Jet Force Gemini - Strategy Guide (Page 07)
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The key to winning is about the corners. You must take them very sharply, so as it come very close to the inside curve. If you do this, you can greatly improve your chances of winning. The final thing to remember, is to not use up your boosts at the start of the game! Instead, use them on straight-a-ways, to gain more momentum. If you can beat the best time on both the Jeff & Barry and Jeff & Barry II machines (30 and 40 seconds, respectively) you can open up the Greenwood Special for the multiplayer section. Upon getting first in any race, it opens up its multiplayer equivalent. MIZAR'S 3D RACER: ------------------- Exiting from the Lobby area of Mizar's Palace, go along the left-hand side wall and you will find a large pyramid inside a secret corridor -- go inside. Charge up on the jetpack pad, and boost to the top of the pillar that is in the center of the room. This is a Drone Transformation pad, and if you use it, you can metamorphosis into a that of a DRONE! Head through the next door, and jump on the elevator. In the next area, climb onto the car in the corner, and then drive through one of the tunnels. This mini-game is similar to the Jeff & Barry Arcade games, except in 3D, and much more intense. The gameplay mechanics are similar: analog stick for movement and acceleration, "A" for boosts (if you have one), get green spheres oil, red for bombs, and blue for one more boosting opportunity. If you've played any futuristic racers on the market today (F-Zero X and Wipeout in particular), then you should have a little trouble becoming a good Mizar 3D Racer player! If you come in first place here, you unlock its multiplayer twin. ======================================================================== ================== STRANGE OBSERVATIONS / EASTER EGGS ================== ======================================================================== # 1 - Gimlet's entire mission (pants) and his strange accent, suggests to me that the webmaster of Rareware.com had some heavy influence on the programmer's of this game! :p # 2 - After bequeathing the pants to Gimlet in the Tawfret world, talk to him immediately. He says, and I quote, "Ahhhhh...my yin and yang are warming up nicely." If you leave the hut, he will disappear forever, so you have to talk to him immediately. # 3 - When you trade the pornographic masterpiece known as the Specialist Magazine for the Mine Key, take care to pay special attention to fishface's words, and you can infer that he is going to be, to say the obvious, masturbating after you leave. I'm surprised Rare got this little joke past NOA (this is a T game, afterall, not an M). Regardless, it is rather comical! :p # 4 - The entire disco area of Ichor: Perimeter is pure hilarity. Outside the gates, as you walk up dressed as a Drone, you can blow your "friends" away, and inside, well...you'll see for yourself. It's OK to burst out laughing. # 5 - Also in the disco area, try talking to the D.J., you can change the beat of the music drastically. Don't have TOO much fun, now... # 6 - Without a doubt, the biggest inside joke/easter egg of the entire game is the Ants into Pants cheat, which causes all the Drones to turn into 3D models of Mr. Pants. Who is Mr. Pants? Well, you might find out at Rareware.com...as I said, it's the biggest inside joke I've seen in a game of this type for quite some time. # 7 - In Tawfret: Castle, near the end, you will find a large carving of Mr. Pants in the wall. Heheh... ======================================================================== =================== GEMINI HOLDER LOCATIONS ============================ ======================================================================== (marshmallow's note: A HUGE thanks goes out to Brian Zabell for this list) ........................................................................ ......................JUNO'S GEMINI HOLDERS............................. ........................................................................ GOLDWOOD: ------------ 1. In King Jeff's hut at the very beginning of the game, there will be a staircase next to the fireplace. On top is a Gemini Holder. 2. Right before you exit the Outset, there is a river. Go to the left when you enter down a staircase. There is a.....guess. S.S. ANUBIS: -------------- 1. When you enter for the first time, you will see some crates next to you. Climb them to a Gemini Holder. 2. In the room before the cells, there will be some glass. Shoot it with your pistol to break it. Inside is a Gemini Holder. TAWFRET: ---------- 1. In the Bog with the first Life Force door and you enter it, there will be a Gemini Holder directly to your left. 2. In the Castle, near the boss, there is a Gemini Holder in one of the alcoves in the wall. I'm too lazy to say its exact location. :p. ........................................................................ ....................VELA'S GEMINI HOLDERS............................... ........................................................................ SEHKMET: ---------- 1. In the room with the machine gun (oy...) there is a Gemini Holder in one of the corners of the room. 2. In the room after the green key, there is a Gemini Holder as soon as you enter. One of the ones where you should destroy every enemy in the area first. CERULEAN: ----------- 1. In the room with Fishface (Mother must've wanted to insult him...) there is an extremely easy-to-spot Gemini Holder near him. 2. In a hard-to-spot room with the flying drones next to it, there is a room with the Homing Missiles. Next to them is a Gemini Holder. ICHOR MILITARY BASE: ---------------------- 1. In the fourth room after you kill the cyborg, there is a Gemini Holder next to him. Another one of those which should wait until you destroy all the enemies in the room. 2. In the room with the other cyborg, there is a ramp in the center of the room. The only point of interest is a Gemini Holder. ........................................................................ ......................LUPUS'S GEMINI HOLDERS............................ ........................................................................ SPAWNSHIP: ------------ 1. In the FIRST ROOM, there is an EXTREMELY easy-to-spot Gemini Holder next to some glass....:p. 2. In the room with the lava, there is a staircase to you left with a Gemini Holder at the bottom. RITH ESSA: ----------- 1. In the second room, there is a waterfall with a ledge with both homing missiles and a Gemini Holder on it. 2. After the Bluff and you enter the place with Flopsy, the CUTEST doggie in the world, there is an easy-to-spot Gemini Holder on top of its doghouse! ESCHEBONE: ------------ 1. In the 3rd room with the flying robots over some Tribals, there is a Gemini Holder on the wall on the bottom of your right. 2. In the ONLY room with water whatsoever, there is a pillar and on top is the easiest to spot Gemini Holder in the game, which is disappointing because it's the last one.. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ CHAPTER 14) CREDITS SECTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I have to thank the following people, companies, sites, inanimate objects, horrific demons, and whatever is left over. COMPANIES ------------- Nintendo: If you didn't know, you're playing it on their system. Rareware: They made this awesome game, along with GoldenEye, Donkey Kong 1-4, Perfect Dark, Blast Corps, Marble Madness, Battletoads, Snake Rattle 'n' Roll...and countless other AAA+ titles. INTERNET SITES ----------------- Rareware: Rareware's official site. This is the best official company site ever made, for one of the best companies there is in the world of video games. This site's tongue-in-cheek humor is irresistible! You have to love those Brits... Gamefaqs : Besides the fact that my massive collection of FAQs is there (cough, cough), it is also the largest FAQ site on the Internet. Please, if you copy this FAQ, make sure it's from THIS site and you keep it updated. If this FAQ has not been updated awhile and there's a lot of information missing, make SURE you're not viewing an outdated version. Please, for the sake of my e-mail box... IGN64 : Apparently, I took many of their tips from their site... Cheat Code Central : The biggest video game code resource site on planet Earth. PEOPLE / HORRIFIC DEMONS --------------------------- Jeff "CJayC" Veasey : For kindly accepting my FAQs, and for making such a cool site. Sir Ichaelchu : Informed me about the # 7 observation for Chapter 13. Brian Zabell : I give a BIG thanks to this guy for sending me a list of every Gemini Holder in the game. It can be found at the bottom of chapter 13. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ CHAPTER 15) CONTACT INFORMATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Feel free to contact the insane author of this FAQ, marshmallow, with any e-mail, corrections, adorations, admonitions, praise, damnation, condemnation, or death threats at: marshmallow@nintendomail.com. I still accept mail sent to m_mallow@hotmail.com, but I don't check it as regularly as my primary, Nintendonext account. Basically, there are five different types of e-mail I will receive on a daily basis. QUESTIONS: ------------ I will answer questions to the best of my ability, but not necessarily immediately. Who knows...you may get an answer hours after sending it, or maybe even weeks. Do not e-mail me telling me to "answer your questions", unless you like to be ignored. Also, please realize that I do have a real life outside the Internet. School, friends, what have you. Hey, sometimes I might not even get on the Internet for a few days if I pick up a hot new game that I enjoy. If you ask a question that has been answered in the FAQ, I will most definitely ignore it. If your question is poorly written (e.g. "Hez waz up, dawg? Got mez uh q!") I will delete it. Etc., etc... PRAISE LETTERS: ----------------- Hey, you mean people actually receive help from me and like to praise my work? Believe me, though I may not reply to it, I do appreciate your comments. Though, most people, if they praise me, do it along with a question, in which I might reply something like, "Yeah, thanks for the support. As for your problem..." HATE LETTERS: --------------- I've received very few of these, but it's happened. Chances are high that I may not reply, but if you present a valid criticism, I may acknowledge your critique. As for those less intellectual letters, heh, they're always good for laughs. JOB APPLICATIONS: ------------------- Though I can assure you I will be flattered, I will *not* work for your site exclusively (or even as a third party). I don't care how much money, women, or drugs you offer me, either. No means no, okay? CHAIN LETTERS: ---------------- No, I don't care about what kind of whore house your uncle runs. No, I don't know who Louie is and why he has a fetish for panties. No, I don't think a piano is going to mysteriously appear out of thin air and fall on me if I don't send a piece of sh!t letter to other people. No, I won't send you cash for a "dying" (yeah, right) kid who is infected with brain cancer, though sometimes I wonder if YOU'RE the one with brain cancer. No, I don't care about this new, amazing revelation about weight loss (my muscle to fat ratio is quite normal, thank you very much). And, finally, I will *not* make out with you! I apologize for the aforementioned subjects, because they had some questionable material. However, considering this is a FAQ for a T rated game with copious amounts of blood and violence, I assume you will not be offended by a little sexual innuendo. Sincerely, marshmallow ~ End of Document ~
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