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Capcom ULUS 10068 manual

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    ULUS 10068 • When operating the unit, play in a well-lit room and keep a safe distance from the screen. • A void prolonged use of the system. T ake a break of about 15 minutes during every hour of play. • Do not use the system when you are tired or short of sleep. • When using headphones, do not turn the volume up before putting the headpho[...]

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    3 P P P P 2 P P P P ST ARTING UP GETTING ST ARTED Set up your PSP™ (PlayS tation ® Portable) system ac cording to the instructions in the manual supplied with the system. T urn the system on. The power indicat or lights up in green and the home menu is displayed. Pr ess the OPEN latch to open the disc co ver . Insert the MEGA MAN ® MA VERICK HU[...]

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    5 P P P P 4 P P P P The year is 21XX. Humans live in peac e alongside mass -produced, highly-intelligent robo ts called "Reploids." However , no t echnology av ailable has been able to c ompletely eliminate the pot ential danger that comes with r obots running on artificial intelligence . As a result , malfunctions ha ve started oc currin[...]

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    7 P P P P 6 P P P P Reploid formerly of Hunt er Unit 17. With an irregularity in his c entral proc essing core , he will stop at nothing to destr oy Mavericks , no matter what the c ost . He seems to enjoy his mission of hunting down Mav ericks with a craz ed obsession, and is considered t o be borderline Maverick. Lately his superiors had incarc e[...]

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    9 P P P P 8 P P P P CONTROL S Analog stick Directional buttons DIRECTIONAL BUTT ONS ST ART BUTT ON SELECT BUTT ON ALL Climb up ladder , aim Vile’ s Shoulder We apon up Climb down ladder , aim Vile’ s Shoulder We apon down Shot (fire equipped weapon) Attack with Arm We apon Jump Wall Kick Jump Wall Kick X Buster (hold to charge) Attack with Shou[...]

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    11 P P P P 10 P P P P ST ARTING A NEW GAME MAIN MENU New Game Insert the MEGA MAN MA VERICK HUNTER X UMD disc into the PSP system and turn on the pow er . Press the ST ART button any time during the intro mo vie to display the Title screen. From the Title scr een, press the S T ART button to display the Main Menu. Select a mode and preferr ed diffi[...]

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    13 P P P P 12 P P P P GAME SCREEN 1 1 2 2 3 4 3 4 Life Energy (LE) Gauge Displays your r emaining Life Energy . Decreases when y ou take damage from enemies, et c. When the gauge reaches zero , you lose one life. Stock Number Displays the number of lives y ou have remaining. Y ou lose lives one by one (see “Life Ener gy (LE) Gauge” above). When[...]

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    15 P P P P 14 P P P P ST AGE SELECT SCREEN SAVING/LOADING After comple ting the first stage, you will be able to select from eight differ ent boss characters and their t erritories. BEGINNING A S T AGE Select the stage you want t o play . In Vile Mode, the Stage Select scr een is followed b y the Weapon Select scr een. • While on the Stage Select[...]

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    17 P P P P 16 P P P P SUB-SCREEN Press the S T ART button during a stage to displa y the Sub- Screen, which c ontains Weapon Select Mode , Sub- T ank Mode, and Options Mode. Pr ess the Directional buttons 4 / 3 to switch scr eens. Press the S T ART button again to exit the Sub-Screen and r eturn to the stage. SUB-SCREEN Weapon Select Mode (X Mode o[...]

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    19 P P P P 18 P P P P X MODE FEA TURES Installed in X's arm is a We apon Modification Syst em that allows X to use the special weapons o f boss enemies. This also allows X to use the Dash ability and other actions by c ollecting Pow er Up Parts scatter ed across the world. Press the K butt on (or press the L button if no special weapon is equi[...]

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    21 P P P P 20 P P P P • Getting On/Off — Line yourself up with a Ride Armor to board it. Press the Dir ectional button 1 + the J button to dismount. • Attack — Press the L button to perform a Punch attack. • While you’ re on the Ride Armor , it takes damage instead of X. Once it takes a c ertain amount of damage, it will be destro yed. [...]

