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Rogue Trip: Vacation 2012

• First Released Oct 6, 1998 released

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Rogue trip: vacation 2012 cheats for playstation, secret area in quake-a-roni.

Once fighting in Quake-A-Roni, you may see a building that seems to be tilting in one direction. Fire a few missles at it and watch it blow. Once that is over, notice a building nearby has a hole in it. Now drive through where there's a few weapon pick-ups and a monument to blow up.

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Blow Up Earth and God Mode

Start the level Area 51. Next, upgrade the remote mines to the highest level, and lay them next to the crashed saucer in the corner of the level. Go to the middle of the level and use the teleport to get up to the moon. Once on the moon, detonate the mine. The earth will then blow up in a huge explosion. Afterwards, fragments of the earth will crash into the moon and make it explode too, and you will be stuck out in the middle of space. You will have full health and weapons out in space, but nothing to do with them. Quit the level and start another and God Mode will still be activated with all weapons and invincibility.

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Misc. Passwords

Enter the following at the password screen:

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Secret Vehicles

Use the following button combinations at the options screen to unlock the following characters

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Infinite Weapons

Before entering the following codes you must first enter the ''Enable Cheats'' code.

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Combo Moves

First you must enter the Enable Cheat Mode code, ''Cheat Mode!'' will appear at the top of the screen. Enter the following during gameplay for the combo you want to execute:

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Clean Screen and Change Split Screen

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Rogue Trip Cheats

Unlimited weapons.

Press L1 + R1 + R2 + Select when starting a level. Then, hold L1 + R1 +R2 and press Up, Down, Left, Right

Play as Goliath

Enter Triangle, L1, R1, X, L2, L2

Play as Nightshade

Enter R1, R2, L1, L1, X, Circle

Special moves:

Enter one of the following codes during game play to activate the corresponding special move. Move Code Shield Hold Triangle and press Up, Right, Down, Left Stun Hold Triangle and press Right, Left, Up Cash suck Hold Triangle and press Left, Right, Up Rear fire Hold Triangle and press Right, Left, Down Mine Hold Triangle and press Left, Right, Down Jump Hold Triangle and press L1 + R1 Up on 2 wheels to the left Hold Triangle and press Up, Down, Left Up on 2 wheels to the right Hold Triangle and press Up, Down, Right

Boss Battle 2

Enter Circle, Circle, L2, L1, Triangle, Triangle as a password.

Big Daddy Boss Level

Enter Square, Triangle, Circle, Circle, R2, R2 as a password.

Change Spit Screen

Hold Select + R1 and press Down during game play in multi-player mode.

Infinite Turbos

Enter Square, X, Circle, Triangle, R1, R2

Gulch Level

Enter X, Square, Circle, L1, L2, Square. Alternately, enter Square, Square, Triangle, R1, L1, Circle. The level will now be unlocked under "Challenge Mode".

Play as Alien

Enter R1, Square, X, Square, L2, Circle

Play as "Big Daddy"

Enter this as a password:Triangle,Square,R2,X, Triangle,R2.Then go to 1P or 2P challenge mode and you should see Big Daddy on the car selection screen. Note: Once you quit the game you well have to put the code back in!

Hornet Nest Stingers

Press L1 + R1 + R2 + Select when starting a level. Then, select stingers, and hold L1 + L2 + R1 + Triangle + Left. A message will confirm correct code entry

Full Screen Mode

Hold Select + R1 and press Up during game play

Boss Battle 1

Enter Circle, R2, R1, Square, L1, R2. Note: Re-enter this password after every challenge battle.

Double Pick-Ups

Enter L1, L2, Circle, L1, R1, Square

Increased Armor

Enter R1, Triangle, R1, Triangle, L1, Square

Funtopia level

Enter X, Circle, L2, X, Square, L1. The level will now be unlocked under "Challenge Mode".

