Sega Smash Pack
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(GameBoy Advance - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
CodeFire
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Atari
Released On:
01 Aug 2003
The Smash Pack was originally released on Dreamcast as part of Sega's final system bundle before Dreamcast made its ride off into the sunset. Of course, as we all know, classic games never die and that's exactly what the smash pack featured. Because of that Sega and THQ announced that the Smash Pack would be making its way to Game Boy Advance. While the GBA version doesn't feature the exact same titles it does showcase Sonic Spinball (one of the lesser known titles), Ecco the Dolphin and Golden Axe. All three titles were classics on Sega Genesis in the early 90's/late 80's.
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3546430106396 (Europe)
Part #:
AGB-A3PP-EUR (Europe)
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
SEGA Smash Pack is a compilation of three classic SEGA titles for the Game Boy Advance, featuring Ecco the Dolphin, Golden Axe, and Sonic Spinball. Players control Ecco as he navigates a mysterious ocean to save his world, command elite warriors in Golden Axe to defeat the tyrant Death Adder, or guide Sonic through a pinball-style adventure to thwart Dr. Robotnik's robotic schemes.
Story
INTRODUCTION
SEGA Smash Pack™ is a collection of some of the greatest games that have ever been produced. This first edition on the Game Boy® Advance contains three of SEGA's most popular classics: Ecco the Dolphin™, Golden Axe™, and Sonic Spinball™.
ECCO THE DOLPHIN
Ecco's world as a dolphin was always carefree and full of wonder within the Home Bay. The ocean was full of music used for calling other dolphins and singers of the sea.
Difficult songs could open the Shelled Ones or scare off the Hungry Ones who swam nearby. However, a huge gust of swirling wind recently ripped all life away from the Home Bay.
Singers, shelled ones, and small fish were torn into the high nothingness and vanished. Only Ecco remained in the watery emptiness that now seems far too big for a once peaceful home.
Lost in a beautiful and dangerous undersea world, the fate of the planet hinges on Ecco's survival. Armed with sonar, speed, and instincts, Ecco must solve the mysteries of the deep to rescue the singers and save the world.
Leaving Home Bay requires Ecco to figure out how to exit the tornado-enclosed bay. Try using Ecco's swimming charge with the B Button to gain speed, then jump high into the air.
GOLDEN AXE
Yuria is a strange and magical land where evil oppressors try to claim its treasures. Death Adder, a new enemy, has slaughtered thousands of innocent people and invaded every village.
He has kidnapped the King and the princess, leaving only the strongest and craftiest warriors a chance of defeating him. Help the combatants avenge the deaths of their loved ones and save the King and princess.
SONIC SPINBALL
Spinball Vengeance! The evil scientist Dr. Robotnik has unleashed a plan to turn the animals of Planet Mobius into robots.
His monstrous Veg-O-Fortress is drawing power from Mt. Mobius to transform creatures into mindless slaves. It is protected by fiery lava and a lethal Pinball Defense system.
Try to stop Robotnik by controlling Sonic to sneak into the Toxic Caves below the Fortress. Infiltrate the vast and deadly defenses to swipe Emeralds, free the animals, and dish out hedgehog justice.
How to Play
Starting the Game
Make sure the POWER switch is OFF. Never insert or remove a Game Pak when the power is on. Insert the SEGA Smash Pack™ Game Pak into the Game Boy® Advance slot as described in your Nintendo Game Boy® Advance instruction manual.
Turn the POWER switch ON. When the title screen appears, press START to proceed to the Main Menu.
Main Menu
The Main Menu allows you to select which game you want to play, adjust the game controls, or see the credits for SEGA Smash Pack. Press Right or Left on the Control Pad to view the logo of the game you would like to play, the options, or the game credits.
Once the logo appears, simply press the A Button to confirm. You can:
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Play Ecco the Dolphin.
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Select Sonic Spinball.
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Choose Golden Axe.
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Change the game controls from the Options Screen.
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View the game credits.
Sonar Map
Press and hold the A Button to view a map of the region, based on Ecco's sonar readings. You can view the following information on the Sonar Map:
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Enemies: Enemies are shown as an orange circle on the Sonar Map.
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Bubbles: The bubbles show where Ecco can find an air pocket, or an energy source.
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Glyph: A glyph appears as a diamond on the Sonar Map.
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Objects: Orange blocks appear to show where a barrier, shell, or movable object can be found.
Glyphs
If Ecco is stuck in an area of the ocean, try to find a Glyph to talk to. Send Sonar to a Glyph to unlock other areas of the game, or to seek permission to swim past an enclosed area.
Several things can happen when you communicate with a Glyph:
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Ecco will receive information.
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A "Key Glyph" will give permission to swim past a different Glyph.
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A "Barrier Glyph" will allow Ecco to swim by after receiving permission from a "Key Glyph".
