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Installing the Game 2
Loading the Game 2
Controls 2
Menu Controls 2
In-Game Controls 2
Welcome, Hero! 3
What YOU Have To Do 3
Main Menu 4
Matoran Enclave 4
Zone/Level Select Chamber 5
Levels 5
Shop 6
Character Showcases 6
Defeated Piraka 7
Trophy Cave 7
Game Screen 8
LEGO Counter 8
Health Bar 9
Hero Mode Charge 9
TOA Masks 10
Scanner 10
The TOA 11
Jaller (Red) 11
Hahli (Blue) 11
Kongu (Green) 11
Matoro (White) 11
Hewkii (Brown) 12
Nuparu (Black) 12
TOA Upgrades 12
Combat 13
Enemy Health Bar 13
Auto-Target 13
Switching TOA 13
Pick-ups 14
LEGO Pieces 14
Hearts (Extra Health) 14
Unlockables 14
BIONICLE Collectibles 14
Canisters 14
More Information 15
Piraka 15
Free Play 15
Status Screen 15
Saving and Loading 15
Pausing the Action 15
Credits 16
EPILEPSY WARNING
A very small percentage of individuals may experience epileptic seizures
when exposed to certain light patterns or flashing lights. Exposure to
certain patterns or backgrounds on a television screen or while playing
video games may induce an epileptic seizure in these individuals.
Certain conditions may induce previously undetected epileptic
symptoms even in persons who have no history of prior seizures or
epilepsy. If you, or anyone in your family, has an epileptic condition,
consult your physician prior to playing. If you experience any of the
following while playing a video game — dizziness, altered vision, eye
or muscle twitches, loss of awareness, disorientation, any involuntary
movement, or convulsions — IMMEDIATELY discontinue use and consult
a physician before resuming play.
PRECAUTIONS TO TAKE DURING USE
• This game disc is intended for use exclusively on Windows®-based
systems with the minimum configurations specified on the system
requirements of the game purchased.
• Do not sit too close to the screen. Sit a good distance away
from the monitor, as far away as the length of the cable allows.
• Avoid playing if you are tired or have not had much sleep.
• Make sure that the room in which you are playing is well lit.
• Rest for at least 10 to 15 minutes per hour while playing
a video game.
HANDLING YOUR GAME DISC
• Avoid bending the disc. Do not touch, smudge or scratch its surface.
• Do not leave the disc in direct sunlight or near a radiator or other
source of heat.
• Take occasional rest breaks during extended play.
• Always store the disc in its protective case.
ESRB RATING
This product has been rated E10+by the Entertainment Software Rating
Board. For information about the ESRB rating, or to comment about the
appropriateness of the rating, please contact the ESRB at www.esrb.org.
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Installing the Game
Controls
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Make sure the system requirements and specifications shown
on the game pack match those of your machine.
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Place the BIONICLE Heroes
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CD into your computer’s CD-ROM
or DVD-ROM drive. The disk should autorun and take you
to the installation screen.
If autorun is disabled on your machine:
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Double-click My Computer on your Windows desktop.
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Double-click the CD-ROM drive icon and the installation screen
should appear. Otherwise, double-click Setup.Exe.
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If the game has not yet been installed, the installation screen will have
an Install option available. Click Install and the installation process
will begin.
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Follow the on-screen instructions.
Loading the Game
Place the BIONICLE Heroes™CD in the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
and select Start/Programs/Eidos /BIONICLE Heroes.
Menu Controls
Highlight option */@ cursor keys
Change setting $/^ cursor keys
Select left mouse button or Enter
Go back Esc
In-game Controls
Move TOA */@ cursor keys
Strafe (sidestep) left / right $/^ cursor keys
Free Look mouse movement
Fire weapon left mouse button
Switch TOA Mask mouse wheel
Use TOA Elemental ability right mouse button
Canister HUD right Ctrl
Pause Menu Esc
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You can reconfigure the controls from the Options Menu
(see page 4).
