Beyond Good And Evil - Strategy Guide (Page 01)
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Beyond Good & Evil (GCN Version)
A FAQ/Walkthrough by CyricZ
Version 1.1
E-mail: cyricz42 at yahoo.com
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. FAQ
3. Basics
3A. Controls
3B. Menus/Displays
4. Hillys: Planet on the Go
4A. Jade: Freelance Photographer (Combat, Camera, Creeping)
4B. A Tourist's Guide to Hillys (Locales)
4C. Humorous Sidekicks (Supporting Cast)
4D. Incredible Technology (Items)
4E. Futuristic Craft (Vehicles)
4F. Dangerous Foes (Enemies)
5. Walkthrough
5A. Another Day on Hillys (Opening)
5B. Pitch Black Mining (Black Isle)
5C. Like Mos Eisley, Without the Scum and Villainy (The City)
5D. Nutripils Are Made From People! (Factory)
5E. Racing Your Way to the Top (Interim)
5F. Do You Smell Something? (Slaughterhouse)
5G. Earning Your Wings (Interim)
5H. Fly Me To the Moon (Finale)
6. Game Lists
6A. MDisks
6B. Pearls
6C. Animals
6D. PA-1s
6E. Meca Impulsers
6F. MDisk #13: A Mini-Walkthrough
7. Standard Guide Stuff
7A. Legal
7B. E-mail Guidelines
7C. Credits
7D. Version Updates
7E. The Final Word
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1. INTRODUCTION
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Hello, and welcome to my FAQ for Beyond Good & Evil, the version for the
Nintendo GameCube. In this fantastic game from UbiSoft, you take control of
photographer-for-hire, Jade, on the planet Hillys, as she uses her
investigative integrity to root out the conspiracy and corruption that's
plaguing Hillys. Through camera-work, sneaking around, and kick-butt martial
arts, you'll discover the secret of all of Hillys' problems.
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2. FAQ
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Q: What is Beyond Good & Evil?
A: This game is a new story-driven action game from UbiSoft.
Q: How many Memory Card blocks does this game require?
A: The back of the box says 20 blocks. However, most of your pictures are
saved throughout the game, and these have to be stored in your Card, which
takes up a lot of blocks. At the end of the game, with no extra pictures in
my photo album, but all other necessary and secondary pictures taken, I
ended up with 55 blocks taken up, and that was with just one of the three
save files used.
Q: What is the rating of this game?
A: This game has been rated T by the ESRB for Violence and Comic Mischief.
Q: Can you give me a four-digit code for this locked door?
A: Unfortunately, no. The four-digit codes are different every single time
you play the game.
Q: What's the deal with Carlson & Peeters?
A: It's the Hillyan army's code of operation, its Bible, if you will...
Q: What happens if I run out of energy?
A: If you or one of your teammates die at all, you'll be replaced not too
far back in the area you died in, with half your full complement of hearts.
You won't need to worry about saving to preserve having to stay alive.
Q: I have all the animals on Hillys yet I'm still short one! Where is it?
A: In space.
Q: How do I get MDisk #13?
A: You have to go online at beyondgoodandevil.com. Go to "The Darkroom" and
register. From there, you can use your Internet Code as listed in your
save file. Go to the mini-walkthrough I have at the bottom of this guide.
Q: I swear I'm entering this code right! What could be wrong?
A: All the symbols are pretty cut and dry, save one. The "H" in this game
has two horizontal lines. It makes it look cooler, but it also makes it
look a lot like an "M". If your code doesn't work, check for anything that
looks like an "M" and see if it's actually an "H"...
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3. BASICS
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3A. Controls =
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Jade Controls:
Control Stick: Moves Jade in any direction with respect to the game's camera.
Titling the stick further will cause her to move faster, up to a slow jog.
A Button: Main action button. Will perform whatever tasked shown under its
icon in the upper-left corner of the main screen. Actions include, but are
not limited to, swinging your Daļ-jo in combat, pushing buttons, activating
vending machines, kicking consoles, and talking to other characters.
B Button: Evasive manuever. Without her Daļ-jo in hand, Jade will perform a
diving roll that can get her over most low obstacles.
