Sega GAMECUBE GAMES VIRTUA QUEST User Manual

FRONT COVER
Thank you for purchasing Virtua Quest™. Please note that this software is designed for use with the Nintendo GameCube™. Be sure to read this instruction booklet thoroughly before you start playing.
During the game and within this manual, there are frequent references to Servers and Logging in, which are simulated as story elements. This game does not support online play.
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HARDWARE SETUP
Virtua Quest™ is a one player game. Connect the Nintendo GameCube™ Controller to Controller Socket 1.
SAVE FILES
Virtua Quest™ is a Nintendo GameCube™ Memory Card compatible game (Memory Card sold separately). 7 blocks of memory are required to create a System Data file. Never turn OFF the Nintendo GameCube™ power or remove the Memory Card while data is being saved. See p.17 in this booklet for further details on saving games.
Please refer to the Nintendo GameCube™ instruction booklet (pages 18-20) for directions on how to format and erase Memory Card files.
START/PAUSE
View Control Panel Skip previously viewed movies
Control Stick
Choose (menu) Move Sei
Control Pad Choose (menu)
a
Button
Select (menu) Examine / Speak / General Attack
b
Button
Cancel (menu) Jump
c
Stick Wire Action
l
Button Position camera behind Sei
r
Button Synapse Break
z
Button Talk to Bit
y
Button
Guard Run along walls
x
Button Attack using Virtua Soul technique
r+y
Button Synapse Bomber
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In the not-so-distant future, mankind has begun to live in places other than just the surface of the Earth. However, human desire knows no bounds. Not satisfied with the real world, people have taken to living their lives in virtual reality created by computers.
The virtual world of Nexus...
Conveniently accessible from anywhere in the world, via network, Nexus has become a part of everyday life.
As time passed, unmanaged, neglected areas in the data servers appeared. However, people continue to live even here, in the forgotten corners of Nexus.
And then, there are those who access these forgotten areas, and search for lost data. These explorers have come to be known as "Treasure Hunters."
Acropolis – a man-made city
built atop the ocean. Its primary
purpose is for underwater
mining, but it finds itself under continual pressure from major corporations
eager to gain control of the
abundant energy resources.
But to carefree youngsters like Sei and
Hayami, that is a world apart from where they
spend their days. Sei is absorbed in an upcoming air bike race he plans to enter, and his friend Hayami has now urged him to try his hand at Treasure Hunting. With the money they can make from collecting rare Data Chips, they can buy all the parts they need to finish preparing the air bike.
When Sei's father Jen, a Nexus engineer, gave him a high spec Hunter Glove for his birthday, Sei didn't really understand what it was. Hayami assured him however that it was capable of fantastic things!
So with that, Sei decided to give it a try as he excitedly logged into the Nexus Server. Unbeknown to him, events had transpired inside the Nexus, that would soon impact on the real world outside.
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If you wanna get ahead as a Treasure Hunter, you’ve gotta get the hang of the basics. Don't worry though, it’s easy! You'll be up and ready in no time!
Walk / Run Control Stick
Move the Control Stick to travel in that direction. Move the Control Stick a little to walk, or further to run.
Jump
Press the
b
Button
b
Button once to jump, or hold down to jump higher. Press thebButton again while in the air to double jump taking you higher and further.
Hang Control Stick while jumping
When jumping towards a ledge, move the Control Stick in that direction to hang. You can then use
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to shuffle left or right. Press
and thebButton to climb up, or2and the
8 b
Button to jump down.
Wall Run
y
Button while jumping +
Control Stick
Press the
y
Button during a jump, while point­ing the Control Stick towards a wall, to run along the side. There is a limit to how far you
b
can run so take care. Press the
Button to
somersault away.
Attack
Press the
a
Button
a
Button repeatedly at the correct time for maximum combo hits. Using combos on enemies allows you to launch them into the air, and increases the value of the Data Chips you receive when they're defeated.
Guard
Press the
y
Button
y
Button to protect yourself from enemy attacks. This is only effective against attacks coming from ahead. Side or rear attacks as well as certain throws will still cause damage.
Recover
If you're thrown by an enemy attack, press either the
a/b/x/y
Button
a,b,x
oryButton just before reaching the ground to get up quickly. Move the Control Stick at the same time to recover facing in
a
that direction. Press the
Button while recovering to perform a
recovery attack.
Wire Action
c
Stick
When a Wire Hook is close enough to connect to, a
c
lock-on cursor will be displayed. Move the
Stick in
any direction to connect the wire.
When the wire is connected to a Wire Hook, you will automatically be pulled up. Wire Hooks come in various types, such as pendulum and rotating. While hanging, press theaor
b
Button to disconnect.
Airborne enemies and enemies that are being thrown will also temporarily display the lock-on cursor. Push
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with thecStick to be pulled towards the enemy for further attack. Alternatively, push2with thecStick to pull the enemy towards you.
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