Mace Griffin Bounty Hunter
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Warthog
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VU Games
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26 Sep 2003
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Mace Griffin Bounty Hunter is an action-adventure game that follows the story of Mace Griffin, a bounty hunter who works for a company called Intergalactic Arms. Mace is hired to hunt down targets in different planets and locations across the galaxy. As he takes on each mission, Mace discovers more about his past and the reasons behind his existence.
The gameplay involves exploring various environments, fighting enemies, and solving puzzles to progress through the story. Players control Mace as he navigates through levels, using a combination of shooting, melee attacks, and stealth tactics to overcome obstacles. The game features a variety of upgrades and power-ups that can be used to enhance Mace's abilities.
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a sci-fi bounty hunting simulation where players take on contracts to track down and eliminate targets across the Vagner system. Players manage their own ship and equipment, navigating a dangerous galaxy filled with various factions and challenges. The core gameplay involves accepting missions, engaging in combat, and making strategic choices to earn money and reputation.
Story
Welcome to the Guild
I don't care where you came from or what you've done in the past, all I'm interested in is what you can do for me now. If you can handle a gun and have a penchant for dealing with scum, you might just make a good bounty hunter.
If you're going to work with us, there are a few rules you should know. Follow them and we'll all be happy, break them and you will find yourself in a world of hurt.
Guild Rules
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Don't harm civilians. Just shoot what you've got to shoot and move on. This is a profession—remember that and act like a professional.
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Don't kill another Guild member. If you do, you will find yourself, once again, in a world of hurt or even dead.
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If you accept a mission, get on with it immediately. Our clients want results and are sometimes impatient. Do your job.
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Don't make it personal. If someone tries to kill you, remember that it's part of the job. Just get your man, dead or alive, whatever the contract says and you'll get paid.
Whether Human, Jaldari or Valleakan, just get your man and you'll get your money. You do well, and we'll pay you well. You screw up...well, don't screw up and we'll all get along just fine.
The Bounty Hunter's Life
The bounty hunter's life isn't for everyone. It can be hard, lonely, and frequently can end on the wrong side of a gun. You'll get all the risks of being an Enforcer, but without the backup.
However, you'll be your own master, choosing your own jobs, equipment, and hours—it's all up to you. As long as you get the job done.
ZEN MOSCONE
GUILD ADMINISTRATOR
VAGNER SYSTEM
Ships
There are plenty of ships in the Vagner system, but only a few meet the requirements of the modern bounty hunter, particularly those that pack a little extra firepower and armor. Here are a couple you may have the opportunity to use on the job.
The Pallbearer MK III (Ranger Ship)
The Pallbearer MK III was the Ranger's ship of choice, used by eight-man combat teams before the service was dissolved. Boasting good speed, strength and maneuverability, it will perform most tasks demanded of it, accommodating a comprehensive range of weapons, equipment and propulsion systems.
No two Pallbearers look the same, as they will have been fitted with a different combination of modular upgrades. The life support systems can keep up to ten people alive for a month.
"Mustang" Combat Dropship
This heavyweight, tough, fast-moving beast is designed for planetary incursions and general space combat. It can get a combat team in and out safe and fast, with an over-powered fusion plant rated for twice its mass.
Armor plate, twin laser turrets and a complement of heavy-duty ballistics will take care of any trouble along the way.
Ships to Avoid
And here are some ships you are likely to find yourself on the wrong side of.
Human Fighter "Buzzsaw"
The Tannan Corp. manufactures the standard fighter designed to meet the needs of human pilots. Built intentionally not to pose any threat to the Enforcers, the fighter has medium flying, defensive and offensive capabilities, making it balanced, but uninspiring to pilots.
This single seat craft is mainly used to escort convoys of settlers or cargo, but can also be found protecting industrial operations around the system.
Major Players in the Vagner System
If you are new to the Vagner system, you need to be aware of some major players that you will cross paths with in your line of work.
Enforcers
In 2784 a group of large companies founded the Enforcer police service in the Vagner system. Their mandate was to protect the interests of these businesses, along with law-abiding colonists, a stipulation made by the federal government. In this capacity, the Enforcers undertake a wide range of missions.