Imagine the island of Voya Nui. You are on a beach at the foot
of a monstrous cliff. A line of meandering footprints leads you to a figure
collapsed on the sand. As you approach, a deep rumble of thunder echoes
in the distance. Exhausted, a Matoran looks up — at first fearful — but
then understanding,
“I know who you are. You are the Hero,” he says. You smile. With this
encouragement the Matoran tells you the story.
“This land has been invaded by the despicable Piraka. They have stolen
the Mask of Life! The Piraka do not know the Mask’s real power, but
in spite of that they have used it to take control of all the creatures
on the island.
“You are the Hero. You must track down and defeat the Piraka, restore
the Mask and bring peace back to Voya Nui. Here….”
The Matoran reaches into a large bag lying next to him and pulls out
an ornate TOA Inika Mask.
“Collect and use the powers that the TOA Inika Masks will grant you
to save Voya Nui. Hero, this is your quest!”
What YOU Have To Do
BIONICLE Heroes™lets you take on the guise of the heroic TOA Inika
and control their unique powers to overcome a host of different enemies.
Many dangerous, aggressive BIONICLE creatures, created by the evil power
of the Piraka, exist on the island. You must defeat hordes of enemies
in each of the six elemental Zones of the island and then defeat the Piraka
to win back the Mask of Life and return the island to peace.
Your power (as the Hero) comes from the six different TOA Inika Masks
that you can find scattered throughout each level. Once you put on a TOA
Mask, you assume the powers and ability of that TOA.
Don’t worry — even if the task seems too difficult, you will not be left
without help. BIONICLE Heroes
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will always prompt you on the best course
of action to take: either indicating which TOA to use to make the most
of a special ability, or pointing you in the correct direction to get through
a level.
Welcome, Hero!
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Once the game loads, you’ll see four options:
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New Game — Start a new game of BIONICLE Heroes
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. You’ll progress
to the Matoran Enclave
(see below).
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Load Game — Continue a previously saved game. You will be taken
back to the Matoran Enclave.
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Options — Adjust in-game options, including:
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System Options — Adjust or optimize system settings and reconfigure
the game controls, using the following options:
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Resolution
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Shader Version
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Texture Quality
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Brightness
A
Gamma
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Antialias
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Configure Controls — Reconfigure the game controls for your specific
control: Mouse & Keyboard (default), Gamepad or Custom Keys.
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Invert Y Axis
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Mouse Sensitivity
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Effects Volume — 0 to 10
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Music Volume — 0 to 10
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Widescreen — On/Off
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Extras — Check out the following:
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Credits
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LEGO
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Star Wars™II: The Original Trilogy Trailer
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Quit — Exit the game.
Main Menu
You begin your adventure at the Matoran Enclave, a large ceremonial
clearing full of ancient structures, chambers, display areas, a useful shop
and a nearby beach.
You’ll also return here regularly to check on your achievements,
upgrade your TOA and review what you’ve collected and unlocked
in these adventures.
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Select New Game from the Main Menu to enter the Matoran Enclave.
Matoran Enclave
Zone/Level Select Chamber
Directly ahead of you and down a long staircase is the Zone/Level Select
Chamber. This has six doorways that conceal passages to the portals that
will take you to each part of the six elemental Zones on Voya Nui.
To return to the Matoran Enclave from the Zone/Level Select Chamber,
face the stairway and move up the stairs.
The island of Voya Nui is divided into six distinct Zones:
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Hakann’s Volcano — Based in and around the island’s volcanic zone,
where you can explore caves, caverns and volcanic plains.
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Reidak’s Desert — Set in Voya Nui’s desert region, with the action also
based in and around the Island citadel.
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Thok’s Mountain — Features a landscape of rocky outcrops, cliffs,
and icy mountain passes.
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Vezok’s Coastline — Set in and around the shoreline of Voya Nui.
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Zaktan’s Jungle — A tropical jungle bristling with dense jungle, hidden
temples, waterfalls and treetop villages.
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Avak’s Stronghold — Set in and around the ominous Piraka Stronghold.
