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Game: Ghost Recon
Console: XBox

Cheat:

Chicken Mode

Unlock chicken mode, then while playing a game, press Back, X(2), Y, A, B. If you entered the code correctly, a message will appear.

Helium Mode

Unlock helium mode, then while playing a game, press Back, X, A, Y, B, X. If you entered the code correctly, a message will appear.

Paper Mode

Unlock paper mode, then while playing a game, press Back, B, A, X, Y, A. If you entered the code correctly, a message will appear.

Huge Head

Unlock huge head, then while playing a game, press Back, A, X, B, Y, A. If you entered the code correctly, a message will appear.

Slow-motion Mode

Unlock slow-motion mode, then while playing a game, press Back, Y(2), B, X, A. If you entered the code correctly, a message will appear.

Chicken head mode

During the game, hold back then hit X, X, Y, A, B.

Enable cheat mode

Finish every objective in single player.

Invincibility

Hold back then press X, X, A, B, A.

Team God-mode

Warning: You cannot finish the game with this cheat turned on. Hold back, then hit B, A, Y, Y, B, A, X, X, X.

Wheelchair characters

During the game hold back then press A, A, A, X, B, Y to have characters in wheelchairs!

Fat Players

Hold BACK and press B, B, Y, X, X, A.

Funny Saying

On the second mission when you go to cross the stream get in the middle of it and try to go into the prone position while you cannot do this he will say "I'm not going swimming".




Manufacturer: UBI Soft
Release Date: 08 November, 2002
ESRB Rating: Mature


Description:
Set in the year 2008, Ghost Recon is a Tom Clancy-inspired war game that puts you in command of a Special Forces unit pitted against Russian ultranationalists trying to rebuild the former Soviet Union. Although the story arc is grand in scale (in keeping with Clancy's style), the game doesn't involve you in the war's major battles. You'll actually spend most of your time behind enemy lines--rescuing downed fighter pilots, knocking out enemy patrols, ambushing armor columns.

You control a six-man squad, divided into two teams, and you have the opportunity to handpick your squad members (and their equipment) after each mission briefing. You can switch your point of view to any of the six active soldiers--the soldier you control automatically becomes the leader of his team, while the other team operates according to orders you give via a map interface. Thus, you can move one team into a covering position, leave them with orders to provide cover fire, then lead the other team in to reach your objective. Or, break up your squad and try to achieve two objectives simultaneously.

The level of detail and realism is incredible, right down to the way the soldiers communicate in hushed tones and with gestures. The complexity of the game requires an elaborate controller setup that takes a while to get used to (luckily there are plenty of training missions designed to help you learn the multitude of movement, weapons, and command functions). Once you get the hang of it, you'll find it's worth the time spent in boot camp. --Maile Bohlmann

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