Falling Stars
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Developed_By:
Ivolgamus
Published_By:
Agetec
Released On:
07 Sep 2007
Falling Stars is a role-playing game for kids.
The story starts with an ancient spirit sensing a dark power awakening in the peaceful world of Dazzleon. The player takes on the role of a young spirit tasked with investigating this world, taking the form of a young girl named Luna. However, restoring peace to Dazzleon proves to be a complex task as it involves completing quests and challenges, training a pet, and commanding it in battle against rogue monsters unleashed by Luna's wicked uncle, Matt.
Gameplay involves strategy and mini-games, with the player working to uncover the secrets of Dazzleon and put an end to evil plans. The game features seven unique mini-games, as well as training and battling mechanics.
EAN-13:
4779026380132 (Ireland)
Sony PN:
SLES-54795 (Ireland)
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Media Type:
CD-ROM
Number of Offline Players:
1 Player
Input Device Features Supported:
Vibration
Controller Types Supported:
Analog Controller
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is an adventure RPG where players embody a young spirit named Luna, tasked with restoring peace to the world of Dazzleon. You'll complete quests, train a pet for battle against monsters, and manage inventories to progress through the story.
Story
Story
An ancient spirit has detected a mysterious dark power awakening in the peaceful world of Dazzleon. The balance between good and evil is threatened, and the fate of Dazzleon rests in the hands of one young spirit.
You play the role of this spirit, entrusted with a mission of dire importance, as it takes the form of a young girl named Luna. Restoring peace to Dazzleon is not a simple task.
Thwarting evil requires you to complete various quests and challenges, train your own pet, and command your pet in battle against rogue monsters unleashed by Luna's wicked uncle, Matt.
Main Menu
After starting the game, you will encounter the main menu. From here, you may choose from the following options:
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Game - Go further into the game menu.
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Options - Set up sound and music volume, and screen aspect ratio.
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Bonus - View the bonus images that have been unlocked during the game.
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Credits - A list of the game's creators.
Game Menu
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Start - Choose difficulty and start the game.
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Load - Load a saved game from Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2).
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Chapters - Play unlocked mini-games.
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Characters - Learn about the inhabitants of Dazzleon.
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Tutorials - Tutorials are shown only once in the game. You may review them in this section of the game menu.
Locations and Inhabitants
The world is divided into 6 locations. Some of them are locked at the beginning and will be available later, when the story evolves.
There are many inhabitants in Dazzleon. If a character is in a good mood, they may offer you a quest or allow you to play a mini-game. If a character is in a bad mood, he/she may even refuse to talk.
You can guess the mood of a character by looking at the color of their name. Red means they are in a bad mood, and green means they are in a good mood. A character's mood is primarily affected by Luna's outfit. You may read more about it in the Dressing section of this manual.
Inventory
Luna may carry a dozen useful items with her. If Luna has a pet, you can see its inventory next to Luna's as well.
Controls
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Open inventory
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Directional buttons or left analog stick - Navigate through inventories
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- Use or Equip/Unequip selected item
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L1 - Go to Luna's inventory
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R1 - Go to your pet's inventory
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- Switch between Luna's and your pet's inventories
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R2 - Flip your pet's inventory
Usage of Luna's Inventory
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View the amount of Moons (money) Luna has.
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Select any item and wait a few seconds for an explanation to appear examining the item.
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Use or Equip an item.
Usage of Your Pet's Inventory - Front Side
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Examine or remove equipped items.
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View your pet's mood and hunger levels.
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Check how much experience Komi has acquired from previous battles.
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View the level of your pet and any unspent attribute points.
Usage of Your Pet's Inventory - Back Side
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Experience, unspent attribute points and your pet's level are also visible here.
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View attribute values for: strength, agility and endurance.
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View the level of each strike type: fast, strong and mega.
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Read about each perk Komi has learned.
Missions
When you play the game, you will receive various tasks. All tasks can be split into two categories: missions and quests.
Quests are optional. For completing them, you receive some kind of reward: moons, items, unlocking mini-games and so on (read more about quests in the "quests" part of this manual).
Missions are important tasks that must be done in order to complete the game.
How to Play
Getting Started
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions supplied with your system. Check that the system is turned on (the on/standby indicator is green).