TO BEGIN A NEW GAME:
1. Enter the Zone/Level Select Chamber. The entrance to Vezok’s
Coastline will open.
2. Enter this area, where you will find the four portals to the levels
of Vezok’s Coastline. Only Piraka Bluff is initially selectable.
3. Select the unlocked level and press the left mouse button.
Levels
A short introduction leads you into each level and gives you an idea
of whom (or what) you might encounter. Complete the three levels within
a Zone to enter the Boss level, where you battle the Piraka who controls
that Zone.
Initially, only one Zone is available, but as you progress, other Zones
open up. Levels must be completed in sequence within a Zone, but you can
play any completed level in Free Play mode
(see page 15).
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Shop
The Shop is opposite the entrance to the Zone Select chamber
in the Matoran Enclave central square. Here the Matoran who gave you
the TOA Mask is waiting, ready to sell you a number of useful items.
TOA upgrades, goodies, hints for completing the game and finding special
bonus areas can all be bought here with LEGO pieces collected
in the game.
SHOPPING IS EASY:
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Walk up to the Matoran to browse in the Shop to see what he has
to offer.
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Use the cursor keys to select an item.
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Press left mouse button to buy the selected item.
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Press Esc to leave the Shop
CONSTRACTED ITEMS:
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An assembled LEGO piece (structure or object) is known as
a constraction.
Some items bought in the Shop can be constracted. These items appear
in various places in Piraka Beach.
Character Showcases
Character Showcases are chambers leading off from the curved ramp
running up and over the Zone Select Chamber entrance. As you proceed
through a level, you will find two types of special canisters to pick up.
One type of canister unlocks creatures that can then be viewed
in the Character Showcase.
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Three Showcase Chambers are available
to admire: the unlocked Bohrok,
Visorak and Vahki.
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The fourth Showcase Chamber
(on the right) lets you look at
the game’s sub-Bosses. When
you defeat a sub-Boss (in
levels 1 and 3 of any Zone),
that character appears within
a containment chamber in this
room, accompanied by full stats
and key information.
Defeated Piraka
When you defeat a Piraka at the end of a Zone, that Piraka is unlocked
and becomes available to you as a playable character.
Trophy Cave
The Trophy Cave is to the right of your starting position on the Matoran
Enclave. Go down the stairs and you will arrive at a chamber with three
large screens. Here, your control of TOA movements is limited to the
cursor keys $/^.
To return to the Matoran Enclave from the Trophy Cave, press Esc.
The TOA will move a few steps out of the chamber, and then you will
be able to use the normal TOA movement controls.
UNLOCKED BIONICLE COLLECTIBLES:
On the left-side screen of the Trophy Cave, you can view all the special
BIONICLE collectibles you’ve unlocked in the game so far. You unlock
these collectibles by picking up special canisters in the levels. There are
100 collectibles you can acquire. Once collected, they appear on this grid.
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Use the cursor keys to select a collectible.
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Press the left mouse button to look at its details and history.
UNLOCKED CREATURES:
On the middle screen in the Trophy Cave, you can look at a 36-panel
grid showing creatures you’ve unlocked during the game, and full details
of their powers.
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Use the cursor keys to select a creature.
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Press the left mouse button to look at its details and history.
ACHIEVEMENT WALL:
On the right-side screen of the Trophy Cave you can see the Achievement
Wall. This shows all your successes during the game. Medals are issued here
to the “best of the best” and BIONICLE Heroes
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high achievers.
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Once you enter a level, you’ll see the game screen. Though generally
clear and uncluttered, the game screen does show some very important
information:
1 LEGO Counter
2 Health Bar
3 Hero Mode Charge
4 TOA Masks
5 Scanner (Enemy Icons, Mask Icons
and Progression Direction appear in the Scanner)
LEGO Counter
This shows the number of LEGO pieces you’ve collected. Plugs, cogs
and bricks can be found loose, in clusters, or within constractions
(that you need to destroy in order to release the pieces). LEGO pieces
also appear when you defeat enemies, perform constractions,
or activate LEGO constractions.
