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Facebook PetVille Hack : PetVille Coins Hacks [07/DEC/2009] UPDATED!

Posted on 05. Dec, 2009 by xDragonZ.

Facebook PetVille Hack : PetVille Coins Hacks [06/DEC/2009] CS!

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::PetVille:: Coins Hack! [CS]
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#Step 1 –
Open Firefox/Google Chrome,
#Step 2 -
Open Cheat Engine 5.5 or
Ezion Engine 2.0
#Step 3 -
Attach firefox.exe
#Step 4 -
Choose ‘Double’ and
‘Also scan read-only memory’
#Step 5 -
Scan your coins value,
and after that Select the value ,
FREEZE it and change your value.
#Step 6 –
Press ‘WORLD’ and goto others
place.

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BE FAST! IF NOT THEY GOING TO PATCH IT!

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Facebook PetVille Getting Started Guide: How to Make Cash Fast

Posted on 05. Dec, 2009 by xDragonZ.

PetVille might let you take care of an adorable animal, but — like most social games — the game’s all about collection coins that can be used to improve your animal’s overall welfare (not to mention its house and clothing options). The new game from Zynga launched on Facebook on December [...]

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Facebook PetVille: The Cutest Virtual Pet Game on Facebook

Posted on 05. Dec, 2009 by xDragonZ.

The minds behind our favorite Facebook time sinks, FarmVille and FishVille, have ventured into new territory this week, releasing a new pet simulation game, PetVille. We were immediately impressed by how polished this game looks right at launch; something that PetVille General Manager Steven Lurie points out when talking about his brand new game.

“The enhanced art style and beautiful graphics are another example of how Zynga is continuing to bring innovation to games on social networks,” Lurie says. “PetVille embodies some of the best features from other successful Zynga games, and puts them into a dynamic and fun pet environment. Create a pet avatar, care for it, visit friends and earn coins so you can decorate. Let’s see what you can create in your house!”

PetVille works like most other pet simulators on Facebook, rival game Pet Society as a prime example. As Lurie mentions above, start the game by custom creating a pet, then customizing its pad. Once that’s done, it’s time to get to work earning virtual coins to buy new items and level up your character. Collecting coins requires visiting your pet’s pad regularly to make sure the food bowl is full and any withered flowers have been replaced. You’re also encouraged to visit all of your PetVile friends — each visit uses up a bit of energy that is replenished daily — where you can rake in coins by interacting with other pets and then helping them clean up their houses. As you do more, you’re character will also level up, giving it access to new items in the stores, more types of food and more rooms in their houses.

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Facebook PetVille Getting Started Guide: How to Feed Your Pet

Posted on 05. Dec, 2009 by xDragonZ.

That’s right, there’s another game on Facebook begging for your attention — PetVille. The brand new game from Zynga — best known for their runaway hit FarmVille — puts a virtual pet in your charge. Your goal is to keep your pet fed and earn coins, which can be used to buy new items for both your pet and his/her house.

Getting started in PetVille is a relatively simple process, provided you already have a Facebook account. After logging into Facebook, visit this URL to get to the game. After customizing your pet, you’ll need to learn how to feed your pet.

1. Start by clicking on your pet’s food bowl, which is located in your pet’s house.

2. Select which type of food you’d like to feed your pet. Keep in mind that different types of food will keep your pet fed for different amounts of time. Also note that you can change the look of your pet’s food bowl in this menu as well.

3. Once you feed your pet, you will get a Kibble Bonus (of a certain number of coins, depending on which food you bought) which can be used to purchase more food, items for your pet and its house.

4. Important: if your pet runs out of food, and you aren’t around to refill the bowl, then your pet might run away. Don’t worry — you’re pet’s not gone for good, you’ll just have a pay a nominal fee to get it back in action.

5. When you start the game, you’ll have access to a few different flavors of food, such as grape, peppermint, raspberry and banana — which will keep your pet fed for 2 minutes to four hours. As the game progresses and your pet levels up, you’ll be unlock more foods that can sustain your pet for several hours or days at a time.

Check out the entire list of foods and how much they cost and how long they’ll last after the jump. (This will be a running list for now, if you have any additional information, please let us know in the comments below).The current flavors of food includes the following:

Grape
Cost: 5 coins
Lasts: 2 minutes
Award: 10

Peppermint
Cost: 15 coins
Lasts: 5 minutes
Award: 35 coins

Raspberry
Cost: 25 coins
Lasts: 2 hours
Award: 95 coins

Banana
Cost: 40 coins
Lasts: 4 hours
Award: 160 coins

Blueberry
Cost: 75 coins
Lasts: 8 hours
Award: 275 coins

Peaches ‘N Cream
Cost: 100 coins
Lasts: 12 hours
Award: 340 coins

Orange
Cost: 175 coins
Lasts: 24 hours
Award: 535 coins

Mint Choco Chip
Locked until Level 8

Bubblegum
Locked until Level 11

Berry Swirl
Locked until level 14

Orange Cream
Locked until Level 17

Neopolitan
Locked until Level 21

Smiley
Locked until Level 25

Lucky
Locked until Level 29

Moonberry
Locked until Level 33

Hugs ‘N Kisses
Locked Until Level 37

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