Battle Arena Toshinden URA
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(Sega Saturn - PAL, Fighting)
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Developed_By:
NexTech
Published_By:
Sega
Released On:
01 Jan 1996
Battle Arena Toshinden URA is a fighting game for the Sega Saturn console. The story revolves around Toshinden, a young martial artist who seeks revenge against his brother, Ryujin, for killing their father.
The gameplay involves one-on-one combat between two players using various martial arts styles and special moves. Players can choose from a range of characters, each with unique abilities and strengths. The game features a variety of modes, including a single-player campaign and multiplayer options for up to four players.
UPC-A:
4974365810542 (Europe)
Part #:
MK81054-50 (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This game places former martial arts tournament contestants in a global crisis where experts are mysteriously disappearing. As a fighter, you must navigate a world consumed by terror and uncover the truth behind the chaos. Ultimately, your goal is to survive and identify the culprit responsible for the murders.
Story
Trust No One
The Toshinden Tournament is over. Through the battles, some fighters have uncovered much about the shadowy events surrounding their lives, while others head home with little more than bruises and unfulfilled dreams.
However, none of them are aware that a new battle is about to begin.
A Global Crisis
Throughout the world, martial arts experts are disappearing. Police from various nations are cooperating in an international manhunt to find the criminal responsible for the murders.
No motive has been established, and there is little evidence available. A wave of terror has struck the world, and now even the strongest and bravest fighters are not safe.
Survival
The former contestants of the Toshinden Tournament find themselves in a world gone mad. It is not inconceivable that one of them is responsible for the current chaos.
But who is behind the disappearances, and for what purpose? All fighters came to the tournament for different reasons, but they are all fighting for the same reason now: SURVIVAL.
How to Play
Starting Up
Set up your Sega Saturn system as described in its instruction manual. Plug in Control Pad 1. For two-player games, plug in Control Pad 2.
Note: Toshinden URA™ is for one or two players.
Place the Toshinden URA disc label side up, in the well of the CD tray and close the lid.
Turn on the TV or monitor and the Sega Saturn. The Sega Saturn logo appears on screen. If nothing appears, turn the system off and make sure it is set up correctly before turning it on again.
If you wish to stop a game in progress and return to the on-screen Control panel, simultaneously press Buttons A, B, C and Start on the Sega Saturn Control Pad. When the game Title screen appears press A, B, C and Start again to go to the on-screen Control panel.
Your Sega Saturn CD contains a security code that allows the disc to be read. Be sure to keep the disc clean and handle it carefully. If your Sega Saturn system has trouble reading the disc, remove the disc and wipe it carefully, starting from the center of the disc and wiping straight out toward the edge.
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Place CD
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Control Pad 1
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Control Pad 2
Non-default Controls
Many of the Command Buttons (i.e, DASH Button) listed on pages 11-13, and Special Buttons 3 and 4 listed on pages 14-24 are not default controls. Refer to the Control Type option on page 7 to access these controls.
Getting Started
After the Sega™ and Takara™ logos, the Toshinden URA intro begins. Watch the characters in action and then access the Title screen, or skip the intro and go directly to the Title screen by pressing Start.
Press Start from the Title screen to bring up the Mode Select screen.
On the Mode Select screen, select one of the battle modes or access the game Options. Press the D-Pad UP or DOWN to highlight, and Start or Button A or C to select.
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1P GAME
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VS HUMAN
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VS COMPUTER
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OPTION
1P Game
The way to win in this mode is pretty simple: don't lose a match. The more opponents you defeat, the closer you'll get to the final showdown.
VS Human
One match determines the winner in this two-player fighting mode.
VS Computer
Try a little training with the character of your choice. You also get to select your computer-controlled opponent.
Options
Change the settings for selected features of the game.
Battle Modes
1P Game
One by one your opponents come at you with a single goal in mind, to knock you out of the tournament. After all, you're in their way on the path to the final showdown. Guess that's just too bad for them, because they're in your way too.
Choose your fighter from the Player Select screen. Press the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT to highlight a fighter, then Button A, B, C, X or Y to select. The computer then selects your first opponent.
Should you lose a match you can still keep going. To continue, press Start before the countdown reaches zero. There is no limit to the number of times you can continue your game.