Pick up LEGO pieces by walking over them. The pieces fly up to
the top of the screen and are added to your total. Use LEGO pieces
to buy upgrades for the TOA and charge up the Hero Mode gauge.
You can find three types of LEGO pieces:
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Silver — Most common, adds 10 to the counter.
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Gold — Adds 50 to the counter.
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Blue — Very rare, adds 250 to the counter.
Game Screen
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Health Bar
Heart icons in the Health Bar show how much health the active TOA has.
You gain Hearts as pick-ups after destroying certain enemies, but you lose
Hearts as you take hits in combat. Once you lose all the Heart icons in this
panel, you lose that specific TOA Mask and automatically switch to the next
available TOA Mask. When you lose a TOA Mask, you also lose some
of the LEGO pieces you collected. Heart icons flash when they are damaged.
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If no other TOA Mask is available, you return to your last checkpoint.
(When you pass a checkpoint in any level, you will see the word
“Checkpoint” on-screen.)
Hero Mode Charge
Collecting a sufficient number of LEGO pieces lets you activate Hero Mode
and allows the transformation of the TOA into the Golden TOA. This bar
shows the Hero Charge building up and gives you an idea of how much
farther you have to go before you can kick off Hero Mode. Once this bar is
full, the transformation into the Golden TOA is instant.
When you are in Hero Mode, Heart icons are shown in gold. Triggering
Hero Mode creates a small shockwave around the TOA’s feet, destroying
any enemies within a small radius.
GOLDEN CONSTRACTIONS
A number of gold LEGO pieces can only be built (or constracted) by the
Golden TOA. These flash the Hero Mode icon when you approach them if
you don’t have enough LEGO pieces to enter Hero Mode and activate them.
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In Hero Mode, press the right mouse button, when prompted, to perform
a Golden Constraction.
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Triggering a Golden Constraction causes a golden shockwave to emit
from the constraction, which damages any enemies within range. All
other AI creatures (non-bosses) will become frozen for the duration
of the Golden Constraction.
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Triggering a Golden Constraction uses up the TOA’s Hero Mode Charge.
INVULNERABILITY
The Golden TOA cannot be affected by attacks from any enemies
in the level.
INCREASED DAMAGE
The Golden TOA has the weapons of the TOA Mask he has collected,
but the damage he does is considerably more extensive.
When the Hero Mode Charge runs out, the TOA returns to normal
and the Hero Mode bar must be recharged from the beginning. However,
you will not lose your collection of LEGO pieces; you keep these
and can use them later in the Shop.
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TOA Masks
The power of the six TOA Inika comes from the Masks you will find
throughout the levels. The ones you pick up are shown in this panel.
The Mask pulsating on the right is the currently active TOA.
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Use the mouse wheel to cycle through the Masks.
Once you have a Mask and put it on, you adopt the powers and abilities
of that TOA. You lose that Mask (and all its associated powers) if you lose
all its Heart icons in combat. The Mask is not lost for good; you’ll be able
to pick it up somewhere else in the level (look for it on the Scanner).
Scanner
The Scanner display gives you very important in-game information.
You are located at the center of the rotating scanner. From here you can
view the relative positions of:
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Enemies (red dots)
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TOA Mask Locations (colored Mask icons)
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Gold Constraction Locations (gold circles)
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Progress Direction (arrow)
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TOA’s line of vision (white cone)
Each TOA customizes the Scanner screen with its own colors.
The active Mask on the right of the panel pulses to remind you
of your current TOA character.
Jaller
(RED)
TOA INIKA OF FIRE
One of the fastest TOA over any ground,
JALLER carries a powerful rapid-fire style
weapon. He can cross lava flows at locations
where prompted. JALLER is a good choice
if you have to get somewhere fast!
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With his upgraded Torch Ability, JALLER
can burn his way through LEGO vines.
The TOA
Hahli
(BLUE)
TOA INIKA OF WATER
HAHLI is the only TOA that can go into
or across water (streams, rivers, or underwater
passages). Well-armored and carrying a shortrange beam weapon, she has medium speed
on land but is faster in water.
