Ultimate Paintball
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(GameBoy Color - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Morning Star Multimedia Inc.
Published_By:
Majesco
Released On:
01 Jan 2000
Ultimate Paintball , released in 2000, is an action-packed capture the flag game for the Game Boy Color console. The story revolves around a competitive paintball tournament where you'll navigate through various levels, each with its unique challenges and obstacles.
The gameplay involves roaming around the map from a top-down view, avoiding hazardous areas that trigger a first-person sidescrolling experience. In this mode, you'll use your pellet gun and paint grenades to take down opponents while their feet are stuck in a central spot. As you progress through the levels, the game becomes increasingly difficult, with additional flags to capture on later maps, and access to new weapons to aid your strategy.
UPC-A:
5026555040655 (Europe)
Media #:
CGB-BUPP-EUR (Europe)
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Number of Players Supported:
1 Player
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is an action-packed paintball simulation where players compete against AI opponents to capture the flag. Featuring multiple levels, realistic environments, and diverse weaponry, the game aims to deliver an immersive paintball experience.
Story
Introduction
Paintball is quickly becoming one of the most popular recreational pastimes. With ULTIMATE PAINTBALL, enjoy the adventure of this pastime as you race against computer opponents in an attempt to be the first to "capture the flag!"
With multiple levels of gameplay, realistic environments, and four different types of paintball weapons, you'll feel just like you are in the action!
So grab your equipment and let's go!
©2000 Majesco Sales, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
©2000 Morning Star Multimedia, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Controls
Control Pad RIGHT
move your viewing angle right
Control Pad LEFT
move your viewing angle left
Control Pad UP
aim your Marker Site higher
Control Pad DOWN
aim your Marker Site lower
A Button
shoot your Paintball marker at the competitor in your sights
B Button
throw a Paintball Grenade
START
pause and un-pause the game
SELECT
return to the Map Screen
SELECT, START, A Button and B Button simultaneously
return to the Title Screen
How to Play
To Begin
1. Make sure your Nintendo Game Boy Color System is turned off.
2. Insert the ULTIMATE PAINTBALL Game Pak into the Nintendo Game Boy Color System.
3. Turn on your Game Boy Color System. The Title screen will appear in a few moments.
Main Menu
Press START until the Main Menu Screen appears.
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Using the Control Pad, move the paintball splatter icon UP or DOWN to start a new game or use a previous password.
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Press the A Button to display the appropriate screen.
Password Entry
To enter a password code, simply do the following:
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Using the Control Pad, move the on-screen box icon to the desired letter or number.
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Press the A Button to select the currently highlighted letter or number.
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Press the B Button to delete the last selected letter.
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Press START to enter the password or exit the Screen.
To bypass the Password Entry Screen, simply press START without selecting a password.
Main Options
On the Main Option Screen, you can choose the game's degree of difficulty.
To select these options, simply do the following:
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Using the Control Pad, move the paintball splatter icon UP or DOWN to the desired difficulty setting.
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Pressing the A Button exits the screen and sets the currently displayed Difficulty Level.
Choosing Team Colors
On the Color Option Screen, you can select your team's color. You may choose from four possible selections: red, blue, green, and purple.
To select one of these colors, simply do the following:
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Pressing the Control Pad RIGHT or LEFT to view each color option.
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Pressing the A Button exits the screen and sets the currently displayed Team Color.
Upgrading Equipment
Once you have successfully completed a level, you will be awarded credits based upon the following criteria:
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1 credit for every Paintball Grenade remaining
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1 credit for every 5 Opponents eliminated
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1 credit for every 5 Paintballs remaining
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5 credits for every Opponent Flag captured
If you possess enough credits to upgrade either your marker or protector at the start of a new level, the Equipment Option Screen will appear.
On this screen, you may choose to upgrade either your paintball marker or protector.
To upgrade either, use the following controls:
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Using the Control Pad, move the paintball splatter icon UP or DOWN to the desired upgrade.
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Press the A Button to display the appropriate screen.
Marker Selection
Once the Marker Selection Screen appears, your total number of available credits will appear at the bottom of the screen. The better Marker that you use, the less likely it will be that your Paintball Marker will jam while you are using it.
You may select a new Paintball Marker by doing the following:
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Using the Control Pad, move the highlight to the desired Marker.
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Press the A Button to purchase this Marker.
The number of credits required to purchase the new Marker will immediately be deducted from your number of available credits. You cannot purchase a Marker for more credits than you currently possess.
Protector Selection
Once the Protector Selection Screen appears, your total number of available credits will appear at the bottom of the screen. Better Protectors will enable you to compete longer, because you can take more hits.
You may select a new Paintball Protector by doing the following:
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Using the Control Pad, move the highlight to the desired Protector.
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Press the A Button to purchase this Protector.
The number of credits required to purchase the new Protector will immediately be deducted from your number of available credits. You cannot purchase a Protector for more credits than you currently possess.
Game Setup
During Game Setup Mode, the computer will first hide its flag(s) in the upper half of the playfield area. When this is complete, it will then be your turn to hide your flag(s) in the lower portion of the playfield area. After the "POSITION FLAGS" message appears on the screen, press the A Button to enter the Setup Mode.
Depending upon the current level you are playing, you may place up to four flags. Once in the setup mode, you may place your flag(s) by doing the following:
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Using the Control Pad, move the Status Area highlight to the desired flag.
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Once the desired flag is highlighted, press the A Button to place it on the playfield.
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Once on the playfield, use the Control Pad to move the animating flag to the desired location on the playfield area.
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Press the A Button to plant the flag down.
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When all the flags have been placed, the word "END" in the Status Area at the bottom of the screen will be highlighted. To exit the Setup Mode, simply press the A Button.
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To change the position of any flag, use the Control Pad to move the highlight to that flag's empty position in the Status Area and press the A Button. The screen will now scroll to that flag's position in the playfield. You may now use the Control Pad to move it to a new location. Once the flag has been moved to the new location, press the A Button once again to plant it there.
You cannot place flags in areas denoting water or rocks.
The Map Screen
It is on the Map Screen that you move about in search of the opponent's flag(s). Your map location is represented by a Paintball Protector depicting your chosen team color.
To maneuver on the Map Screen, simply do the following:
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Using the Control Pad, move your icon in one of the directions shown by the arrows on the border of the Map Mode Screen.
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Tips & Maps
PASSWORD ENTRY
On the Password Select Screen, use the Control Pad to move the paintball splatter icon UP or DOWN to choose between game setup or entering a password. Pressing the A Button exits the screen and displays either the Password Entry Screen or enters the Setup Mode.
Grenade
Gives you five additional paintball grenades.
Cross
Replenishes a portion of your damage.
Marker Site
When your Marker Site is lower on the screen, you will be in a crouched position and less vulnerable to Opponent Marker fire.
Position your flags
Position your flags on the Map Screen in a scattered fashion, so your Opponents will not be able to locate them easily.
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