X Button: Use Item. In the upper-left corner of the main screen is your
currently selected inventory item. Pressing X will use that item, if there's
a word next to it describing what you'll do with it (for instance, "Eat"
next to a "Starkos" when you're injured, or "Put" next to an MDisk when
you're near a player).
Y Button: Companion action button. In the upper-right corner of the main
screen is the Y Button icon. Pressing this will let your teammate perform
whatever task is shown on that icon. In battle, this can be an attack that
will damage or stun your enemies. When not in battle, this can use your
teammate to press switches for you.
L Button: Crouch. Use this to present a smaller profile and make yourself
less likely to be seen. You can walk around like this, as well as roll to
quickly get under low obstacles.
R Button: Run. Hold down this while moving to run at a sprint.
Z Button: Look Mode. After pressing Z, use the Control Stick to look around.
If you have your camera, you may use the C-Stick to zoom in and out, and the
A Button to take a photo. If you have a projectile weapon, press X to fire
it from this situation.
C Stick: Use this to control the game's camera around Jade. Left and Right
rotates in those directions, and Up and Down pitches in those directions.
Control Pad: Left or Right on the pad will allow you scroll through your
inventory.
START Button: Pauses the game and brings up the Pause Menu.
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Vehicle Controls
Control Stick: Moves your vehicle in any direction.
A Button: Fires your blaster weapon, or docks your vehicle, if it's near a
suitable location.
B Button: Activates Jump Jets once you purchase them.
X Button: Use Item, just like with Jade. There are special items specific to
your vehicles.
Y Button: Enters Compass Mode. You'll get a view from inside your craft, and
you'll also see a compass on the bottom of the screen. Certain landmarks
are programmed into your compass and will point you in their directions.
L Button: Applies the brakes to your craft.
R Button: Applies acceleration to your craft.
Z Button: Look Mode, same as with Jade.
C Stick: Controls the camera, same as with Jade.
Control Pad: Scrolls through your inventory, same as with Jade.
START Button: Pauses the game and brings up the Pause Menu.
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3B. Menus/Displays =
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After you fire up the game, you'll immediately get the language option. In
the American version of this game, the options are English and Spanish. If
you make a mistake and select the wrong language, you have to Reset the game
to fix it.
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Start Menu
New Game: Begin a game from the start.
Load Game: Check your Memory Card for saved games.
Options: Brings up the Options Menu.
Credits: See the people who made the game.
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Options Menu
In this menu, use the Control Stick to move the cursor, and the X Button to
change the option. Press A to accept the changes and exit, or B to decline
the changes.
Rumble: Toggle the controller's rumble on or off
Volume: Use the Control Stick to adjust the game's volume.
Subtitles: Toggle the voice subtitles on or off. I find this useful when
picking up on stuff that might have been missed with voice overlap.
Mode: Switch the sound between Mono, Stereo, and Surround.
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In-Game Display
In the upper-left corner of the screen is Jade's status, or the status of the
vehicle she's currently piloting. Coming out horizontally from the portrait
is either Jade's current and maximum life (represented by hearts), or the
vehicle's current and maximum hull strength (represented by wrenches). Below
the portrait are A and X button icons, and words depicting what they will do
in the current situation.
In the upper-right corner is your teammate's status, also represented by
hearts. If your teammate goes down, it's game over. Below the teammate's
portrait is a Y button icon, depicting what action he can perform.
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Pause Menu
This is an odd menu to operate. In order to select something, you need to
hold down the Control Stick in the direction of the object on the circular
panel, and select with A, or get info on it with X. Pressing B bumps you back
a page, and pressing START drops you out of Pause.
In the center of the screen is Jade's status (or the status of the vehicle
you're currently piloting).
In the upper-left portion of the circle are your current characters and
vehicles. Pressing A while pointing to one will bring up their status and
inventory. If you're too far away from a character or vehicle, you won't be
able to connect.
In the right half portion of the circle is that character/vehicle's inventory.
You can get info on most items here. Pressing A on anyone's SAC will open
it up and give you access to their stored items. Pressing A on Jade's camera
will open up her album, where you can view old pictures taken. Pressing A on
food items or PA-1's will "pick them up", whereby you can move them over to a
character and press A. Moving them to the character who's carrying the item
will automatically make them use it. Moving them to another character will
give them that item for storage.
