Enemy Zero
β 13%
π 6.1/10
(Sega Saturn - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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$211.60
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Developed by:
Warp Inc.
Published by:
Sega
Released On:
13 Dec 1996
The crew members of the spaceship Aki were in a state of suspended animation. All of a sudden, the ship emergency program woke them up. What has happened? Apparently, a hostile alien life form had penetrated the spaceship. Now Laura, the heroine of the game, has to establish contact with her comrades, finding her way through the maze-like corridors of the giant vessel. She will also have to defend herself against the aliens, which seem even more intimidating because they are totally invisible.
The game consists of two genres: puzzle-solving adventure and shooter. When you enter a room, the enemies can't attack you, and you can explore it from 1st person perspective, taking objects, and solving puzzles. When you wander through ship corridors, you enter the 1st person shooter mode. Since the enemies are invisible, you'll have to listen to the sounds they make. A high sound means an enemy is right in front of you; a mid-range sound means it is attacking from the side; a low-pitched noise tells you it is behind you. You can figure out the distance between you and the enemy by the intensity of the sound.
Enemy Zero was released on the Sega Saturn in December 1997. It combines action and adventure elements, making for an exciting experience. As one of the horror titles by Warp, it's sure to provide a thrilling challenge for fans of the genre.
UPC-A:
010086810769 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
241228897 (Japan)
UPC-A:
4533992000025 (Japan)
EAN-13:
4974365091323 (Japan)
EAN-13:
7891196191329 (Brazil)
Sega Region Code:
81076 (United States)
ASIN:
B000BWDKR2 (United States)
Sega Region Code:
T-30001G (Japan)
Part #:
T-30004G (Japan)
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Number of Players Supported:
1 Player
Input Devices Supported/Optional:
3D Control Pad
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
In this sci-fi survival horror, players control Laura, an amnesiac crew member awoken from cryosleep by a mysterious shipwide crisis. As the sole survivor of an unseen predator that has slaughtered the crew, she must explore the damaged vessel, restore network connections, and uncover the truth behind the incident while fighting for her life.
Story
The Awakening
On a lower deck, a systems failure in the storage bay is followed by a sudden impact of explosive force. The main computer engages its emergency program sequence, rousing the crew from their deep hibernation.
Laura awakens as the nitrogen solution dissolves into mist, but clouds of uncertainty remain in her mind. Her life functions are stable, but memories have been lost. Amnesic and dazed, she starts up the network console, searching for clues to her identity and past.
The Connection
The video phone directory connects her with Parker, the ship's engineer. But the shock that initiated the emergency program has damaged circuitry deep in the network core, cutting off the voice connection between rooms.
At first, Parker merely gestures in futility, but suddenly a violent tremor rocks his cabin and a wave of shock and fear crosses his face. Laura can only look on in silence as she watches him retreat from some offscreen presence that has invaded the room.
In terror, he draws his energy gun and fires, but without effect. The last image she sees before the connection breaks off is an arterial spray of blood across the cabin wall.
The Threat
There is something aboard the Aki other than its crew. An unseen predator; an enemy.
Laura now must find a way to stop it, and to survive.
Enemies & Characters
Laura Lewis
The 32-year-old female co-pilot has lost a large part of her memory due to a malfunction in her resuscitation from cryogenic sleep.
Parker
The 30-year-old male engineer is described as having a big heart but no instincts for housekeeping, living in a bachelor-style room.
Marcus
The 39-year-old male physician oversees the crew's health, providing check-ups and psychological counseling, though his personal effects reveal a hidden side to his character.
Kimberly Hurd
The 32-year-old female counselor ensures smooth relations between crew members and is ready to provide a sympathetic ear or clinical consultation.
George Takahashi
The 48-year-old male computer engineer is a workaholic perfectionist who centers his existence around his computer and avoids answering the video phone while working.
David Barnard
The 31-year-old male sub-captain keeps most of his time occupied with duties but enjoys catching up on reading to relax after a long workday.