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With her upgraded Trench Ability, Hahli can
operate water-based constractions.
Kongu
(GREEN)
TOA INIKA OF AIR
KONGU can jump and perform spectacular
leaps at specific locations (by pressing
the right mouse button). KONGU travels
quickly through the air, and has good all-round
armor and strength. He wields a short-range
blaster that can be slow to reload.
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With his upgraded Gust Ability, KONGU can
create gusts of wind to activate wind-based constractions.
Matoro
(WHITE)
TOA INIKA OF ICE
MATORO is the distance specialist.
With his special ability he can pick off
troublesome enemies at long range. Zoom
in on enemies by pressing the right mouse
button. MATORO is very slow moving across
the ground and is one of the weakest of the
TOA. He carries a powerful ice weapon that
can be slow to reload.
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With his upgraded Freeze Ability,
MATORO can create ice paths from water.
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Hewkii
(BROWN)
TOA INIKA OF EARTH
HEWKII is a very practical TOA who can
manipulate constractions, and either
assemble or break up LEGO pieces. If some
type of machinery needs to be used, than
HEWKII is the TOA for the job. If a LEGO
structure needs to be dismantled for its LEGO
pieces, that’s the task of this TOA.
HEWKII can build bridges to span chasms and
assemble boats and vehicles that can be used
temporarily. He is one of the slowest of the six TOA
across land but is well-armored and wields a very
powerful stone smasher.
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With his upgraded Fragment Ability, HEWKII
can fragment walls to uncover hidden treasures.
Nuparu
(BLACK)
TOA INIKA OF STONE
NUPARU is the only TOA that can climb
rock faces. Approach a suitable cliff (showing
a climb surface) and, when prompted, press
the right mouse button. NUPARU can walk
up the rock face using the same movement
controls as on the flat.
NUPARU has a slower movement speed but
is the strongest of the six TOA. He can conjure
balls of pure energy that are useful for lobbing
over protective ledges (though this is not the best
choice for close combat).
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With his upgraded Excavate Ability, NUPARU
can dig out hidden treasures.
TOA Upgrades
Upgrade the TOA at the Matoran Enclave shop. You can buy enhanced
TOA armor, upgrade to more powerful weapons with a better fire/reload rate
and upgrade a TOA’s special ability (very expensive).
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Enemy Health Bar
All enemies and objects fired upon by the TOA display a Health Bar
to instantly show how much damage you are dishing out. Sometimes,
if your weapon has a broad spread, several Health Bars will appear
at the same time. Once you inflict maximum damage, the enemy target
explodes into its LEGO pieces for you to claim!
Auto-Target
Your TOA will auto-target any creatures or objects you are facing. When
the target is in range, a green aiming beam emanates from the eyes of the
Mask and locks-on to the nearest target, object or enemy within the TOA’s
cone of vision. To change a target object, move your view and another target
will be acquired.
Switching TOA
It’s very important to use the right tools for the right job. It’s especially
true in combat: always select the most effective TOA for the task ahead.
Do you want speed? Strength? If a specific task requires a specific TOA’s
special ability, then you will be prompted with an icon of that TOA’s Mask.
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Use the mouse wheel to switch TOA and you will see the right mouse
button icon used to carry out that special ability.
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Press the right mouse button to carry out the special ability.
Combat
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LEGO Pieces
LEGO pieces are plugs, cogs, bricks, etc. found loose,
in clusters, or in LEGO constractions (which you need
to destroy in order to release the LEGO pieces). Once
the pieces are on the ground, walk through or over
them to add them to your total.
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Caution! If you wait too long to pick them up, the pieces will disappear.
You can also shoot some objects or enemies from a distance and the
pieces will be credited on your LEGO counter.
Look everywhere for objects, creatures, LEGO constractions, chests —
anything that might help add to your LEGO counter. In some sections
of a level, you might need to charge up Hero Charge Mode twice in a row
in order to progress. In this case, always make sure you have some LEGO
pieces in reserve that you can blast to add to your counter (and Hero
Charge Mode charge).
