User manual GAMES PS2 NINJA GAIDEN

[. . . ] Place the NINJA GAIDEN: THE CONSPIRACYTM disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the open button again and the disc tray will close. Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software. button left analog stick (L3 button when pushed down) SELECT button ANALOG mode button START button right analog stick (R3 button when pushed down) button button button CONTROLLER · The controller should be connected to controller port 1. [. . . ] IFF -- An IFF (Identification: Friend or Foe) system is included in your software package. This analyzes objects, people and creatures in your field of view and identifies those that may be hostile. When you target an object or person, your crosshairs change to red if the object is hostile or green if it is friendly, or remain white if the object is neutral. Remember to pay close attention to the color of the crosshairs; some characters who look like enemies may actually be friendly. LIGHT -- You have the ability to generate a small but powerful beam of light at will. Of course, the light beam may draw unwanted attention in stealth situations. Unlike the infolink and IFF, the light can be toggled on and off, and is the only one of your three "standard" Augs that drains bio-energy when in use. button to reload the weapon INVENTORY MANAGEMENT In DX: THE CONSPIRACY, there is no place to store items between missions other than on your person (in your Inventory). Even if you go back to the same location in different missions, anything you left behind is gone. Therefore, it is extremely important that you take only those items that you expect to find most useful. Your choices in what you take with you and what you leave behind will have a great impact on your strategy and character development throughout the game. STACKABLE ITEMS Items that are small, common and identical are usually stackable. That is, many of them can be carried in a single Inventory slot. A biocell recharges your bio-energy level by 25 points. The number of biocells you currently have available is shown on your Inventory screen. To use a biocell, select it from within the Inventory screen and press the button. This applies a single cell to your energy reserves. You can also use a biocell by equipping it and pressing the Î button. All Augs start at tech level 1 and most can be upgraded to tech level 4. Each Aug has a tech level indicator on the left side of the Aug icon. Each tech level is represented by a yellow dot; the number of yellow dots corresponds directly with the Aug's tech level. For example; an Aug at tech level 1 will have one yellow dot and an Aug at tech level 3 will have three yellow dots. Each upgrade makes the Aug more powerful and energy efficient. Augs that can't be upgraded will have a plain blue bar for the tech level indicator. To upgrade an Aug, you need an upgrade canister. [. . . ] They give you a one-time shot of bio-energy. It takes about four biocells to fully restore completely depleted energy reserves. COMPUTER TERMINALS Computer terminals often contain useful information in the form of email. They can also be used to control electrical systems in the immediate area. To use a computer terminal, you need the correct user name and password. [. . . ]