Film & Animation

ryutarohayashi

As many PC gamers would agree, the newest Call of Duty fails in many levels. First of all, this is no hack, crack, mod or whatelse. MW2 is the first CoD that doesn't allow users to use console (the point?), dedicated servers etc. Someone from the mighty Internets leashed console unlocker for MW2 and what can we find there? It seems like there is lots of commands that couldn't be triggered from the menu or nowhere else. This is one of them. Hidden Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer game mode. As you can see in the video, the game starts as a normal TDM and the map is mp_afgan. The wreck containing the nuke is also empty, because tdm. Then I changed the game mode through the console to GTNW and restarted the map. The objective of this game mode is to capture the nuke and defend it for a certain ammount of time (100 seconds at default at least) and prevent the opposing team to capture the nuke. When the nuke is captured there will be counter telling when the nuke goes off and when it hits zero, a big blast will occur and everybody dies :D Console commands used in this video were: Change game mode: /set g_gametype gtnw Restart map: /map_restart PS: I hope Infinity Ward wasn't going to show this to public in DLC :) PSS: I know that this isn't the first video of a kind. (Just had to do it)

Sports

td7xxx

John Delaney has revealed today that the Football Association of Ireland will complain to FIFA after the Republic of Ireland were denied a place at next summer's World Cup following a handball from Thierry Henry in last night's play-off against France. "The FAI today confirmed that it would like to complain to FIFA following last night's World Cup play-off match between France and the Republic of Ireland in Paris," the FAI chief executive told reporters at a press conference in Dublin today. "Conclusive video evidence of a clear handball by Thierry Henry which led to France's additional time goal has been seen by millions of football fans worldwide. "The blatantly incorrect decision by the referee to award a goal has damaged the integrity of the sport. "We now call on FIFA as the world governing body for our sport to organise for this match to be replayed. "The handball was recognised by the FIFA commissioner, the referee observer and the match officials, as well as by the player himself." And Delaney pointed to previous incidents to provide precedent for his demands. "There is precedent for the invalidation of such results," he asserted. "In 2005 the Bureau of the FIFA World Cup Organising Committee reached a decision to invalidate the result of a World Cup qualifying game between Uzbekistan and Bahrain on the basis of a technical error by the referee at the match. "The FAI is hoping FIFA and its disciplinary committee will, on behalf of football fans worldwide, act in a similar fashion so that standards of fair play and integrity can be respected. "We've also written to the French FA today as well to ask them to accede to a replay given the world nature of what happened last night. "We've got to do what we've got to do. We owe it to the players who were magnificent last night, the management team, the supporters, who were incredible - it was one of the most incredible evenings you'll ever watch from an Irish point of view - and it's up to the people who govern the game for me now. "Every time I go to a FIFA congress I hear about 'fair play' and 'integrity' and all those wonderful words. "And this is not merely a league match. This was a defining game that the whole world were watching. If FIFA believe in fair play and integrity and all the things we're told, this is their opportunity to step forward." Meanwhile, a petition-group on Facebook calling for the game to be replayed has already registered more than 100,000 members.

Sports

WanJoanne

Henry twice handled the ball - stopping it going out of play, then controlling it - to set up his teammate William Gallas. The French 'CHEAT' footballer Thierry Henry has admitted handling a ball before a crucial goal that sent his team to the World Cup at the expense of Ireland.