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Remember! LEGO pieces are very important for charging up
Hero Charge Mode!
Hearts
(EXTRA HEALTH)
You can pick up Heart icons after destroying certain enemies
in combat. You lose Hearts as you take hits in combat.
Pick-ups
BIONICLE Collectibles
There are 100 different objects to unlock throughout all
the Zones. These are found in Gold Canisters.
All collectibles that you’ve unlocked are listed at the end
of a level on the Status Screen and appear in the Trophy Cave
with full details and information.
Canisters
Each level contains a limited number of BIONICLE canisters.
Two types are available:
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Silver — Unlockable from most levels. Unlocking five in a
level unlocks enemy creatures to feature in the Trophy Cave.
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Gold — Unlockable from all levels, Unlocks Masks
that will appear in the Trophy Cave.
Unlockables
More Information
Piraka
By defeating a Piraka, you will make it a seventh playable character
that can be used in Free Play within its respective level.
Free Play
Once you complete any level in BIONICLE Heroes™, you can replay it
to discover new surprises, rewards and bonuses. Only by increasing your
TOA abilities, unlocking hidden characters, exploring and experimenting
can you become a true BIONICLE Hero.
In Free Play, you can add to your total LEGO pieces, and any newly
discovered hidden areas will be especially rewarding.
To play a level in Free Play, select it from the Zone/Level Select Chamber
in the Matoran Enclave.
Status Screen
After completing a level, you will see the Status Screen, which shows full
details of what you have achieved:
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Number of bonus items collected.
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Number of LEGO pieces held.
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Achievements unlocked.
Press the left mouse button to return to the Zone/Level Select Chamber.
Saving and Loading
When you select New Game from the Main Menu, and at any auto-save
point during the game, you will be asked to select a Save Game slot.
BIONICLE Heroes
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will then auto-save your progress after each level,
and each time you leave the Shop after making a purchase.
Your progress within levels is also stored whenever Checkpoint appears
on-screen. However, if you quit out of a level before reaching an auto-save
point, your progress through it will be lost.
To load a saved game, select Load Game from the Main Menu and then
select a save game file.
Pausing the Action
Press Esc to pause gameplay and open the Pause Menu with these options:
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Game Progress — Check on your progress through the game. (Available
in the Matoran Enclave and Zone/Level Select Chamber only.)
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Resume — Return to gameplay.
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Options — Adjust in-game options
(see page 4).
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Quit — Exit the game and return to the Main Menu.
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Quit to Windows — Exit the game and return to the desktop.
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TRAVELLER’S TALES
Director
Jon Burton
Head of Production
Paul Flanagan
Assistant Producer
Kieran Gaynor
Lead Designer
Arthur Parsons
Lead Programmer
Chris Stanforth
Lead Artist
Michael Snowdon
Background Art Direction
David Hoye
Lead Animator
Ed Cates
Head of Technology
Dave Dootson
Lead Engine Programmer
Alistair Crowe
Design
Jon Burton
Arthur Parsons
Game Programming
Pete Akrill
Adam Clixby
Chris Payne
Gareth Richards
Richard Taylor
Duncan Walker
Level Artwork
Rob Dickerson
Paul Dobson
Ian Hall
Dave Hoye
Andy Ingram
Dimitris Krokidis
Charles McNair
Mike Snowdon
Barry Thompson
Character Artist
Guy Avery
2D Artwork
Duncan Philpotts
Effects Artist
Kenny Wood
Animation
Ed Cates
Mark Crane
Matthew Maggs
Paul Munro
