Any way to skip levels?

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**Lord of Kaith**

I was wondering if there was anything--cheat code, etc--to skip levels on the games Batman: Arkham Asylum and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, both for PS3.

Any help appreciated!

**warpcrafter**

Why would you want to skip levels? Doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose of playing the game? It's like skipping ahead in a book.

**Da Boss**

Well, the point of playing a game is to have fun, so if you find certain levels unfun, then skipping them would make sense.
I don't know any method though.

**garret**

I havent seen a cheat code in forever. i thought they were a dieing species. like password in videogames that you get at the end of a lvl inorder to get to the next. or savepoints

**Cheese Elemental**

Cheat codes are a thing of the past, bar the silly ones like the one in Age of Empires 3 that gives you a monster truck.

**nyyman**

Good old Age of Empires

**BrookM**

Why would you skip on stuff in an awesome game like Batman AA?

**Lord of Kaith**

Well, my reason is--and I'm sure ya'll will probably poke fun about this, go ahead--I'm 14 and my folks aren't too pleased with the fact that Poison Ivy is almost nude.

As for Force Unleashed, I just figured out if you play through a level, you have the option to go back and do it anytime, so never mind on that one.

**BrookM**

That's pretty sad. Please hand in your console plus XXX-rated game at the door and enjoy the outside.

**Lord of Kaith**

Ya know, I personally don't think that's funny. We all have things we can't/won't/aren't going to do. My parents just happen to have a problem with that. Heck, I know teens whose folks won't let them play E10+ games. Now that's sad.

**Orkestra**

nyyman wrote:Good old Age of Empires

e=mcsquaredtrooper

Awfully kind of them to have put so many random yet highly effective units in their game.

**Platuan4th**

Last actual Cheat codes I've seen were for the Orange Box(for HL2 and Portal).

**Cheese Elemental**

Orkestra wrote:
nyyman wrote:Good old Age of Empires

e=mcsquaredtrooper

Awfully kind of them to have put so many random yet highly effective units in their game.

Remember the crazy gak in Age of Mythology, like those Flying Purple Hippos and Lazer Bears?

**Tri**

Lord of Kaith wrote:Ya know, I personally don't think that's funny. We all have things we can't/won't/aren't going to do. My parents just happen to have a problem with that. Heck, I know teens whose folks won't let them play E10+ games. Now that's sad.

ah been there when i was 9 i got a copy mortal combat and 'metal and lace' lets just say i'm glad they only ever found out about mortal combat.

how to get round this problem a) don't play when they're there B) fight her in Detective mode (thats right you can see her bones) c) wait till the PS3 gets a cheat disk D) get a friend to give you a saved game E) wonder why mum and dad do't care about you beating the S! out of some one but one in her undies is too much ...

see here she has clothes on http://www.the-nextlevel.com/media/ps3/batman_aa/batman-arkham-asylum-poison-ivy.jpg

**Anshal**

Lulzs that must suck, anyways back on topic, Cheating is fer grots

**rocklord2004**

Since Batman:AA doesn't use an actual level system your out of luck. It uses a progressivly changing base world. You may be able to find a save file to copy over if your playing it on the pc though. This is for you old school gamers. up up down down left right left right b a start (select start for multiplyer :3).

**Doombot001**

rocklord2004 wrote:Since Batman:AA doesn't use an actual level system your out of luck. It uses a progressivly changing base world. You may be able to find a save file to copy over if your playing it on the pc though. This is for you old school gamers. up up down down left right left right b a start (select start for multiplyer :3).

Just don't play Lifeforce and try to do this.

It'll blow your ship up.