Clockwork Knight 2
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(Sega Saturn - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Developed by:
Sega
Published by:
Sega
Released On:
01 Jan 1995
Clockwork Knight 2 is the second game featuring the adventures of Sir Tongara de Pepperouchau III. It has the same gameplay style (a mixture of 2D side-scrolling platformer with 3D elements) as its predecessor and Bug! . The story continues directly after the events of the first game: the brave hero has rescued Princess Chelsea, but she doesn't wake up. As the toys try to figure out how to solve this problem, the princess is kidnapped once again, and Pepper embarks on a journey to save her.
There are some minor additions to the gameplay formula, such as collectible cards scattered through the stages, forced side-scrolling levels in which Pepper rides his horse Barobaro who shoots projectiles from his head, and a mode that allows the player to fight all the bosses from both this game and the previous one.
The Clockwork Knight 2 was released on the Sega Saturn on October 27th, 1995. It is an Action & Adventure game.
EAN-13:
4974365810214 (Belgium)
Sega Region Code:
670-7429-50 (Belgium)
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Number of Players Supported:
1 Player
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
In this platformer adventure, players control Sir Tongara de Pepperouchau III as he navigates a giant house filled with unpredictable dangers at night. The premise revolves around rescuing Princess Chelsea, who has been kidnapped by an evil captor and their army of clockwork soldiers, before dawn arrives and she can no longer wake the toys. Players must explore the environment, battle enemies, and utilize their faithful steed to defeat the villain and save the princess.
Story
The Knight's Errand
Every night, while the rest of the house sleeps, a strange and wonderful thing happens. At the stroke of midnight, all the toys in the house come to life, awakened by Chelsea, the Clockwork fairy princess.
Her magical voice calls all the toys to wake up and come together to sing, dance, and play until the sun comes up.
But there is no joy in Toyland tonight. Princess Chelsea has been captured and carried off. The noble (and slightly clumsy) knight, Sir Tongara de Pepperouchau, searched the house over and made a daring rescue...
But no sooner had he and his friends carried Princess Chelsea home than a screeching mechanical monster swooped into the toy room and carried her off once more!
All the toys are worried. If Princess Chelsea doesn't return by dawn, there will be no one to awaken them the next night... or ever again.
Who could do such a thing, and why? Whoever it is has called together an army of Clockwork soldiers and brainwashed toys to put a stop to any attempt at rescue.
It's all up to you now. You are the hero, the brave, strong knight and master swordsman, Sir Tongara de Pepperouchau III ("Pepper" to your friends).
Now you must embark on another daring adventure to find and rescue the princess, and defeat her evil captor.
You have a big house to explore, and it's filled with unpredictable dangers. But you have your friends and family and your faithful steed, Barobaro, to help you.
You'll be a busy knight tonight. Better hurry. There are only a few short hours before sunrise....
Enemies & Characters
SIR TONGARA DE PEPPEROUCHAW III
The brave and dashing hero of this tale.
BAROBARO
A nearsighted donkey who acts as Pepper's faithful steed. He's extremely fond of Soltia.
BRUNCHAW
Pepper's close friend and valet. This busy top worries a lot and sometimes treats Pepper like a little boy.
GINGER
Though he's Pepper's chief rival and a bit of a showoff, this proud knight will give his all when it comes to saving Princess Chelsea.
SILVER
A clothes brush by day and Ginger's steed by night. Silver is a bit snobby and believes he's the perfect horse for the perfect warrior.
LE BON
Ginger's valet, Le Bon is known for his bouncy outlook on life and his fondness for racing.
ONEON
Pepper's father. A dramatic character who thinks his family has forsaken him.
CARLUCH
Pepper's highly respected-if slightly misguided-grandfather.
DA ZUR
This puzzle is Ginger's lord and teacher. All of the toys think he is a wise old mystic.
VOLTIA
A hot-tempered perfume bottle who loves music, cards and games of chance. She has a big crush on Pepper, and considers Princess Chelsea a rival for his affection.
CHELSEA
The magical voice awakens the toys every night at midnight. Both Pepper and Ginger compete for her heart.
How to Play
Using Your Sega Saturn
Set up your Sega Saturn system by following the instructions in the Sega Saturn Instruction Manual. Plug in Control Pad 1. Note that *Clockwork Knight 2* is for one player only.
Place the Sega Saturn disc, label side up, in the well of the CD tray, press it down into place, and close the lid.
Turn on the TV or monitor and the Sega Saturn. The Sega Saturn logo will appear 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, or the game ends, press the Reset Button on the Sega Saturn console to display the on-screen Control panel.
Disc Care
Your Sega Saturn compact disc 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.
Title Screen Navigation
Following the Sega logo is a series of demonstrations. Press Start at any time during the demos to bring up the Title screen, and press Start again to view the Main Menu.
Select a game mode by pressing the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT. Press Start to call up the mode, or press Button A or C for an explanation of the selected mode.
From the explanation, select PLAY and press Button A, C, or Start to call up the mode, or select EXIT to cancel. You can also press Button B to cancel selections.
Game Modes
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The Movies! Allows you to view special animated scenes from both *Clockwork Knight* and *Clockwork Knight 2*. See below for details.