Audio Engineer
David Whittaker
Engine & Tools Programming
Kay Chang
David Connell
Alistair Crowe
Ralph Ferneyhough
Chris Halliday
Roland Houghs
Paul Hunter
Steve Monks
Alan Murta
Richard Taylor
Additional Animation
Annika Barkhouse
David Brown
James Dawson
Colm Duggan
Phil Gray
Simon James
Duncan Kinnaird
Ross Norcross
Quality Assurance
Jonathan Mayer
Office Manager
Bev Deakin
Special Thanks
BzPower Reference
Binkmeister
Black Six
Screenguy
Bonesiii
QB
Bohrokwill
Toa Tilius
Pekel
Toa Pilak Evolved
Sam, Ben and Helen Burton
Nic and Lily, Ruth Baines
Fiona, Emily and Peaches Stanforth
Chrissy and Lauren Edwards
Adrienne Payne, Trudy Ingham
Maria Lines, Elizabeth Holl
Emma and Oliver Taylor, Karen Phillpotts
Marilena Aspioti, Dan McCreadie
Mum and Shay, Sara Gray, Mark Pitcher
Sonia Chabouni and mum for cakes
Stacey Arnold, Jake MossWood
Rusty and Lauren,
Andrew and Jordan Dawson
and Josh Shrouder,
Adam Sweeney & Rob Cox for their help
on work experience
TT GAMES PUBLISHING
Managing Director
Tom Stone
Development Director
Jonathan Smith
Producer
Nick Ricks
Marketing
Richard Earl
Buisness Development
Garry Edwards
Financial Controller
Mike Wyre
Sound Effects
Paul Weir, Earcom, www.earom.net
Music Composed by
Ian Livingstone, Courtesy
of Tsunami Sounds Ltd., www.tsunami.co.uk
Additional Testing
Toby Smith
Sam Smith
Intro Movie
Think Tank Studios,
www.thinktankstudios.co.uk
Credits
LEGO COMPANY
Michael Boland
Lena Dixen Højland
Bo Leervad Christensen
EIDOS U.K.
Producer
Luke Valentine
Development Director
Darren Barnett
Development Manager
Lee Singleton
Creative Development Director
Patrick O’Luanaigh
Brand Manager
Alex Price
Head of Global Brand
Larry Sparks
Brands Controller
Fabien Rossini
Head of Support Services
Flavia Timiani
Support Services Coordinator
Julie Payne
QA Manager
Marc Titheridge
QA Supervisor
Ian Rowsell
QA Lead Technicians
Germaine Mendes
Tyrone O’Neill
Anthony Wicker
QA Technicians
Jason Claridge
Richard Edbury
George Wright
David Haddon
Richard Acherki
Andrew Standen
Shams Wahid
Steve Inman
Matthew Poon
Localisation QA Supervisor
Arnaud Messager
Lead Localisation QA Technician
Laure Diet
Localisation QA Technicians
Arianna Pizzi
Augusto D'Apuzzo
Francisca Barceló Ávila
Pablo Trenado
Tobias Horch
Pedro Geppert
Edwige Béchet
Senior Localisation Manager
Monica Dalla Valle
Localisation Manager
Jan Buchner
Mastering Supervisor
Jason Walker
Mastering Engineer
Ray Mullen
Creative Manager
Quinton Luck
Senior Designer
Jodie Brock
Designer
Gary Blake
Manual
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EIDOS U.S. PUBLISHING
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Bill Gardner
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Matt Gorman
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Jefferson Dong
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Michelle Seebach Curran
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Tali Fischer
Community Specialist
Tony Perata
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Joe Morici
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Janty Sumimoto
Channel Marketing
Project Manager
Diane Eng
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Rafal Dudziec
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Roderick van Gelder
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John Lerma
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Micheal Tran
Creative Director
Karl Stewart
Creative Services Project Manager
Eileen Buenviaje
Graphic Designer
James Song
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Gregory Wu
Senior External Producer
Nick Goldsworthy
Associate Project Manager
Clayton Palma
Product Specialists
Jeff Lowe
Stephen Cavoretto
Aaron Safronoff
Katie Bieringer
Publishing Coordinator
Clint Waasted
Senior Business Development Manager
Tom Marx
Q/A Mastering/Hardware
Jordan Romaidis
Patrick Goodspeed
Customer Support Supervisor
Sean McCloskey
Customer Support Representatives
Richard Campbell, Francesca Zulueta
Special Thanks
Danny Jiang
Hanshaw Ink & Image
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the Mask of Life?