In the lower-left portion of the circle are the functions. The first function
is viewing your e-mails you've received over the course of the game (when you
get mail, you'll get an automatic alert to press START to read it). The
second function is your objectives and maps (more on that in a moment). The
third function is the Options Menu, the same one available at the main menu.
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Objectives & Maps Screen
From this screen you can view the map for the current area. Use the C Stick
to switch to different floors, and Z Button to zoom in. While zoomed, you
can move the stick around to view the floor more closely.
On the left side are your objectives and detectors. If you have any specific
objectives, highlight them with the Control Stick to see where they are on the
map (represented by red exclamation points). Press A to view a few more
details about them. As for detectors, highlight the detector to see where
they are on the map (don't forget checking different floors with the C Stick),
and press A while highlighted to see how many of the object are in the area,
and how many on the current floor. You must buy Animal and Pearl Detectors
from Ming-Tzu before you can use them, but you always have an MDisk Reader
detector.
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4. HILLYS: PLANET ON THE GO
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The vast majority of the game takes place on the planet Hillys. While a
well-settled planet, with a well-established government, Hillys is still
largely untamed. With the constant attacks from the mysterious and malicious
alien species, the DomZ, Hillyans really aren't in the mood to explore much.
Hillys is largely a water planet, so the earliest settlers learned to develop
aquatic craft quickly, which became the primary mode of travel for those too
poor to afford flight craft.
Before the DomZ attack, Hillys maintained a good standing army, which were
quite overwhelmed when the DomZ struck. Shortly thereafter, General Kehck
formed the Alpha Section special forces unit, specifically designed to counter
the threat. They routinely report advancements against the threat, despite
the increase in attacks lately.
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4A. Jade: Freelance Photographer =
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Raised by her "uncle" Pey'j, Jade is quite the lady. Inquisitive, yet not
intrusive. Witty, yet not wise-cracking. Sexy, yet not trampy. Fierce in
battle, yet a lamb around her "kids". Jade is the perfect heroine role-model,
and the star of this story.
Unlike many beings on Hillys, Jade and Pey'j chose to live outside the city
and took up residence in a lighthouse some distance away. There, they
maintain a modest orphanage, where they look after kids who were left with
no one after the DomZ took their parents.
To pay the bills, Jade has put her inquisitive nature into photography, and
operates as a freelance. To keep herself in good condition, she routinely
practices martial arts, and is deadly with her weapon of choice, the Daļ-jo.
She'll require those and many skills in this adventure, which will turn her
very world upside-down.
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Movements
Basic controls are described in their section above. Getting around in this
game is pretty simple. If there's a gap in your path, simply running up to
it will automatically make you jump towards the opposite end. Even if the
other ledge is a few feet higher, you can usually grab onto the opposite
ledge with no problem.
Sometimes your exploits will take you to places that are veritable obstacle
courses. For those, you can utilize your B Button evasive manuevers. A
normal tap of B can vault you over any low-standing obstacles, while crouching
using L can get you under any that are shoulder-height. Also, you can use B
while crouching to roll low and get through high obstacles quickly.
Jade can also edge herself along thin ledges and through tight squeezes if
necessary. This is done automatically, and there isn't any risk of falling.
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Interaction
Most interaction is done through switches, which are marked rather obviously
with a hand-print. These will tend to do something good, so always be on a
look-out for them. There are, however, some special switches, that will only
operate with the proper key. Usually, you'll find the key in the same area
that you found the locked switch.
There are also a few situations that will require you to push objects around.
Simply move into them to start pushing. These can give you footholds when
you need them or uncover secrets.
In addition to switches that require keys, there are also those that require
four-character code. Activating them will access a code menu, where you can
input any of the 26 English letters or ten numerals. There is never any
guesswork involved. In some situations, you can find the code to a door in
a hidden place. In others (specifically in dangerous areas), the codes are
represented in a barcode format. Take a picture of these and mail them to
the Governor of Hillys, who, if you've done what she asked beforehand, will
get her team of hackers on the case to get you the proper code.
