User manual GAMES SONY PS & PSX XENOGEARS

[. . . ] WARNING: READ BEFORE USING YOUR PLAYSTATION® GAME CONSOLE. 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, including games played on the PlayStation game console, 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. [. . . ] How to Buy and Sell Weapons, Accessories and other Items 1. Talk to the shopkeeper ­ Face the shopkeeper and press the button. Select Buy/Sell ­ Select to buy or sell items. Select items and quantities ­ When buying Weapons, Accessories and other items from a shop, a list of the shop's items for sale will appear. When you want to sell some of your own items, a list of the items will be displayed according to category. In either case, 18 Towns & Villages 19 CHARACTER ACTIONS TOWNS & VILLAGES 4. Check the total ­ When you finish trading items, the total cost/gain will be displayed. You will be asked to check that this total is okay. If you wish to accept, select <Yes> and press the button. If not, select <No> and you will return to the shop's menu to make any changes you want. The Shop Menu Screen B C F You will travel on the World Map to move between towns and dungeons. A mini World Map window will be displayed in the lower-right corner of the World Map Screen which will indicate your location in the world. This mini World Map window can be turned on or off by pressing the SELECT button. Use this as a guide to help you explore every part of the wide and wild world of Xenogears. When you discover a new town or dungeon, walk around its perimeter until you find its entrance where the name is displayed. When the name of a new location is displayed, press the button to enter the town, field or dungeon. A. List of Weapons, Accessories and Items that are Available ­ Numbers to the right are the unit prices of the items. A B. Item's Description ­ If a Weapon or Accessory has a special effect or function, its description will appear in this window. Quantity of Items ­ Press Right on the Directional buttons to increase or Left to decrease the number of items being traded. D E FIELDS & DUNGEONS Compass When you are in towns, fields and dungeons, a compass will be displayed in the lower-right corner. The compass will show you the direction the character is heading. To maintain a good sense of direction, frequently check the compass' bearings. By using the R1 button and L1 button, you can rotate the direction you view the world from. [. . . ] They are mostly for restoration, but there are other types as well. Name Aquasol Alphasol Rosesol Sigmasol Zetasol Physisol Mentsol Hob-jerky Hard Star Speed Star Who is Affected single ally single ally single ally single ally single ally single ally single ally single ally single ally single ally Effect Restores 50 HP Restores all HP Restores 10 EP Restores all EP Recovers from incapacitation Removes physical status effects Removes mental status effects Restores HP by 50 Reduces physical damage by half Increases speed during battles PHY MNT EQP STR DUR ACC EV QUI REF PWR Def Atk Weap vs UP DOWN conf elem ar circ V Wnd Ert Fir Wtr Eth Mag Grd EthDef Slf Aly Enm Sgl Ara physical mental equipment /equip strength durability accuracy or HIT% evade/Evade% quickness/agility reflex/response power Defense Attack weapon versus/against raise lower confuse/confusion elemental (i. e. Earth/Wind/Fire/Water) armor circuit veil Wind (Anemo) Earth (Terra) Fire (Pyro) Water (Hydro/Aqua) Ether magic guard Defense against Ether self/yourself Ally/Allies (including self) enemy single area 34 Abbreviations 35 Gear Parts Items and extra parts that repair and upgrade the Gears. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE MENUS AND DURING BATTLES: Credits Producer Director/Scenario Writer Script Main Programming Music Composition-Arrangement Character Design Mechanical Design Co-Character Design Hiromichi Tanaka Tetsuya Takahashi Masato Kato Kiyoshi Yoshii Yasunori Mitsuda Kunihiko Tanaka Junya Ishigaki Tsutomu Terada Tadahiro Usuda Co-Mechanical Design Yoshinori Ogura Art Director Yasuyuki Honne Chief Artistic Design Koh Arai Localization Coordinator/Project Leader Richard Honeywood Localization Assistant Coordinator Aiko Ito Executive Producers Tetsuo Mizuno Tomoyuki Takechi Hironobu Sakaguchi Customer Service Manager Customer Service Supervisor Gameplay Counselors Square Soft, Inc. Localization Management Localization Staff Masahiro Nakajima Randall Fujimoto Michael Baskett Naomi Cooper Brian Bell Yoshinobu Matsuo Jonathan Williams Sean Camanyag Andy Hsu Clayton S. Holder Vangthonhoua Moua Stanford Ng Mari Nishikawa Takahiro So Simon Son James P. Wong Kyoko Makino Rick Thompson Fernando Bustamante Patrick Cervantes James Dilonardo Tony Kim Caroline Liu John Montes Technical Support Representatives Alaine DeLeon James Wiggs PR and Events Manager Lisa Ahern Business Development Manager Elaine Di Iorio Third Party Coordinator Beth Faust Assistant Product Managers Kyoko Yamashita Keiko Kato Marketing Associates George Torii Andrew Shiozaki Andy Hsu Product Manager Kenji Mimura Vice Chairman Yoshihiro Maruyama President Jun Iwasaki Packaging/Manual Design Steven Wright, Beeline Group, Inc. LIMITATIONS ­ The above warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, and no other representations or claims of any nature shall be binding on or obligate SQEA. [. . . ]