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Bosses Galore Pits you against the bosses from both *Clockwork Knight* and *Clockwork Knight 2*. Choose either Pepper or Ginger to take up the quest.
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Part 2 Allows you to play a regular game of *Clockwork Knight 2*.
Note: You can exit any mode by holding Buttons A, B, and C simultaneously, then pressing Start.
The Movies!
Call up this mode and the movie menu appears. Press the D-Pad UP or DOWN to select a movie, and press Button A, C, or Start to get the movie rolling. Press Button B to return to the Main Menu.
To stop a movie in progress, press Button A, C, or Start.
Certain scenes (those marked with question marks) won't be available at first. It's up to you to find the way to access these.
Bosses Galore
Call up this mode to see the Bosses Galore menu. Make all selections by pressing the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT, and pressing Button A, C, or Start. Cancel by pressing Button B.
Select START to enter the game or OPTIONS to call up the Bosses Galore Option screen. The Option screen for this mode is the same as the one for the Part 2 game, only there are no sound options available.
Before you play, choose the knight you wish to take into battle, then step into the arena! Pit your wits and your sword against all of the bosses from both *Clockwork Knight* games. Once you defeat the final boss, you receive a rank according to skill. If you rank Expert or above, you get an extra bonus.
Part 2
Select Part 2 and press Start to call up the Title screen. Press the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT to select START or OPTIONS, then press Start.
A Knight's Options
Press the D-Pad UP or DOWN to highlight an option. Press LEFT or RIGHT to change option settings.
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Level: Choose from TRAINING, NORMAL, and HARD. Use TRAINING to learn the game, but you will not be able to see the rescue through to the end.
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Player: Choose from three to six Tries.
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Control: Customize your Control Pad by pressing the D-Pad UP or DOWN to highlight a function, then pressing the button you want to use. To use the D-Pad for a function, press the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT until the * icon appears on screen.
To return to the Title screen, highlight EXIT and press Button C.
Sound Options
In the Options screen, press Button R to call up the Sound options. Make selections as in the Options screen.
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Sound: Choose between STEREO and MONO sound.
Pick Up, Carry and Throw Things
This is a very handy move that you'll use a lot. Experiment, as there are plenty of possibilities.
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First, press and HOLD Button B.
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Next, approach the object you want to pick up using the D-Pad.
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Pepper will automatically pick the object up when he gets near it. Keep holding Button B to carry the object with you.
To throw the object, release Button B. To throw an object straight up in the air, hold the D-Pad UP, and release Button B. To gently put an object down without throwing it, hold the D-Pad DOWN, and release Button B.
Scout Your Surroundings
Press the D-Pad UP to get a better look at things above you. Press the D-Pad DOWN to duck down and look out below. Ducking is also a good way to dodge low-flying enemies and obstacles.
Get Pushy
There are some objects you can push around. Press the D-Pad in the direction you want to push.
Controls
Left Shift Button (Button L)
Shifts Options screen from game to sound options; During play, displays/hides the status information at the top of the screen
Right Shift Button (Button R)
Shifts Options screen from game to sound options; During play, displays/hides the status information at the top of the screen; You can hide the status information at the top of the screen by pressing Button R on your Control Pad. Press again to see your status.
Start
Starts the game; Pauses the game; resumes paused game; Skips introductions
Directional Pad (D-Pad)
Highlights items in menu screens; Moves Pepper around the screen; Scrolls the screen up and down; Speeds up/slows down Barobaro during riding scenes; You can speed up by pressing the D-Pad RIGHT, or slow down by pressing LEFT.
Buttons X, Y, Z
Not used
Button C
Makes selections; Makes Pepper or Barobaro jump; Speeds through introductions; Press Button C to jump.
Button A
Makes Pepper or Barobaro jump
Button B
Cancels selections; Makes Pepper or Barobaro attack; Makes Pepper pick up and throw objects; Press Button B to attack any enemies that happen to be blocking the road.
Tips & Maps
BGM and SE
Play the background music or sound effects used in the game. Press the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT to select a track, and press Button A or C to start the track, while Button B stops the music.
Dash
Press the D-Pad TWICE LEFT or TWICE RIGHT and HOLD, then release to skid to a stop. Combine the Dash with an attack or jump for an extra powerful move.
Jump
Press Button C to jump, holding it for a higher jump. For a longer jump, perform a Dash then press Button C while running.
Key Lunge
Perform a Dash, then while running, press Button B to perform a key lunge attack.
Attack/Wind Up
Press Button B to strike out with your Key, and tap it repeatedly to put the big wind up on enemies or open locked boxes.
Items & Weapons
Bronze Key
Restores one Gear on your Life Gauge.
Silver Key
Restores all the Gears on your Life Gauge.
Gold Key
Restores all the Gears on your Life Gauge, and gives you one extra Gear.
1UP
This blue and gold helmet gives you an extra Try.
3UP
This red and gold helmet gives you three extra Tries.
Invincible
This makes you invincible to enemy attack for a short time.
Pocket Watch
These add either one or five seconds to the Timer.
Imperial Crown
Collect these to use either in the Soltian Roulette bonus game or to continue the game.
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