Insert the Falling Stars™ disc in the system with the label side facing up. Attach game controllers and other peripherals as appropriate. Follow the on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
PlayStation®2 Components
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open button
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memory card slot 2
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memory card slot 1
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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MEMORY CARD
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disc cover
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on/standby/reset button
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IR receiver
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USB connectors
Memory Card
To save game settings and progress, insert a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1 of your PlayStation®2 system.
You can load saved game data from the same memory card or any memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) containing previously saved games.
Playing The Game
Home
The game starts in Luna's house. It is possible to leave this place and return anytime. It's the only place where you can save your game progress, interact with your pet, and change Luna's outfit.
Saving The Game
The game can be saved anytime, but only at Luna's home. Before saving, previous game data (if there is any) will be loaded. You may freely choose one of five slots to save your game.
Training Your Pet
Once you have your pet, you may train him at Home. You may use attribute points (acquired in fights) to increase the pet's strength, agility, or endurance.
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Strength boosts attack damage.
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Agility affects your pet's speed in fights.
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Endurance increases defense effectiveness in fights.
Every fourth level, your pet can learn 1 perk. A perk is a unique ability which helps Komi fight better. Each perk is described before learning it.
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All perks are beneficial.
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Learned perks affect what additional perks may be learned later. If you learn a perk that increases your pet's offense, a new perk related to offense will be available later.
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Choose your perks carefully, because not all perks may be learned in one game.
World
The Game Screen
At the top, you can see how much energy Luna has. Energy is used to run faster. When Luna's energy is depleted, she will run noticeably slower. Energy restores slowly over time or it can be replenished by drinking (using) an energy potion.
At the top-right, you can see the mini-map of the world. You may zoom in by holding L2 or R2.
Pause Screens
You can pause the game anytime by pressing START. Here you can see details about controls used in the current location.
You may choose to resume the game or exit from a mini-game into the world or main menu if you have paused the game in the world. You will exit the pause screen by choosing dialogue options using directional buttons and. Alternatively, you may press again to continue the game.
Mission/Quests Menu
If you forget what needs to be done, you may open the mission/quests menu in the game and review completed or pending tasks by pressing A. You can switch between Mission and Quest screens using L1 and R1 respectively.
To return back to the world, choose "close" with or press again.
Quests
If a character is satisfied with Luna's outfit (charisma), he/she may give a quest. There is always a possibility for you to refuse a quest or to drop it later, because all quests are optional. If Luna has a quest, important places for quest completion will be shown on the mini-map.
Only one quest may be active at a time. If you want another quest, you have to either complete the current (active) quest or abandon it. To abandon a quest, you must:
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Open the mission/quest menu by pressing A.
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Switch to the quest side by pressing L1 if you aren't already there.
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Choose the "abandon" option by pressing.
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Confirm your choice by selecting "yes" and pressing again.
If you have refused a quest and later change your mind - the same uncompleted quests may be repeatedly acquired by speaking to the same character after a while. Characters usually have several quests, but the easier quests must be completed first in order to reach the more difficult quests from the same person.
Trading
Most characters have some items to trade, sell and will buy something if Luna is willing to sell it. Prices vary greatly from character to character, so it may be worth spending some time just searching for good prices and then selling an item for its highest price and buying at its lowest.
Each character has a personal opinion about each group of objects. Depending on their interest in a particular group of objects and Luna's clothes (charisma), they will offer more money for some objects and less for others. It is up to you to find a character whose prices are good enough to sell or buy.
The quantity of items available for sale is limited and stock is only restored after some time.
Learning
Luna may train Komi at Home by herself, but some characters encountered in the world may also teach Luna or train Komi even further. Make sure that they are in a good mood or they may refuse to help. Even if you persuade them to help, learning is quite expensive.
Each one of Luna's spells or Komi's strikes has an efficiency level. Higher levels
Controls
L2 button
L1 button
Run
R2 button
R1 button
Run
directional buttons
Move Character
left analog stick
Move Character
L3 button
SELECT button
ANALOG mode button
START button
Pause
right analog stick
Move Camera
R3 button
O button
Inventory
A button
Use
L1
Run
R1
Run
L2
Zoom Mini Map
R2
Zoom Mini Map
START
Pause
X button
Enemies & Characters
Komi
Komi is a furry blue creature that befriends Luna. Luna must teach Komi new skills needed for battles and ensure Komi is fed regularly, as hunger drastically decreases Komi's health.
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