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Combat
This will be one of the first things you'll have to do. Combat in this
game is relatively simple. You will only pull out your Daļ-jo when faced
with enemies. Press A and hold the Control Stick to attack in that direction.
Press B to quickly dodge in the direction you're holding the stick.
Experiment with your A Button and Control Stick combinations to attack
multiple enemies or with different manuevers. It's all pretty basic, so
there's no need to fuss with specifics.
Holding down A while not moving will result in Jade charging her Daļ-jo.
Releasing A once fully-charged will send her into a vertical spinning move
that can discourage all around you. In addition, there is an upgrade
available in Ming-Tzu's shop which can power-up your attack. Once in the
air, rapidly press A to launch a barrage of energy shots at your foes.
Also, once you find the Gyrodisk Launcher, ranged combat is added to your
capabilities. Go into Look mode with Z, take careful aim, and press X to fire
your small, yet painful, disks at your enemies. These can also be used to
activate switches from long-range.
There's one last staff technique. When you use your teammate's floor slam
attack, enemies may get popped up into the air. When that happens, press A
next to an enemy to enter Targeting Mode, which creates a circle in front of
you. Use the Control Stick to aim and press A again to knock your enemy for
a loop, preferably into something.
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Camera
Once you pick up your Camera in the beginning of the game, the world of
futuristic photography is open to you. Press Z to bring up your Camera.
Use the Control Stick to look around through the lens, and the C Stick to
zoom in and out. Press A to take a photo.
When looking through your lens, you may see circles pop up. These represent
things you can get information on through your camera. The circles will start
out red, then turn green when a good shot is possible. To make a good shot,
you need to be zoomed close enough your object so that it's entirely in your
view, and so that it fills as much of the frame as possible.
There are three major objects you can focus on with your Camera:
1) Animals. Your first assignment is to take inventory of all wildlife on
Hillys. Take a picture of any critter, sentient or non-sentient, friendly
or predatory, docile or vicious. When you do so, you'll send them to the
Science Center automatically, and receive pay for those pictures. This is
your major source of income in the game. Also, for every group of eight
animals you capture, you'll get a present. Your first present is a valuable
Digital Zoom, which allows you to assume a lot closer to your subjects. After
that, you'll get a Pearl for every eight animals, until the last eight, which
will net you an MDisk with all animals documented.
2) Objectives. As you get assignments, you'll have to get pictures of a
specific subject. These operate just like animals as far as the circle from
red to green goes. Once you get these pictures, you'll automatically e-mail
them to your contact.
3) Maps. In certain unknown areas, you can find maps on the wall. Take a
picture of these and you'll convert them into a full map of the area.
In addition, you can also focus on many inconsequential items. You can use
this if you're trying to look for out-of-the-way switches, or other things
sensitive to interaction. You'll only get small dim circles to indicate
their location, as taking a photo isn't necessary at all.
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Stealth
Your exploits will take you to a few sensitive and occupied areas, which can
prove to be very dangerous. You'll know you've entered one of these areas
when Jade, instead of her usual standing around, will be in a hunched over
"alert" position.
The basic idea of these areas is "don't be seen". The best way to do this is
crouch by holding L and moving around that way. You'll have a low profile,
and will also move silently.
The only thing that can spot you in these areas are your enemies in the Alpha
Sections. They face in one of the four major directions and have about a 90
degree radius of view in front of them. Some enemies stand perfectly still.
Others rotate regularly in place. Still others have patrol routes. Normally,
their visors will be green, when in passive mode. When they spot something,
they will walk towards what they saw and scan the area. If they don't find
anything, they'll resume what they were doing.
If they do find you, however, they'll go into Alert Mode. You'll engage
them in combat. I describe Alpha Section Soldiers later on in the Enemies
section as to how they fight, but suffice to say you'll have a challenge on
your hands. At this point, you have two options: run or fight. If you
choose to fight, you'll have to destroy all soldiers in the area before you
can move on. If you choose to run, you must find a spot where you can hide
from them. This proves tougher than it first seems, because Alert Mode will
result in a lockdown of the immediate area. In early sneaking areas, you'll
have drainage pipes you can hide in, so that's available.