VS Human
Players select fighters at the same time on the Player Select screen. Press the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT to highlight, then Start or Button A, B, C, X or Y to select. If desired, both players can select the same fighter.
Note: Your fighter's appearance depends on the button you press to select him/her.
After the fight, a screen appears showing the breakdown of wins, losses, total number of times played for all fighters, and who controlled them (either Player 1 or 2).
Press Start or Button C to return to the Player Select screen. Press Start and Buttons A, B and C at the same time to return to the Title screen.
VS Computer
Select your fighter first, then select the fighter for the computer. Press the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT to highlight, then Button A, B, C, X or Y to select. You can continue a game by pressing Start before the countdown reaches zero.
Options
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LEVEL
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BOUT TIME
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SET POINT
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STRENGTH
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GUARD TYPE
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CONTROL TYPE
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CAMERA ACTION
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SOUND TYPE
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4
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60
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2
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100 100
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NORMAL NORMAL
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L B. ROTATE L B. ROTATE
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R F. ROTATE R F. ROTATE
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A W. KICK A W. KICK
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B H. KICK B H. KICK
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C SPECIAL 2 C SPECIAL 2
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X W. SLASH X W. SLASH
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Y H. SLASH Y H. SLASH
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Z SPECIAL 1 Z SPECIAL 1
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VS. HUMAN NORMAL
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VS. COMPUTER BUTTON EXIT Z-HELP
Press the D-Pad UP or DOWN to highlight an option and LEFT or RIGHT, or Button A or C to change the setting.
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LEVEL (1-8): Set the skill level for computer-controlled opponents. The higher the number, the more talented your opponent.
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BOUT TIME (0, 60, 99): Select the length (in seconds) for the round.
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SET POINT (1-3): Use this feature to set the number of rounds needed to win the match.
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**STRENGTH (50
Controls
START
Forwards to next screen; Pauses game; resumes play
D-Pad (L/R) (U/D)
Sets options; Moves highlighter; Controls fighter
Button A
Forwards to next screen; Fighter performs Weak Kick
Button B
Returns to Mode Select screen from Options; Fighter performs Hard Kick
Button C
Forwards to next screen; Fighter performs SPECIAL 2 attack
Button X
No function; Fighter performs Weak Slash
Button Y
No function; Fighter performs Hard Slash
Button Z
Game Help Menu appears on Start/Option screen; Fighter performs SPECIAL 1 attack
Button L
No function; Fighter performs B(ack) Rotate move
Button R
No function; Fighter performs F(ront) Rotate move
Enemies & Characters
Tracy
A wild card and former police officer suspended from the force, Tracy is unpredictable and takes on odd jobs to survive. She seeks the 'replicant warrior' to help her regain her position in the police force.
Ripper
A prime suspect in recent murders who uses twin razor-sharp blades, Ripper is an extremely fast fighter who previously wounded Eiji Shinjo.
Ronron
The chief scientist for the Toshinhei Project, Ronron created the replicant warrior but stole it to deactivate it after her superior used it for evil purposes.
Eiji Shinjo
A Japanese swordsman who seeks to defeat Ripper after Ripper wounded him and threatened to kill him in their last battle.
Kayin Amoh
A bounty hunter who heard rumors of Eiji defeating someone and saw Ripper on videotape, feeling a reflection of his younger self in the killer.
Sofia
A Russian fighter hired by Ronron to help stop the replicant, Sofia uses a lethal whip and new technology to prove she is the toughest fighter.
Rungo Iron
Selected as a model for a mass-produced replicant, he fights because he is angry that his data is being used for evil purposes.
Fo Fai
The only Toshinden Tournament fighter who does not mind being on the streets of a frantic world, he relishes the chance to add to the destruction and sharpen his claws.
Mondo
The head of the Yaki ninja clan who receives unusual assignments to obtain diagrams of the Toshiinhei Project replicant, preparing for his most dangerous mission ever.
Duke Rambert
He enters the battle because his motivation for entering previous battles was to defeat Eiji, and now that he heard Eiji was defeated by Ripper, he is joining the battle.
Ellis
After confirming Gaia was her father, she enters this tournament due to a dream about her adoptive parents being killed and a mysterious, threatening letter.
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