They combat piracy, smuggling, and other threats to free trade; this ranges from routine stop-and-search checks to escort duty to organized raids on smuggler hideouts. They also enforce mining claims, based on the IMC (Intersystem Mining Commission) database.
When the Ranger service was dissolved, the Enforcers became the sole guardians of the law in the Vagner system. They are well equipped but notoriously ham-fisted, and in general are best avoided. They tolerate the activity of bounty hunters as this saves them from dealing with the system's worst criminals.
Tannan Corporation
The Tannan Corporation is the primary manufacturing and research company operating in the Vagner system. It produces everything from health care to weapons and ships. Chances are that you own not one but many of their products.
On many occasions its integrity has been in question due to numerous court battles with smaller businesses, mainly over mining rights, but due to its size it usually comes out on top. The Tannan Corporation is the backbone of the Vagnerian economy.
Order of Virtual Light
I've never been one for religion, but those who need a little faith usually gravitate towards the Order of Virtual Light. The Order presents a technophile variation on your basic ancient religions, and thousands of the faith-hungry have become their acolytes.
The core of their beliefs involves the sacredness of technology and the possibility of rebirth by passing through the Eye of Antilles, a worm
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
PLAYSTATION® 2 SETUP
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MEMORY CARD slot 2
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MEMORY CARD slot 1
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USB connector
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S400 i.LINK connector
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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disc tray
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RESET button
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(OPEN) button
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in its Instruction Manual. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located in the back of the console) is turned ON.
Press the RESET button. When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN button and the disc tray will open. Place the Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again and the disc tray will close.
Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow the on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter.
MEMORY CARD (8MB) (FOR PLAYSTATION®2)
Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter lets you save games at their current level of play onto a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2), and resume play on previously saved games. A memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) is required.
Insert a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1 on the PlayStation®2 game console BEFORE starting play.
Important
Do not switch off the MAIN POWER switch, remove or insert a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2), or Controllers while saving or loading games. Doing so could damage the game data.
NEW MEMBER GUIDE
Now that you're a part of the Guild, there are a couple of things you'll need to know - how to get around, what to use to get the job done, and whom you'll meet along the way.
Being a bounty hunter isn't all hard grind, but it ain't always easy either, and there are a few tricks of the trade that are worth knowing. This guide should get you off on the right foot; if it doesn't, you may want to rethink your career choice.
BRIEFING
At the start of each mission you'll be briefed on the key objectives and details. This information will automatically be recorded by your Heads Up Display (HUD) and ship computers.
OBJECTIVES
A series of objectives will be displayed in your HUD during each mission. You will be notified when an objective is completed, then the next one will be displayed.
Some objectives are preset at the start of each mission, others are generated by your on-board TLA (Tactical-Logical-Advice) unit as events occur. You will also be given directives by people via radio communications. Objectives will usually have to be completed before the next part of a mission can commence.
WAYPOINT FINDER
Your TLA unit will also calculate the direction of your next required ground destination. This will be indicated by the waypoint finder in your HUD.
"USE" CONTROL AND INTERACTIVE OBJECTIVES
During missions it will be necessary to activate machinery and use doors and elevators. These are usually controlled by switches, which your HUD will automatically locate and display boxes around.
To activate one of these switches, press the "Use" control (A button). This is also used to activate security cameras, the display screens of which can be found throughout most buildings.
TAKING OFF IN SHIPS
To acquire control of a ship, walk up to the yoke and press the "Use" control (button). If the ship is on the ground, it will perform an automatic take-off into space.
The ship can then be maneuvered using the Yoke (right analog stick) and Thrust (left analog stick up or down) controls.
TARGETING SHIPS
To target hostile ships, press the L3 button. This will target the closest ship, and subsequent presses will select the next closest ships.
Once a ship is targeted, the HUD will display a box around it and a pointer in the center of the screen will show which direction it is in relation to you.
HYPER-JUMP TO DESTINATIONS
If you are ready to jump to your next destination in the system, the ship's computer will calculate the quickest route and tell you via a HUD prompt when it is ready.
When this happens, press the "Use" control (A button) to activate the Hyper drive. Note that the ship will not ready itself for Hyper-Jump until all relevant objectives have been completed and the area is clear of other hostile ships.