Sometimes, going into Alert Mode means instant death. This happens when
there are Turrets in the area. These cannot see on their own, but, if you
go into Alert Mode, they'll immediately fire a lethal bolt at the nearest
threat, which is you. Make sure you know the situation before launching on
an attack.
There are also another option besides standard fighting. The Soldiers all
have a weak spot on their backs, in the form of their green breathing tanks.
If you can get close and press A to kick them there, they'll be incapacitated
as they struggle to breathe. Another kick will destroy them. This can also
be done with the Gyrodisk Launcher. Beware, though, as other soldiers will
notice their comrades having trouble and will come to their aid.
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4B. A Tourist's Guide to Hillys =
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The following section details several facts about locations on Hillys, as
well as several miscellaneous facts.
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Currency
The currency of Hillys is Materia, a valuable mineral mined out of the ground.
Most citizens (Jade included) have an Easy Unit Card connected with the Bank
of Hillys that keeps tabs on how much money they have. Shopping is a simple
matter of presenting your card to the vendor, or to the vending machine you're
using, then selecting what you wish to be.
There are several means with which to acquire more Materia. Your primary
method is by photographing animals. Each animal is worth a different amount
of cash, from 100 to 3000. Unfortunately, these are all only one-shot deals.
Other methods include defeating enemies, smashing up shiny blue rocks (pure
deposits of Materia), winning bets in games, smashing up floating boxes in
the ocean, or kicking open boxes that have crystals in them. Bottom line is
to never overlook opportunities to get more. All Crystals are worth 5 Units.
There's also a secondary currency of Hillys, in the form of Pearls. These
perfectly round gems are exceedingly valuable, and there are only 88 of them
available to you in the game. You use these Pearls to purchase special
vehicle-related items at Mammago's Garage.
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MDisk Readers
There are many Readers situated throughout Hillys. You'll need to use these
to scan the several MDisks you'll find throughout your adventure, including
the most important one you start your adventure with: Game Save. Be sure to
save your game at Readers when you want to stop the game. Don't worry about
saving before dangerous areas, as dying will just put you back a room or two,
or back to the beginning of your combat.
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Home (The Lighthouse)
Jade and her uncle Pey'j's place of residence is an old lighthouse converted
into living space. It's here that she takes care of any kids that become
orphaned due to the DomZ attacks. Like all structures in populated Hillys,
it has its own shielding system. The actual lighthouse has most of the living
space, while a cavern below has been converted into Pey'j's workshop and the
hangar for their hovercraft.
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Mammago's Garage
Yo mon! If you mama don't go, you go to Mammago's! This independently-run
garage is the favored stop for anyone looking to repair or refurbish their
vehicles. You can purchase repair PODs for your craft here, as well as Meca
Impulsers to make them stronger with your Materia. However, to purchase new
parts for your craft, you'll need to pay with Pearls.
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The City
This is the place where most of the Hillyans live. Access is through gates
at the north and south end of the city. From there, there are two main
places to go. You can go west to enter the first two of four city races, or
you can go east to enter the Pedestrian District. In the PedDis, you can find
many different people and places:
Newsshop: For a small fee, you can receive all the news as it happens.
Nouri's Stand: Nouri sells several basic trinkets for your consumption at
his stand.
Akuda Bar: This is where all the seedy folk hang out. Here you can play some
games of skill or chat with your friends.
Ming-Tzu's Shop: Ming-Tzu sells several unique and useful items in his shop
that could greatly benefit. His prices don't come cheap, though.
Alpha Section HQ: The Alpha Section controls much of the PedDis. With the
proper connections, you can sneak into some of their areas and reclaim things
that rightfully belong to the people.
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Black Isle
This volcanic island housed one of the largest mines on Hillys, until it was
abandoned. This is the site of your first mission.
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The Factory
This factory produces Nutripils, which feed the armies of Hillys. It's also
the site of your second mission.
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The Slaughterhouse
The site of your third mission, this grim complex processes all the animal
harvest on Hillys. To detract from its gruesome nature (or maybe add to it),
the third and fourth race courses on Hillys are held in this area. This is
the site of your third mission.
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Other Points of Interest
Be sure to check your map for places your hovercraft can go (that don't
have solid barrier lines). You can find several caverns that could have
booty in them.
