seventh worker should
be put on wood, while the fifth worker who should have finished the altar - task
him back to the gold mine. You now have five gold miners, and the rest of your
workforce should either build or focus on wood.

(7). When you attack make sure you pull back units that are wounded, employ
hit and run tactics, and you can keep couple of powerful summoned units (if your
hero is summoner) just out side the enemy base. This way, while retreating, you
get some free hits in case enemy follow you.

(8). When you pull back units, pull them for short distance, regroup, and
focus again. Never pull back entirely from an enemy base.

(9). Focus-fire works wonders with ranged damage units, like riflemen,
archers etc, - but do not use focus-fire when attacking with melee. Simply
attack ground : focus firing will waste precious time, as your melee units will
take damage, just getting into position to attack the unit you focused on.

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How good is your aim ? Can you throw a piece of paper into a basket in a strong
wind ? This thoroughly addictive game has only one objective: get the piece of
paper into the basket against a head wind at varying speeds and direction (left
or right only). Very simple to play - click on the piece of paper and wait for
the oscillating arrow to reach the direction in which you want it to get
released. Based on the wind speed, the paper will curve through the air, and
depending on the direction of your release will either fall in the basket or
outside. Think it's easy ? Just try it out.







 

A thai game developer, is developing a goodness game. That's not what he calls it, but the aim of the game is to be good - according to the tenets of Buddhism. These happen to be : do not kill, do not steal, do not commit adultery, do not lie, and do not drink alcohol. Now we haven't seen a game where you get points for quaffing on a bottle of jack, but except for that, you pretty much do all the rest of those no-nos in today's games.

Pakorn Tancharoen is a senior officer in Thailand's Religious Affairs Department. He got concerned by modern impact of gaming when he heard about a boy who attacked his mother when she wouldn't pay for an online gaming session.

Tancharoen went to extent of developing this game where you follow three children on a pilgrimage with a wise old monk. You have to deal with obstacles along the way, of course, but you have to be good while doing it. No fragging old monks. No fragging monkeys,either - even shooting animals will cost you points.

People can download the game at www.khondee.net/game.
But remember the game is in thai.

We (at least, those in developed countries) live in a digital world, so why should education be so 'analogue'-as in old school? The specific point is, people need to rethink best means of delivering education is. Games can be effective; the question is, how effective, and what kind of games.

"We've organised our schools using methods from the Middle Ages,"

said David Shaffer of the university of Wisconsin-Madison, and author of How Computer Games Help Children Learn.
"The trend toward administering more standardised tests does not prepare children for a digital future."

Of course, no-one is talking about Doom and such in classrooms. They're talking about new-gen infotainment games. In a game designed by an Indiana University associate proffessor, players assume the role of investigatorslooking to find why fish are dying in a park. Theories are offered, such as excessive logging, and players share data and compare hypotheses. Does that sound interesting enough? It probably depends on how the game is executed, including such things as visual feel.

The idea behind the exercise-research into which millions of dollars are being poured-is that games are engaging, so students will play them. Like they'd play Doom. Can this new crop of educational games hold as much interest?

After reading the title of this post you would be thinking that how this is possible. But it is possible.

Assuming university of Rochester researchers proved that students who played action video games a few hours a day for a month improved their preformance by 20 per cent at 'clutter test' - something like a standard eye-test.

Chosen for the research were students at the University who hardly played games. Then those students were given the clutter test. This consists of the following: one needs to identify the oreintation of a 'T' thrown somewhere in a clutter of symbols. Then the students were divided in two groups - one group played Tetris for about an hour a day, and other played Unreal Tournament.

After a month, the tetris players hadn't improved and Unreal Tournament players had improved at clutter test.
This proves that action games improves vision.

Now you can tell your parents about this and ask them to buy some good action games for the sake of vision.

Here i am going to talk about some good games that can be played online. Remember, these are not like other common online games (puzzle,sports etc.). These are like one of the best games which you play on your Pc.
And the best things about the games listed below is that they are free.



RUNESCAPE

Runescape is an MMORPG that requires comparatively low hardware rig to run on. The controls are all mouse based, as simple as left click to go to an are and right click to get options for an item.
The sound is average, to be honest, and get irritating. The map, however is very huge and can take days to explore. It is a very popular game.




EverQuest

It has great graphics and sound, and has a completely fantastic theme. Despite the high-detailed graphics, the game plays well over slower net connections.

You can choose to play as either a dwarf, human, dark elf, necromancer or troll. As with all RPGs, you need to complete few missions to gain experience points to make you better equipped to handle the world you're thrust into

The game is tough at first, but if you make right friends, you can last a lot longer. You also lose experience each time you perish.




Final Fantasy XI

This game has wonderful graphics, but is simply not playable on slower net connections.

The game is typical MMORPG, and you need to gain experience and skills in your chosen fields by playing more and more. In order to survive here you need to form groups.




World Of Warcraft

World of Warcraft is the leader in the world of MMORPGs. It is considered to be the best MMORPG by far.

Most of the gameplay is like other MMORPGs. The major difference is the way in which battles are done. The battles are much faster-paced than in any other game, and the graphics and good sound effects add to the whole feeling of playing a good game. The game is faster than any other game.

I think World Of Warcraft is the best MMORPG.

Do you play games online on sites such as miniclip.com?
If your answer is yes then stop it.
There are some sites which pays you money for playing games.
Some sites which pay for playing games are wealthwars and exodus3000.

Wealthwars is better than exodus3000 (in my opinion).

In both the games, you have to search around mountains, enemy bases etc for money. You can also stole money of different members. You can also buy different weapons. If you have good weapons then it is difficult for other members to steal your money.

I got paid many a times from wealthwars, but i never got paid from exodus3000 because i have never reached the payout limit.
Now i have stopped playing both the games because now i am busy with my blog.