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    23 P P P P 22 P P P P VILE MODE FEA TURES Vile can equip weapons on his arms, shoulders, and legs, giving him plenty of firepo wer . He can also pilot a special customiz ed Ride Armor . Vile uses weapon ener gy with every attack. Energy regener ates ov er time. Jump/Wall Kick Standard Weapon: Cherry Blast. Press the L button t o fire the Arm We apo[...]

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    25 P P P P 24 P P P P SPECIAL VILE RIDE ARMOR EQUIPPING VILE’ S WEAPONS • Getting On/Off — Line yourself up with a Ride Armor to board it. Press the Directional butt on 1 + the J button to dismount. When Vile gets off a Ride Armor , it self-destructs. • Attack — Press the L button to Punch, and press the K button to fire the machine gun. [...]

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    27 P P P P 26 P P P P ITEMS TIPS Restor es your Life Energy Gauge. Life Energy Restor es your We apon Energy Gauge. In X Mode, if you don't ha ve a special weapon equipped, or if the Ener gy Gauge for the currently equipped we apon is full, the weapon with the le ast amount of energy in your in ventory will slowly charge back up automatically [...]

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    29 P P P P 28 P P P P Absorbs moisture in the air and fires it in crystalliz ed form. If it hits an enemy or a hard surf ace, it bre aks into 5 pieces and hits everything ar ound it . Reploid specially designed for extr emely cold regions, f ormerly of the 13th Polar Battalion. Had been opera ting on a wholly unsatisfying mission at the South Pole [...]

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    31 P P P P 30 P P P P Leader of the 4th Land Battalion, Flame Mammoth used to be stationed in the Middle East. Hearing of Sigma's rebellion, he dre amt of getting an even tight er grasp on his own potential pow er , and of going on violent rampages, and decided to join the r ebellion. He enjoys crushing and humiliating anyone we aker than hims[...]

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    33 P P P P 32 P P P P Leader of the 7th Air Squadr on, his forte is lightning-quick dog fights and air battles. Alwa ys calm, cool and collected, he doesn't talk much and can be difficult to approach, though he is very popular with his men. When the rebellion brok e out, he tried his best to stop Sigma, but w as forced to bo w to Sigma's [...]

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    35 P P P P 34 P P P P Comes from the same 17th Battalion as X. Excels in collecting and analyzing comba t data with an extremely cool logic. With no sense of justice or e vil, joining Sigma's rebellion is a decision he arrived at af ter analyzing the case rationally . He has taken ov er the tower that was to be the symbol o f the city , and is[...]

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    36 P P P P 37 P P P P Maverick Hunter formerly o f the 6th Armada. With plenty of firepow er and military knowledge to match, this intellectual uses brains ov er brawn to outwit Mav ericks. Seeking to achieve be auty in combat and str ategy , he gains the ultimate pleasur e from fighting elegantly and grac efully . Having taken over the oc ean citi[...]

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    39 P P P P 38 P P P P GAME SHARING MEGA MAN PO WERED UP CONTROLS Via Game Sharing, up to four players can tr ansfer data simultaneously . First, confirm that the WLAN switch is in the ON position on all PSP systems (up to four) that will take part. Select “Game Sharing” from the Main Menu. The screen will show the message “W aiting for reques[...]

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    CREDITS Manual: Hanshaw Ink & Image; Marketing: T odd Thorson, David Riley, Jack Symon, Sarah Felbinger, Laili Bosma, Carrie Root, Robert Johnson, Rey Jimenez, Robert Hamiter and Ryuhei T anabe; Creative Services: Michi Morita, Corey Tran and Jacqueline T ruong; Translation: Brian Dunn; PR: Melinda Mongelluzzo, Arne Cual-Pedroso and Alicia Kim;[...]