Play as Helicopter

Enter L1, Triangle, R2, Triangle, Triangle, R1

View Duke Nukem: Time To Kill FMV sequence

Enter Square, Square, Circle, Circle, Triangle, Triangle

Change Camera Angle

Hold Select + R1 and press Down during game play in single player mode for an helicopter chase view and overhead angle

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Rogue Trip: Vacation 2012 Guides and Walkthroughs

Rogue Trip: Vacation 2012 is a vehicular combat video game developed by SingleTrac and published by GT Interactive. It was released on October 6, 1998. In the game, players control heavily armed and armored vehicles in a post-apocalyptic world, competing in a variety of game modes such as Deathmatch and Capture the Flag. The game received mixed to positive reviews, with praise for its fast-paced gameplay, destructible environments, and multiplayer modes, but criticism for its lack of innovation compared to similar games in the genre.

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Twisted Metal invented the car combat genre and created a killer app for the PS1 in the process. Before the launch of Sony's debut console, Twisted Metal was the game that had me sold on it the most. Sure, Wipeout was promising, but Twisted Metal combined not only my love of cars, but also pure mayhem. It was something that couldn't be done on prior gaming hardware and made the PS1 into a justifiable purchase. As great as it was, the second entry was even better. The team behind the series found themselves at a crossroads after the second installment, though. Sony owned the rights to the Twisted Metal franchise, but not the game engine, and the devs had a parting of the ways with the then-new console maker. Sony went with 989 Studios to make Twisted Metal III officially, while Singletrac created Rogue Trip Vacation 2012 and did their own thing.

While the Twisted Metal series focused purely on combat, Rogue Trip changed the format up a bit for the core campaign mode. Rogue Trip features a post-apocalyptic world taken over by a corporate overlord named Big Daddy -- a monstrous blob of a man with a bit of a God complex. Much of the country has been revamped in his image and with money being scarce, it has opened the doors to a whole new industry. Very few people are able to go on vacations -- and they want to maximize their fun, so they will pay auto mercenaries to take them to dangerous but beautiful sights. They want to be able to take photos as keepsakes and will pay you will for it -- allowing the player to have a risk/reward factor to think about.

You generally have to stop the action in order to get your photo ops taken care of, but you get paid handsomely for that. Now you can just avoid doing that and you are okay, but you will get a much lower score. It's a score-based game beyond just trying to get to the end and beat Big Daddy, but the biggest key is to enjoy the journey and feel the reward of the destination. Each of the tourists is a bit different and some are more patient than others. The goofball superhero is generally a bit patient, while the cranky old lady doesn't want to wait and has no patience for your to get into position -- or take much damage while trying to get into position.

Anyone familiar with the early Twisted Metal games will get used to how Rogue Trip plays right away. The game uses the d-pad to move you around and you have a similar set of weapons -- although they are a bit different too. Generally, there's a bit more of a homing element here than in those, which does make things a bit easier. The game's pace is a little slower too, with that allowing the photo ops to be more doable although at the expense of reducing the formerly break-neck speed the TM games were known for at the time.

Rogue Trip retains a sense of a destruction that made Twisted Metal 2 so much fun and uses a similar stage setup. You start off with a big open area that gives things like extra power-ups to find. There are some neat environmental areas in Area 51, like a hangar with a map of an area, aliens in tubes and a portal to the moon. The stages are more varied visually here than in any TM game before or after -- with the casino-themed area shining brightly as well.

Rogue Trip's cast of characters is inferior when it comes to originality compared to Twisted Metal -- and that does hurt the game a bit and is one factor to it never quite catching on. The playable cast is generally a series of parodies that works on one level, but the lack of a backstory hurts. You've got an Elvis impersonator, a wannabe Batman character and a farmer's daughter type. There's no depth to them and that is amplified when you finish the game and get an ending that is 99% the same for everyone -- furthering the feeling that the characters have nothing to them. They're all just fighting for money and you do get a password for unlockables, but that's about it. The Meat Wagon vehicle was also featured in the latest Twisted Metal game from the same developers -- offering up the last time anything involving the game was seen officially.

Visually, Rogue Trip has impressive reflection effects for the time. You don't get to see much of them in the heat of battle, but during the character select screen, you can see just how much effort went into them. The early TM games were never known for being gorgeous and that trend continues here -- but it does retain a solid art style overall and it's clear that the extra time with the system allowed for smoother things like water physics and a massive increase in car detail too. The environments also have less texture warping and are generally more pleasing to the eye.

