All Working X-Men Legends 2: Rise of Apocalypse Cheats - GameCube

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ACTION REPLAY CODES Apr. 15, 2006		1KB
ACTION REPLAY CODES Apr. 15, 2006		1KB

All characters
Press [Right], [Left]x2, [Right], [Up]x3, [Start] at the character selection screen at an Xtraction point where you usually save the game or switch characters.

All skins
Press [Down], [Up], [Left], [Right], [Up]x2, [Start] at the team management screen.

Level 99 characters
Press [Up], [Down], [Up], [Down], [Left], [Up], [Left], [Right], [Start] at the character selection screen at an Xtraction point where you usually save the game or switch characters.

Fast characters
Press [Up]x3, [Down], [Up], [Down], [Start] during game play.

Unlimited Xtreme tokens
Press [Left], [Down], [Right], [Down], [Up]x2, [Down], [Up], [Start] during game play.

100,000 tech-bits
Press [Up]x3, [Down], [Right]x2, [Start] at the store run by Forge or Beast. The sound of tech-bits will confirm correct code entry.

Game cinematics
Press [Left], [Right]x2, [Left], [Down]x2, [Left], [Start] at the review menu.

All concept art
Press [Left], [Right], [Left], [Right], [Up]x2, [Down], [Start] at the review menu.

All loading screens
Press [Right], [Left], [Right], [Left], [Up]x2, [Down], [Start] at the review menu.

Completion bonuses
Successfully complete the game to unlock the hard difficulty setting (enemies at level 50). You can also start a new game with your previous characters at their current experience level.

Play as Deadpool
Successfully complete the game.

Play as Professor Xavier
Successfully complete all Danger Room missions.

Alternate costumes
Some characters begin the game with some alternate costumes available:

Bishop: 70's Costume
Colossus: Xtreme Costume 2
Cyclops: Xtreme Costume 2
Jean Grey: Dark Phoenix Costume
Juggernaut: Original Costume
Magneto: Ultimate Non-Helmet Costume (starting costume without helmet)
Nightcrawler: Xtreme Costume 2
Rogue: Coat Costume
Scarlet Witch: 70's Costume
Storm: 70's Costume
Sunfire: 70's Costume
Toad: Brown Costume
Wolverine: Ultimate Costume

Complete Act 1 to unlock the following costumes:

Colossus: 70's Costume
Cyclops: Original Costume, 70's Costume
Iceman: Snowman Costume
Jean Grey: Phoenix Costume, 70's Costume
Nightcrawler: 70's Costume
Storm: 70's Costume (another one)
Wolverine: Original Costume (Brown and Gold)

Complete Act 2 to unlock the "Age of Apocalypse Costume" for all characters that have them.

Complete Act 4 to unlock the following costumes:

Colossus: Xtreme Costume, Gladiator Costume, Ultimate Non-Steel Skin Costume (starting costume with normal skin)
Cyclops: Xtreme Costume, Snowfields Costume
Iceman: Non-Ice Skin (the same as in X-Men Legends)
Juggernaut: Original Non-Helmet Costume
Nightcrawler: Xtreme Costume
Storm: Xtreme Costume, Snofields Costume
Wolverine: Weapon X Experiment Costume, Xtreme Costume, Snowfields Costume

The Secret Characters already have the following costumes available:

Deadpool: Unmasked Costume
Iron Man: 2099's Costume, Age of Apocalypse Costume
Professor X: Shadow World Costume (the same from X-Men Legends)

Act 2: Easy items
In Act 2 after you rescue Beast on Mikhails Warship, Blink will open a portal back to Avalon. Go through the portal to Avalon then immediately return to the warship. The scene of rescuing Beast will play again, and the ship is undamaged. You can go back and get all the items again. Repeat this as many times as desired.

Act 4: Homing beacon
In Act 4, in the sewers, you can find the first homing beacon inside a moving fan. To get it, use Rogue. Walk further the map until you reach the back side of that fan. Use Power Theft to drain the energy of that machine. Then come back and you will see the has fan stopped moving. You can now get that first homing beacon.

Act 4: Easy Holodiscs
Use the following trick to get Holodiscs easily. In Act 4 after you talk to Sebastian Shaw, he will ask you to bring him his Master Key, Holodiscs and pay him 10,000 Techbits. Paying 10,000 Techbits and getting the Master Key is easy. The Holodiscs are located in one corner of the Westside of the city, but there is a green laser blocking your way. The best way is to use Nightcrawler's Teleport skill to pass the laser. Just keep on moving and your teammates will follow you. Kill the enemies and get the Holodiscs. Use the skill Teleport to go back on the other side.

Easy experience
For easy leveling up, go to the Holding pen level. There is a location where enemies keep teleporting onto the screen. It is just before the last area entrance. Note: If you stay too long without saving, your game will freeze.

Note: You need Magneto with Magnetic Grasp, a lot of energy potions, and the "Death Touch" cheat. In Act 4, go to the holding cells. If you came in from the sewer, go up from the sewer entrance and take a right into the first room. If you came from the stockade, go up from the stockade entrance, take a left, and go through the next few rooms. Both ways should lead you into a room with two spawners and a scanner-like platform. Run through the scanner and it will "scan you". After this, enemies should start spawning. Have the player controlling Magneto run onto a spawner and constantly use Magnetic Grasp. Enemies that spawn on your spawner will be instantly killed and they will fly from the other spawner and die as well. If you have the "God Mode" cheat enabled, this will level you up indefinitely until the level cap. If you use potions, you will only be able to level up while Magneto has energy.