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they must defeat a
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days from the date of your purchase, this Game Disc shall be free from defects in materials and
workmanship. If, at any time during the applicable ninety (90) day warranty period you determine
that this limited warranty has been breached, Eidos, Inc., agrees, in its sole option, to repair or
replace, free of charge, any such Game Disc, provided the Game Disc is returned postage-paid to the
Eidos, Inc., Factory Service Center and a proof of date of purchase is included. This limited warranty
is not applicable to normal wear and tear and shall be void with respect to any defects that arise
from Game Disc abuse, unreasonable use, mistreatment or neglect. This Game Disc is sold “as is”
without any warranties of any kind, express or implied, including implied warranties of
merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, other than the limited warranty expressly
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No other claims arising out of your purchase and use of this Game Disc shall be binding on or
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incurred for any reason as a result of your use of this Game Disc, including, but not limited to, any
special, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from your possession, use or malfunction
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remain in full force and effect.
For warranty support please contact our Customer Support department at (415) 615-6220. Our staff
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You are responsible for all toll charges. Customer Support Representatives will not provide game
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PRODUCT RETURN PROCEDURE
In the event our support agents determine that your game Game Disc is defective, you will need
to forward material directly to us. Please include a brief letter explaining what is enclosed and why
you are sending it to us. The agent you speak with will give you an authorization number that must
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Send your postage-paid package to the following address:
Eidos, Inc. Customer Services
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651 Brannan Street, Suite 400
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You are responsible for postage of your game to our service center.
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CONTACTING TECH SUPPORT
If you have a technical problem with
the game, our Support Department is
here to help. Our web site contains
up-to-date information on the most
common difficulties with our products;
this information is the same as that
used by our support agents. If you are
unable to find the information you
need on our web site, please feel free
to contact us via email, fax, telephone
or letter. (When contacting us via
email or fax, please be sure to put
the game title in the subject of your
message.)
ASSISTANCE VIA
THE WORLD WIDE WEB
The fastest way to answer most
questions is by visiting our online
support. You can find the latest
support information at
http://support.eidosinteractive.com/.
Our support FAQ’s are available 24/7
for your convenience. These pages are
updated frequently and have the same
information that our support techs will
use to answer your question if you call
or email us. The answers to about
90% of the questions we are asked
can be found there, so it really is
worth the time to take a look!
The second fastest way to get an
answer to your question is to email us.
(You will find our email submission
forms at our web site.) We typically
respond to email queries within 24-48
hours during the business week.
Response times can be considerably
longer over the weekend, holidays and
immediately after a product release. It
all depends on how many people we
have working and how much email is
coming in at any one time, but we do
try really hard to get you the right
answer as quickly as possible.
Weekdays, excluding holidays, during
the hours when the phones are open,
we still give email questions our
highest priority.
Through this site you will also have
access to our FTP (File Transfer
Protocol) area where you can
download patches and new
enhancements as soon as they become
available.
ASSISTANCE VIA TELEPHONE
OR FAX
We are available to take your calls
Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. –
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Pacific Time at (415) 615-6220 (voice)
or (415) 547-1201 (fax). Our tech
support department is closed on all
major holidays.
Note: You are responsible for all toll
charges when calling.
To ensure the quickest service you will
need to be at your computer and have
the following information at hand:
• A complete listing of your
computer’s hardware. (Contact your
computer manufacturer if you are
unsure.)
• What version of Windows®you
are using.
• A copy of your DirectX Diagnostics
report.
1. Click Start.
2. Click Run.
3. Type dxdiag.
4. Click OK.
5. Click the Save Information button
and save the file to your
computer.
6. When you call our Technical
Support line, either have this file
open or have a printed copy.
If you send an email query you
may attach the file to the email.
• What error message(s), if any, you
have had.
• How the game is currently
configured.
TECH SUPPORT
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