The soundtrack was one of the earliest instances of a lot of licensed music being used instead of original compositions and it's a point of contention compared to the original TM games. Those featured original compositions and some could be rather haunting. This game features a bit of original music, but none of it stands out. The licensed tracks vary from rock to a lot of ska -- with the Mighty Mighty Bosstones being a standout here that strangely do fit into the goofy nature well. The sound effect work is solid, but the voice work is minimal and doesn't work well beyond the silly game show-style intro to the game's concept.

While it isn't perfect, Rogue Trip Vacation 2012 is still a fantastic car combat game -- especially for anyone who loved the earliest Twisted Metal games. The feel of the core gameplay is the same, only more refined and the concept has been changed up nicely. It hasn't been made available for sale since its original release, which does sadly mean there isn't an easy means to just download and enjoy it on something like a Vita or PS3. A physical copy of the original, however, shouldn't set you back more than $10-$15 and it's well-worth that. It also plays perfect on a PS3 system and that also allows you to throw some texture smoothing on the experience and make it more pleasing to the eye.

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Developed by SingleTrac Entertainment Technologies, Inc. Released Sep 30, 1998 Platform PlayStation Published by GT Interactive Software Corp.

ESRB Rating Teen Genre Action, Racing / Driving Setting Post-Apocalyptic, Sci-Fi / Futuristic Perspective 3rd-person (Other)

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Self billed as the spiritual successor to "Car Combat", Rogue Trip puts the player in the role of a post-apocalyptic cab driver competing to take a tourist to "photo-op" locations. Drivers use one of 16 custom cars and a variety of weapons to battle for a single passenger who (when driven to specific points on the map) provides money for more weapons and repairs. Each level is filled with hazards to avoid (such as 747 airplanes landing around you), power ups, and hostile opponents trying to steal your fare. Supporting the vehicular mayhem is a pulse pounding soundtrack by The Mighty Mighty BossTones and Nashville Pussy.

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ROGUE TRIP is a travel guide to all the places the average tourist is least likely to venture - the roguish nations, territories and regions often misunderstood and frequently overlooked, but each possessing a unique power to surprise, amaze and inspire. Led by ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff and his 28-year-old son, Mack Woodruff, the two will take viewers on a globe-trotting adventure that will expose the grit and glamour of travel. They’ll share inside jokes, dirty laundry and cramped hotel rooms as Bob teaches his son about the hidden places he loves most. Expect the unexpected in this father-son guide to the beautiful, breathtaking and often hopeful experiences to be had on the edge of chaos.

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Celine Dion took the phrase “beauty is pain” to the next level during her 1994 wedding to late husband René Angélil .

Dion, 56, opened up about the hospital trip she had to take after wearing a heavy crown during her nuptials . “We reversed one time with the dress and the big veil. … Everything was fine,” Dion told Vogue on Tuesday, April 23, as part of their “Life in Looks” YouTube series.

“But when I had to walk [in] the cathedral, it’s no wooden floor. It’s carpet,” she continued, explaining the weight of the headdress made her lean forward while walking. She recalled wondering whether she was going to “make it” down the aisle.

After Dion removed the crystal-embellished headpiece — which she was sewn into — she noticed a cut on her forehead. “The next day, I wake up [and had a bump] the size of an egg on my forehead,” she said. “I looked at my husband and said, ‘It’s too late now, we’re married.’”

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Dion subsequently went to the hospital to get her forehead looked at. “I had to be on antibiotics for about three weeks,” she told Vogue .

Elsewhere in the clip, Dion reflected on her wedding to Angélil, who died at age 73 in 2016.

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“This is a moment that will be with me for the rest of my life,” she gushed. “The dress couldn’t have been big enough. I could have had three times the size on my head. I could have had six different dresses that night, because he was and he’s still such a wonderful human being. … I still feel his presence so much.”

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Dion’s wedding dress was designed by Mirella and Steve Gentile and featured a sweetheart neckline, long sheer lacy sleeves, a poofy skirt and a train measuring 6 meters long. The dress was also adorned with 2,000 Swarosvki crystals weighing over 6 pounds, per Vogue .

The couple later welcomed three sons together : René-Charles, now 23, and twins Nelson and Eddy, now 13.

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