Combos
This combo works when you have Wolverine and Juggernaut on your team. With Juggernaut, walk over to Wolverine and pick him up, just as you would do to a chair or other item. When you throw Wolverine, he will do a diving attack to nearby enemies. This also works if you need to send Wolverine over large holes.

Strong Iceman
Iceman is the strongest character in the game. If you boost him wisely, he can kill most of his opponents with a merely single hit on melee attack. Distribute his Status Points wisely, developing more his Focus and Speed. At his Projectiles Mutant Powers, concentrate on his Cold Crush, and a little in Freeze Beam and Ice Slide. Do not spend Skills Points in Boost Mutant Powers, as they are useless. Also, if the rest of this is done correctly, Iceman will grow strong enough to easily fight alone. Spend the maximum you can in his Passive Skills, particularly in Ice Combat and Cold Mastery. Get the Danger Room Disk: Challenge - Iceman, and get and equip his Signature Unique Item, Cryogenic Booster. That brings a very good trait, Double Cold Damage. As for other equipment, put some that give bonus to Damage (not Energy Damage, Electric Damage or Radiation Damage). If done correctly, Iceman can hit easily his enemies (because of the high Speed), hit lots of enemies with the Cold Crush Projectile Mutant Power, and, finally, will give lots of damage. For example, you can do 500 and even more damage with melee attack, depending on your level, thanks to the Passive Skills, Ice Combat and Cold Mastery, and the Cryogenic Booster Signature Unique Item.

Strong Juggernaut
Juggernaut is the best character in the game, period. When it comes down to the amount of damage a character can cause, Juggernaut is far above and beyond everyone else. Juggernaut simply has the best skills and attributes of any character for the following reasons:

He has the most powerful "XTreme Boost" move. "Path Of Destruction". This skill surrounds the Juggernaut with a glowing aura that not only destroys every single object in the environment that he touches (for example, when running through walls to make new doors), it turns his attacks into the most powerful ones in the game. While this power lasts, his weak basic melee attack ([A]) does over 32,000 points of damage to any non-Boss enemy. Couple "Path Of Destruction" with Juggernaut's "Bull Rush" ability to get a controlled, continuous charge that instantly kills anything you touch while plowing straight through parts of the environment that would otherwise slow you down. This effect lasts between 20 and 50 seconds, depending on how much you level it up. Note: The 32,000 points of damage is at skill level one, character level 30, and no critical hit.

He has the best passive skill in the game, "Balanced Form". Contrary to common sense and popular belief, the Juggernaut is not slow. He starts out as slightly faster than average, attack-speed-wise, but this passive skill raises his attack speed and his defense rating. Maxed out, this skill makes him the fastest in the game, even exceeding Nightcrawler.

He has the best character design. The only weakness the Juggernaut has is the obvious one, no ranged attacks. However, this really does not make a difference. The Juggernaut has an absolutely obscene amount of hitpoints, and with the aforementioned "Balanced Form" he also enjoys one of the highest defense ratings in the game when equipped similarly. To summarize, the Juggernaut is all but invincible, more than counteracting the disadvantage he gains by being a melee fighter. But the character design benefits do not end there. Size matters; when packed into a large mob of enemies, the game takes the extra length of the Juggernaut's arms into account, enabling him to hit several enemies at once even with basic attacks. Thus, all of his mutant skills become radial or area-affect attacks.

He has the best skill in the game, "Crimson Fury". This skill pumps up the Juggernaut with a massive damage increase to a regular attack for a relatively large EP cost. Although it seems worthless, this effect is cumulative. Even at level one, this skill allows the Juggernaut to land a series of blows on the enemy, each more than six times stronger than the one before it, as long as the Juggernaut has EP remaining. This allows for huge amounts of damage to be done quickly, but then uses up all of the Juggernaut's energy and a great deal of your energy potions, which is not good, and so not the best in the game. However, with each blow, the Juggernaut gets bigger in physical size, allowing his gargantuan arms to hit up to half of the screen at once. Another reason this is useful is "Superconductor". This is one of Bishop's "XTreme Boosts" that, at the cost of 4 X-shards, powers up the entire party so that for a short duration (about 30 seconds), all characters can use skills without spending EP. Pair this with Crimson Rage. The Juggernaut will exponentially increase his damage with each of his eight or nine attacks a second, for thirty seconds. With combo, even low to mid level Juggernauts can do a literally infinite amount of damage (when clobbering through entire rooms of enemies at the rate of a few seconds each, it is possible to receive the four shards that were spent before Superconductor wears off, allowing continuous use of it. For example, with a level 30 Bishop, level 40 Juggernaut, level 39 Storm, and level 37 Nightcrawler, it is possible to easily do the entirety of the Apocalypse Boss fight (generators, horsemen, both Apocalypses, and movement time) in less than thirty seconds. There is only one downside to this ability -- it is too good, and makes the game no longer fun. Use it only for difficult Boss fights. Try this in enemy-clogged locations (for example, the aerial platforms level in Act 4, with the infinite Sentinel hordes) and watch as the Juggernaut gets bigger until he fills the entire screen or even overflows it.

These are only a few of the highlights of playing the Juggernaut. He also has other awesome skills that are worth investigating, but are not needed to justify the Juggernaut's role as most powerful character in the game.

Saving anywhere
You can save the game almost anywhere by using a Blink Portal. You do not need to wait half an hour for an X-Traction point. Just open up a Blink Portal at the end of your session or whenever you feel the need to save then use the X-Traction point in the Sanctuary.