Time Crisis 3 Cheats - PlayStation 2

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SAVEGAME FOR US VERSION Jan. 10, 2011		53KB

mode
Successfully complete the story mode in Arcade. The Life Point quantity can now be increased to a maximum value of 9, and Credits are free (set to Free Play).

Alicia Winston title screen
Successfully complete the Rescue Mission, and the Time Crisis 3 title screen will show Alicia.

Crisis missions
Successfully complete the Rescue Mission, and the Crisis Missions will be unlocked at the main menu.

Rescue mission
Successfully complete the game to unlock the bonus rescue mission.

Trial stages
Successfully complete a stage in arcade mode to unlock the corresponding trial mode stage.

Extra continues
Intentionally fail during game play and you will eventually unlock more continues per game. Eventually, you will get unlimited continues. Note: This can be done in both arcade and rescue modes.

Mirror Mode
Play through the story mode in Arcade without continuing to unlock Mirror Mode in Arcade. Play through the Rescue Mission story mode without continuing to unlock Mirror Mode in the Rescue Mission.

Infinite handgun ammunition
Complete the story mode in Arcade using only the Handgun throughout. This will unlock Infinite Handgun Ammunition in the Arcade Menu "Bonus Options" screen.

You can get the infinite shot bonus if you take your machine gun and shoot everyone (works best with Bosses) without missing.

Infinite sub-weapon ammunition
Complete the arcade story mode in under 30 minutes. The "Infinite Sub-Weapon Ammo" bonus option will now be unlocked. It allows you to use the special weapons (machine gun, shotgun and grenade launcher) infinitely, without any set limit.

Beginner character selection
It is recommended that beginners play through as Alan, as Wesley has a tougher path to get used to. Experienced Time Crisis players who have not used Wesley should also be aware that it is generally more challenging than Alan's route.

Collecting Ammo Packs
Ammo Packs for the Special Weapons are carried by the yellow troops. Be sure to shoot them quickly and as many times as possible.

Rescue mission
Press [Action] ([L1] or [R1]) to go to your aiming mode with the sniper. When the screen turns red or beeps, release to dodge an incoming hit. Note: Some enemies hide behind trees and hostages.

Special Weapon selection and limit
You change weapons by hiding and pressing the trigger a certain number of times, depending on the weapon you wish to use. The following is the order of weapon selection if you start with the handgun selected:

Pull trigger once: Machine Gun
Pull trigger twice: Shotgun
Pull trigger three times: Grenade

Note: There are also limits to the Special Weapon ammo, and additional special ammo is acquired in specific increments for each weapon, as below:

Machine Gun: Ammo Pack; 15 per increment, limit 200
Shotgun: Ammo Pack; 5 per increment, limit 50
Grenade Launcher: Ammo Pack; 1 per increment, limit 5

Note: The Grenade Launcher is the slowest firing gun (and as such requires precise aim for moving targets), followed by the Shotgun (due to its pump time). All special weapons do not have to be reloaded.

No-Miss streaks scoring
Every time you get 10 No-Miss Shots as part of your streak, your score will increase by 500. For example, a 20-Streak is 1,000, 30-Streak is 1,500, etc.

Defeating Wild Dog and Wild Fang
They both have special abilities. Fang can do kung-fu kicks and flying kicks. He can even kick ten foot bars, monster truck tires, and a tractor. He is also the sneakiest of the two. Dog's aiming is great. He shoots out rockets, has a gattling gun, and can be a flamethrower. His life is greater than Wild Fang and is more difficult because he does not have to get up close to kill you.

Health status
When an enemy's life bar is red, it means that it is a vehicle, and once it depletes it will not return. Blue indicates that the enemy still has some more rounds of beating to do. Green indicates that this is their final confrontation with you.

One shot kill for jumping ninjas
To easily kill the ninjas, use your shot gun and shoot as they are about to hit you. If your timing is correct, it will kill them in one shot.

Enemy difficulties

Green infantry: These are the lowest levels who have no skill at all, except for some lucky shots sometimes. Yowever, a group of them may prove a bit annoying with the corresponding increase in hit chances.

Red infantry: They almost never miss, even on dive shots and rush attacks. However, they only require one shot to kill.

Orange infantry: They have health meters, which is quite a bit irritating, but they barely hit you. Make sure to duck sometimes; the closer they are, the more fatal they get.

Yellow Supply Troops: One hit kill, and weak. Shoot them as much as you can. They drop more weapons that way. Watch out, they aim better than the green infantry types.

Blue Special infantry: The ones with flamethrowers can be trouble and they have life bars. Get in the way of the flame, and you will lose a life. The ones with rocket launchers are a one hit kill, but are as intimidating as they get. They do not have 100% accuracy or life bars. Axe throwing and grenade types are quick and sometimes too close to dodge. They may sometimes blend into the background, looking like the wall or other infantries. However, they can be killed in one shot and you do not always have to duck. Even though they always hit you if you do nothing, shooting the object they throw is another solution.

Clawman and Nightmares: They pop out of nowhere and will never miss. They also have life bars and can do triple backflips. Take cover when you see one.