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A passageway could open somewhere within the region.
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A Glyph could give Ecco a shield for a short amount of time. When the shield is gone, Ecco will have a full breath of air.
Ecco's Health Meter
There are five rectangles in the upper-left corner of the game screen. When a jellyfish or other Hungry One damages Ecco, the rectangles will begin to disappear. When all of the rectangles are gone, Ecco will lose a life.
To stay healthy, charge into a school of small fish for food. Find healing clams, known as the Shelled Ones. Keep Ecco healthy, or the next lurking or attacking foe will soon overcome you.
Game Modes
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Arcade: Play the arcade version of Golden Axe. Your journey takes 5 days and is recorded on the map.
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Beginner: Play an easier and shorter version of Golden Axe. The game ends at stage 3, after a battle with Death Adder Jr.
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The Duel: Test your skill against other game characters. Fight twelve separate duels with Death Adder's soldiers. As you win each duel, you advance to the next duel. If you lose a duel, the battle ends.
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Head to Head: Challenge up to four of your friends using the Game Boy Advance Game Link® Cable in a duel to the death. The last man standing wins a point.
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Options: Customize the Golden Axe game settings.
Life Meter Setting
Choose the number of health bars (3, 4, or 5) that your warrior can lose before losing a life. You start the game with three lives as the default setting.
HUD and Items
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Health Meter: The Health Meter displays your health as three blue bars. Each time you take damage, you will lose health in the blue bars. When all of your health is gone, you will lose a life.
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Lives: The number next to the Health Meter shows how many lives you have left. When all your lives are gone, the game is over.
Collect items to increase your health and magic abilities! Be sure to check the blue and green Bandits!
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Blue Potion: Collect potions to increase your magic ability as shown in the Magic Meter.
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Food: Gather food to increase your health.
Head to Head
To start a Head-to-Head match, connect each player who wants to join the battle with a Game Boy Advance Game Link® Cable. The player who is connected to the #1 connector will be the host. Up to four players can join a Golden Axe Head-to-Head Link game-each player must have their own Game Pak. It is important that each player connect his or her Game Boy Advance to the next lowest numbered Game Link® Cable connector.
After all of the systems are connected, all players should select the Head to Head option within Golden Axe. When all players are ready, the host (connected to the #1 connector) must press the A Button and each player can select a character to control. After all of the players have selected their characters, the match begins.
The last player standing in a round is the winner. If the last two players defeat each other simultaneously, the round is declared a tie and no point is awarded for winning that round. The first player to win three rounds is declared the winner of the Head-to-Head Match.
Bonus Rounds
At the end of every level, Sonic jumps into a Bonus Round. This is a game of regular pinball with Sonic at the controls! You have three
Controls
Control Pad
Highlight game option
A Button
Select game option
B Button
Return to previous menu
Hold A Button
View Sonar Map
B Button + A Button
Force Attack (after Ecco learns it)
START
Pause Game/Resume Game
R Button
Use Magic
Press LEFT or RIGHT Twice
Run Left or Right
Run + B Button
Run and Jump
Press Attack while Running
Running Dash Attack
Press Attack in Midair
Swinging Attack
Press Attack and Jump
Special Attack
Press Jump while Running
Higher Jump
Press Attack during Higher Jump
Downward Thrust Attack
Control Pad LEFT or RIGHT
Move Sonic Left or Right
Control Pad UP or DOWN
Look Up or Down
L Button
Use left flipper / Sonic jump (if standing)
A Button + B Button + R Button
Tilt Shake (during bonus rounds)
Hold the Control Pad DOWN and press the A Button, then release the Control Pad
Super Spin Dash
START, the A Button, B Button, or R Button
Select a sound or song in Sound Test
Tips & Maps
Using Sonar
Ecco's sonar can map the area, communicate with Glyphs and other creatures, and serve as a force attack once learned.
Ecco's Air Meter
Ecco has five breath units; he can recover breath fully by leaping out of the water or gradually by pushing his nose above the surface.
Clearing the Levels
Sonic must collect all Chaos Emeralds to open the Boss Room door, using the Status Bar to track progress and find hints for defeating enemies.
Enemies & Characters
Death Adder
A reptile fiend who has caused a war, taking the lives of many characters' loved ones.
Ax-Battler
A terrible barbarian from the far plains who uses earth-based magic to avenge his mother's death.
Tyris-Flare
An Amazon woman from the deep jungles who uses fire-based magic and unique sword-skill to save the kingdom.
Gilius Thunderhead
A dwarf who wields the Golden Axe and uses lightning-based magic to rid Yuria of his brother's murderer.
Bandit
Enemies that can drop potions or food but are hard to hit.
Bizarrrian
Creatures that can be mounted to use against Death Adder's hordes, some with deadly tails or flame-spitting abilities.
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