Some of these caverns are home to Looters. These villains steal some of your
cash, then try to make off with it. Chase them down to their lairs, then
take them out to reclaim your money, as well as maybe something more.
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4C. Humorous Sidekicks =
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Your teammates are much like you. They also have health meters made out of
hearts. Generally, they keep out of major trouble, so you don't always have
to be looking out for them. However, in the tension of combat, they can be
overwhelmed just like you. To that end, it's best to try to keep them alive
by lending them food and PA-1's.
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Pey'j
Your "uncle" Pey'j has been watching over you for twenty years, ever since you
were separated from your parents. This porcine being is a genius mechanic,
and a good friend to have on your travels. He starts with his own SAC, just
like you, and later on, you'll be able to use his Jet-Boots and a Claw Hammer.
His special attack is to jet up with his boots and slam down on the ground.
You can use this to get around, or to stun the enemies in the area. Once he
gets the Claw Hammer, he can also open up wire grates for you.
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Double H
You'll rescue this guy from trouble partway through the game, and he'll tag
along for much of the rest of it. Torture has left his mind scrambled, and
since he was left in Army uniform and with the standard issue volume of
Carlson-Peeters military code, he's got the notion of the oblivious army
hero stuck in his head.
In combat, Double H can hold himself pretty well. Instead of Pey'j's drop-
slam, Double H uses his T-Hammer to slam the ground. Also, in his armor, he
can bust down heavy steel bars.
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4D. Incredible Technology =
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You'll use many kooky and super-futuristic items in your quest. Here are the
more common items you'll use in your adventure that can be stored in the
first item:
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SAC
This portable U-Store-It is the future's answer to the question "How do you
carry so much stuff?" Your Synthetical Atomic Compressor will take any item
and digitize it for later use. While everyone in the game has their own
basic work-horse SAC, Jade has one of those new-fangled ones with its own
AI, named Secundo, who periodically provides insight on certain matters.
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Starkos
Price: 150 Units
Effect: Eating this synthetic bread will restore one heart of health.
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K-Bups
Price: 300 Units
Effect: Eating this box of synthetic fruit will fully restore your health.
I suggest stocking up on tons of these once you get several hearts.
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PA-1
Price: 1500 Units
Effect: Grabbing one of these Physiological Accelerators will add an extra
heart to your max total. Be sure to share at least a couple of these with
your comrades.
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POD
Price: 150 Units
Effect: This mini-robot (Pocket Optimizer Drone) will restore one wrench of
hull strength to your vehicle.
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Set of PODs
Price: 300 Units
Effect: This set of robots will completely restore your hull strength to the
current vehicle.
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Meca Impulser
Price: 1500 Units
Effect: This module will add an extra wrench onto the maximum total for your
vehicle.
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Boost
Price: 150 Units
Effect: Using this nitro canister will momentarily triple your speed. These
are most effectively used during races.
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Detectors
Price: 1000 Units (Animal)
3000 Units (Pearl)
Effect: Buying the Animal and Pearl Detectors from Ming-Tzu will make
collecting each a lot easier. They'll show up on your map when you highlight
the detectors.
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Strengthened Super Attack
Price: 2000 Units
Effect: When in the air during your Super Attack, rapidly press A to fling
out energy shots.
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4E. Futuristic Craft =
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Your vehicles have their own SACs, and any items you get that can be used for
them will automatically be transferred next time you board. Even when
switching vehicles, the items will still be properly transferred.
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Hovercraft
Your heap isn't pretty, but it can carry you around the waterways, as well as
hoist you up on a few beaches. There are several parts required for it to
be able to full explore the area. You can buy them at Mammago's Garage.
Speedcraft Motor - 1 Pearl: This is a replacement for your old broken motor.
Using R, you can speed up.
Neutralizing Cannon - 5 Pearls: This powerful cannon will allow you lock-on
to three separate targets. Hold down A to start locking-on, then release
to fire. This can be used to take out targets above the water.
Jump Jets - 15 Pearls: These illegal modifications to your craft will allow
you to jump several feet into the air. These can be used to bypass the
laser cordons surrounding the main area of Hillys.
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Spaceship
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