One of my all time favorite cheats was for the Tomb Raider games where you could basically get every weapon and unlimited amo. It wasn’t so much that I was lazy as that I sucked, but wanted to finish the game. Anyway, faithful ICS reader Lucas has found a cheat for the game Stick Wars which will do basically the same thing!

Step 1: Start a game

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Faithful iPhoneCheatSheet reader Scott writes in with a 2-for-1 cheat special. Want to unlock all the levels in Bugdom 2 or Nanosaur 2 for the iPhone, but don’t have the time (or skill) to do so? Here’s how to do it! Read the rest of this entry »

Faithful iPhoneCheatSheet reader Brian discovered a cool little easter egg in the Freeverse game Plank. It’s actually an application within an application, called the Plankophone, an odd rotary-dial-shaped musical instrument you can play with. Here’s how to open it: Read the rest of this entry »

Looks like the days of “Up, Down, Up, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, B, A, Select, Start” may be over!

One of the best things about game cheats is the usually unlikely series of tasks that must be performed in order to discover them. The iPhone, lacking physical buttons, offers game developers a fun new way to hide these game cheats – namely, the accelerometer. Faithful Macenstein reader MF has discovered what he believes may be the first accelerometer-based game cheat. It is for the game Imagine Poker, and when done properly, it will allow you to start the game on any round yo’d like. Here’s How to do it: Read the rest of this entry »

OK, I teased briefly about the Hidden 10th iPhone app screen that would allow you to get past the 148 app limit on the iPhone, and I will reveal its secrets here in a tip I know many of you have been waiting for someone to tell you – namely, How to delete Apple’s official apps from the iPhone?

We all know that holding down an application’s icon on the iPhone will cause them all to wiggle – thus allowing you to rearrange the icons on your screen as well as delete 3rd party apps from your iPhone (by clicking that the little “X” icon in the corner). Apple’s official iPhone apps, however (Calculator, iTunes, Stocks, Phone, etc.), lack this button, and until now most of you likely just figured Apple’s default set of apps were undeletable – destined to stay on your home screens forever, taking up valuable real estate and mocking you with their “We ain’t going anywhere” smugness.

Well, this is not entirely true, as I have discovered that yes, removing these apps IS possible (sort of), and it involves invoking the iPhone’s hidden 10th Home page. Here’s how to do it: Read the rest of this entry »