Legacy of Kain Blood Omen PlayStation 1 Cheats
These are the tricks tested and that work 100%
Cheats 1: Restore Kain's Blood
Press Up, Right, Square, Circle, Up, Down, Right, Left during the game.
Cheats 2: Restore Kain's Magic
Press Right, Right, Square, Circle, Up, Down, Right, Left during the game.
Tricks 3: Watch Sequences
Press Left, Right, Square, Circle, Up, Down, Right, Left during the game. Press Select to see the sequences Dark Diary.
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