Get the latest LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 cheats, codes, unlockables, hints, Easter eggs, glitches, tips, tricks, hacks, downloads, hints, guides, FAQs, walkthroughs, and more for PSP (PSP). Use the above links or scroll down see all to the PSP cheats we have available for LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7. We have no tips for LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 yet. Enter the codes below to get the matching item. Codes are in the Extras menu. HA79V8 Character Token Detector 84QNQN Gold Brick Detector TTMC6D Hogwarts Crest Detector 7AD7HE Red Brick Detector We have no unlockables for LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 yet. We have no easter eggs for LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 yet. We have no glitches for LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 yet. Unlock characters, vehicles and skills with these "LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga" cheat codes for the PS3, and may the cheats be with you.CheatsTo enter a cheat code in "LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga," go to the Catina on Mos Eisley and select the "Codes" menu, and then enter one of the skill, vehicle, character or power brick codes listed below.
Skill CodesCheat CodeSkill UnlockedBRJ437DisguiseCLZ738Force Grapple Vehicle CodesCheat CodeVehicle UnlockedHUT845Imperial ShuttleDBH897TIE FighterINT729TIE InterceptorAAB123Tri FighterUUU875Zam's Speeder Character CodesCheat CodeCharacter UnlockedACK646Admiral AckbarKPF958Battle Droid CommanderLA811YBoba FettHHY697Boss NassQRN714Captain TarpalsDDD748Count DookuH35TUXDarth MaulA32CAMDarth SidiousEWK785EwokPMN576General GrievousZZR636GreedoGIJ989IG-88GUA850Imperial GuardKLJ897Jango FettMUN486Ki Adi MundiLUM521LuminaraVBJ322PadmeEVILR2R2-Q5CBR954SandtrooperNBN431StormtrooperXZNR21Super Battle DroidPRX482Taun WeBDC866Vulture DroidPLL967Watto584HJFZam WesellPower Brick CodesCheat CodeEffectNUJ866Get infinite torpedoesHS9K44Become invincibleFBM152Minikit detectorFBM834Power brick detectorHBF899Score x2DQY857Score x4NMP499Score x6XXY99GScore x8VXZ123Score x10VXZ193Stud magnet Additional UnlockablesThe following can be unlocked in "LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga," but not by the use of codes.
For these, you must complete the specified actions in the game to unlock them.Unlock Indiana Jones CharacterTo unlock the Indiana Jones character, you must go into the bonus room and watch the trailer for the Indiana Jones game. Once done, Indiana Jones will become a playable character (after you buy him). Unlock Bonus Mission Anakin's FlightCollect 30 gold bricks during the game to unlock the bonus mission Anakin's Flight.Unlock Naboo StarfighterOnce you complete the bonus mission Anakin's Flight, you will unlock the Naboo Starfighter.Unlock a Stud FountainOnce you have collected all 160 gold bricks, you will be able to build a stud fountain outside of Mos Eisley Cantina, giving you an unlimited supply of studs.Unlock Slave 1 ShipTo unlock Boba Fett's ship Slave 1, you must collect all minikit pieces in the game. There are ten on each level.More Cheats and HintsWant more cheats, tips, hints, and other info for your favorite games? Visit our cheats page for the latest.I’ve played and enjoyed each LEGO game from Telltale (except the Wii-U exclusive City Undercover) starting with LEGO Star Wars and most recently, LEGO Jurassic World.
When I heard about LEGO Dimensions coming up this year, I watched a couple of trailers getting an idea what to expect. Considering that #breaktherules is their slogan, that game supposed to be huge. When I read about level, team and fun packs to be bought in additional waves it felt a bit like a cash printing machine for LEGO instead of a real game. I’m fairly too much into LEGO to resist in pre-ordering this game, but only the starter pack for now. Furthermore Amazon granted a 15€ pre-order bonus when getting LEGO Jurassic World, so the 100€ starter pack wasn’t too expensive. Level packs range from 25€ to 30€ providing additional levels for: The Simpsons, Back to the Future, Portal, Dr. Who (Amazon exclusive available at 5.11.2015), Ghost Busters (available January 2016) and Midway Arcade (March 2016, never heard of that). Team packs add more figures and vehicles and range at ~25€ each. Fun packs consist of one figure and one vehicle at the price of 15€.
There will be several waves where these packs are released over the next couple of months. According to Warner Bros they will support the game 3 years with updates too. Opening the starter pack box unveils the toy bad, the game disc and an additional box containing the bricks for the portal, three characters (Batman, Gandalf, Wyldstyle) and the bat mobile. Before starting the build I did start my PS4 and inserted the game disc. It then immediately started to download a 5 GB (!) update to 1.02 which fairly took over an hour even with VDSL50. While that download lasted, I did build the three characters, the portal itself and well, then I was stuck – the bat mobile instructions are not available inside the printed build instructions. The reason for that is implicitly explained in-game: You may modify and upgrade vehicles and characters inside the game and it holds additional build instructions. The toy pad itself is a simple NFC reader attached to the PS4 via USB (cable is pretty long).
While the figure stands are printed and reserved NFC tags for each character, the vehicles must be built and then written to the NFC tag. The game will tell you to do so – at first glance this happens when you’re building the bat mobile after completing the portal build. The light bulbs are using different colours, sometimes blink for giving hints and the three areas can hold 7 characters or vehicles at the same time. At first it was not that clear how the toy pad would be involved in the game – ok, by putting the bat mobile on it it did appear in-game and could be used. When going further with the story you’ll experience 5 different purple keystones with different modes: colour puzzles, special character abilities to clear fire, melt ice, enlighten dark rooms, etc. You need to interact with the toy pad and put your characters on it – be it a defined order, or a specific area. Once you’ve completed the first story mode levels you should’ve learnt how to use them.
Cool thing: The game tells you to physically attach each keystone to your portal once each level is finished. So far I’ve finished 4 of 5 keystones in the story levels and came across Gotham City, Wizard of Oz, Simpsons, Ninjago and Doctor Who. Still curious what else to see. The story itself has an evil boss, the usual suspects supporting him and you, the brave hero fighting your way against them. The level design and story somehow reminded me of Super Mario World, especially the yellow brick road in the Wizard of Oz 😉 If you are familiar with LEGO games you certainly want to achieve the 100% level. This is helped by buying the red bricks with collected studs which help detecting mini kits, gold bricks, 2x studs (no more 4,6,8,10 multipliers though) and a quest detector. The other ones are more or less funny additions. The “nasty” thing about these red bricks – they are hidden in the adventure worlds. In order to access these adventure worlds you’ll need a character of each world. S
o you’ll end up buying additional level, team and fun packs. Clever, LEGO, very clever. Which in return means you cannot complete LEGO dimensions just by getting the starter pack. Once you’ve completed the first levels you are allowed to use the lift to move up and access all adventure worlds – and there are quite a few. The main three figures allow you to access the DC Comics, LEGO Movie and The Lord Of the Rings adventure worlds instantly. The rest – well, first the story mode, then buy additional adventure world characters, collect red bricks, finish story mode free play and then work towards the 100%. Conclusion: Apart from the money it will cost you, it is a definitive must buy. The gameplay is better (not so much different characters in the main story, if you don’t want to) and the toy pad integration really adds a new special feature to just sitting on the couch with the controller. Solve puzzles or just transform your character into the level and play with it. T