All Fallout 4 console commands and cheats

Cheat codes have somewhat become a thing of the past in modern gaming, with mods coming in to take their place. Most Bethesda games, such as Starfield and Fallout 4, enjoy plenty of mod support, but also have plenty of ways that you can tweak the game using some old-fashioned cheats and console commands. Even as big as Fallout 4 is, it has shown its age at this point, so why not try out a few cheats to keep things exciting in the wasteland? Here are all the cheats and console commands you can use, and how to activate them. And if these tweaks aren’t enough, check out our list of the best Fallout 4 mods for even bigger changes to the game (some even include content from the new Fallout TV show). Cheats on PC are able to be activated at any time with the simple press of a button. Just hit the ~ key to open up the console menu, where you can enter any of the cheats below to trigger their associated effects. Other item IDs: In a game as open-ended and sandboxy in nature as Minecraft, it might seem like there’s no need to cheat. Unlike a game like Words With Friends 2, you aren’t necessarily competing with anyone in the game. Once you learn the best Minecraft tips and tricks, maybe learn about all the biomes, and how enchanting works, there isn’t much you can’t do. Except that isn’t quite the case. There are actually a host of fun and useful cheats and console commands you can take advantage of to tweak the game without downloading any mods. Since Minecraft is a cross-platform game available on almost everything, we will go over how you can activate these cheats no matter which version of the game you’re playing on. While there are plenty of games like The Sims 4, none have managed to dethrone this game as the king of the simulation genre. The game has gone through hundreds of changes since we started playing it over a decade ago in 2014, with dozens of amazing expansions and the transition to a free-to-play model. The more content that gets added, the more addicted we get. However, just like using some Minecraft cheats or GTA 5 cheats, activating some codes can add a new dimension of fun to your Sims experience. Whether you’re playing the game on a PC, PlayStation, or Xbox, we’ve rounded up and tested all the cheats you’ll need to know for The Sims 4. We’ll be sure to update this post as new codes are added. 
All Sims 4 cheats
Here’s a quick look at every available Sims 4 cheat as of now. Part of the fun of The Sims 3 is being able to, well, simulate real life. Sure, it isn’t the most realistic simulation, but being able to control a person’s life from their job to how they decorate their home is appealing to a huge swath of players. Because the fun comes from being able to customize and tweak things just how you want, it doesn’t really feel like breaking the rules to use some cheats to make your game even more customizable, right? After all, you’re just trying to give you Sim their best life … or worst, depending on what mood you’re in. However you decide to use all these Sims 3 cheats, we won’t judge.
How to cheat in Sims 3
The basic cheats we will go over first need to be typed into the cheat console by hitting  Ctrl + Shift + C (Command + Shift + C on Mac). To reach the cheat console on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 or another console, you’ll need to press all shoulder and trigger buttons simultaneously.