LANDING AND LANDING BOXES
Landing is made safer and easier these days with ALE (Automatic Landing Envelopes). These virtual boxes are displayed in your HUD next to the entrance or docking point you wish to use.
To make a successful landing, approach the box at your lowest speed in the direction indicated by the arrows on the box. Try to fly through the center of each frame until auto-landing takes over.
If you are moving too fast or miss one of the frames, a warning will be displayed and you must turn around and try again. You will only be given landing clearance when certain objectives have been met and/or the surrounding area is free of hostile fighters.
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS AND FAILURE
I mentioned earlier about harming civilians—you may get away with wasting the odd one, but if you rack up too many, you are out of the Guild and it's game over. The same applies if you kill or allow to be killed a character who is important or vital to the completion of a mission.
If you fail a specific mission
Controls
L2 button
Select previous weapon
L1 button
Secondary fire
R2 button
Select next weapon
R1 button
Primary fire
left analog stick
Movement
L3 button
Toggle target lock on / off
START button
Pause / Objectives
right analog stick
Look Around
button
Activate
X button
Jump
R3 button
Crouch
Directional button up
Previous weapon
Directional button down
Next weapon
Directional buttons up and down
Zoom in/out
A button
Use / leave ship controls / warp jump
[] button
Next target
Directional buttons
Strafe
Items & Weapons
ELECTRO-COSH
A cross between a heavy baton and a cattle prod, handy for getting through crowds or delivering a quick, debilitating strike. It comes with an X-ray-proof cover for excellent concealment.
AUTOMATIC HANDGUN
The most popular sidearm in the Vagner system, offering reliable single-shot or rapid-fire action with a 12-round magazine.
QUAD BARRELLED SHOTGUN
An old favorite updated for today's Vagnerian, adjustable for single or multi-barrel fire, producing a high-caliber, devastating scattershot blast at short to medium range.
HEAVY MACHINE GUN
A popular multipurpose anti-personnel weapon featuring multiple rotating barrels with autocooling and antijamming ammo delivery, and a patented Blowfish® grenade system below the barrel.
SNIPER RIFLE
A special tool for sniping, featuring an electronic scope with automatic compensation for crosswinds and gravitational anomalies, and using SmarteXpand® bullets for clean kills.
PLASMA MACHINE GUN
A fully automatic weapon that turns the user into a one-man army, launching plasma orbs in secondary fire that home in on nearby heat sources and rebound off metallic surfaces.
SONIC SHOCK CANNON
A versatile beast with two firing modes: a wide area stunner to knock combatants off their feet without fatalities, and a tightly focused beam delivering a powerful strike of vibrating kinetic energy.
ROCKET LAUNCHER
A compact, hand-portable rocket launcher with a high-explosive payload, offering both straight and laser-guided firing, and capable of launching a single rocket or four at once.
ADHESIVE REMOTELY DETONATED GRENADES
Grenades that stick to their target and can be triggered remotely, deployable as an instant minefield, a booby-trap, or a nasty surprise.
EXPLOSIVE FLASH GRENADES
Standard hand grenades fitted with a non-lethal flash option guaranteed to blind unshielded targets, useful for bringing a target back alive.
GATLING GUN
An essential ship weapon that spews 50-caliber rounds at 200 rounds per second, capable of chewing through any ground or space target.
PLASMA LASER
The default laser for the average flight jockey, firing low-strength laser bolts at a fast rate, with increased strength when blind fire is off.
PULSE LASER
A potent laser cannon with a slower rate of fire than the Plasma Laser Cannon, but each orb is at least three times as powerful, and its strength increases when blind fire is off.
STREAM LASER
The heavy end of the standard laser cannon line, slower and bigger than its counterparts, firing plasma-generated laser orbs with heat-seeking capability that deliver a knockout punch.
TRIDAL NOVA CANNON
One big gun that combines three separately mounted beams into one searing column of destruction, requiring a charge-up before firing and consuming considerable power.
NON-LOCKING MISSILES
Rockets carrying a phosphorous-based incendiary payload that can be hand-piloted to target, even by amateurs, and come in pods of 50.
LOCKING MISSILES
Missiles with an explosive charge capable of breaching armor under 20mm thick, which lock and prime for firing when an enemy ship is kept in view for 7 seconds or more.
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