Ronny
The 45-year-old male captain holds ultimate authority over all shipboard activities but rarely issues direct orders, preferring to stay in his cabin which serves as the command center.
How to Play
Getting Started
1. Set up your Sega Saturn system as described in its instruction manual. Plug in Control Pad 1.
Note: Enemy Zero is for one player only.
2. Place the Enemy Zero disc, label side up, in the well of the CD tray and close the lid.
Note: Enemy Zero is a multi-disc game. See the section Starting the Game for details on loading the various discs.
3. Turn on the TV or monitor and the Sega Saturn. The Sega Saturn logo appears onscreen. If nothing appears, turn the system off and make sure it is set up correctly before turning it on again.
4. If you wish to stop a game in progress and return to the onscreen control panel, simultaneously press A, B, C and Start on the Sega Saturn Control Pad. When the game Title screen appears, press the buttons again to go to the onscreen control panel.
Important: 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.
Starting the Game
Enemy Zero is an adventure set in a three-dimensional environment - the space station Aki. The game consists of four discs in all, an intro disc [Disc Zero] and three game discs (Discs One - Three). It is recommended that you read this instruction manual and practice using the Training Mode on Disc Zero before starting to play Disc One.
Disc Zero features the introductory movie sequence, a Training Mode that lets you practice using some essential equipment before starting play, and credits for the game development staff at WARP.
When you load Disc Zero into your Sega Saturn, the WARP and True Motion logos appear, followed by a CG movie sequence. After the movie, the Enemy Zero title screen appears. Press Start to bring up the Mode Select screen.
The following modes are available in Disc Zero:
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Opening: To watch the intro movie
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Training: To practice using the VPS tracking system and energy gun
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WARP Staff: To see game credits and a WARP company intro
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Start: To exit Disc Zero
Press the D-Pad left or right to scroll through the mode names, and press the Start button to enter the highlighted mode.
Discs One through Three
To begin play, insert Disc One and press the Start button on your Control Pad. A message appears asking you to select New (to start a new game), or Load (to begin play from saved data, if you have any). Highlight New or Load by pressing the D-Pad up or down, and press Start to select.
When you select New, a second screen appears, prompting you to choose the difficulty level of the new game. Select Normal or Easy, and press Start. After you have selected a difficulty level, the game begins.
When you select Load, the voice recorder load data screen appears, displaying a list of all the available saved data files. Highlight the data file you want to load by pressing the D-Pad up or down, and press A to select. The game starts from the place where the data file was recorded.
Note: When you reach certain points in the progress of the story, a message appears onscreen prompting you to change discs. Follow the instructions and continue play from the new disc.
Search Mode
Moving around in rooms
When Laura is in one of the space station rooms, the game is in Search Mode. Search Mode allows Laura to search various areas of the room she is in and features movie sequences when Laura fulfills certain conditions in the story. Each room has a number of places to investigate.
Press the D-Pad in the direction (left or right) you want to face to change your orientation. Press the D-Pad up to move forward, and up again to take a closer look at a place in front of you.
When you come across a container, object or location in a room that you want to investigate, press A. If there is an item that can be acquired in that location, Laura will pick it up and add it to her inventory. If another action can be performed, an animation rolls as Laura acts out the plot sequence.
Using Items
Press L or R to bring up a display of the item(s) in Laura's possession. Press L or R again to scroll through the items one by one (when Laura has more than one item). Press A to use the current displayed item. Most items can only be used in certain rooms, or under certain conditions.
If an item is currently unusable, there will be no effect when you press A, and the item remains in Laura's possession, unused.
Safe Haven
The enemy will not enter rooms, so Laura can use rooms around the Aki as places of refuge when being pursued.
The VEXX Network System
There are network consoles linked to the Aki's main computer in many rooms throughout the space station. The VEXX Network System gives Laura access to important data and video phone communications with other members of the Aki crew.
To use the Network System, press A when standing in front of any system console. After a brief movie sequence, the main VEXX Network screen appears. Press the D-Pad in any direction to highlight a network area, and A to access that area.
The following areas are available:
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Video Phone: To communicate with other crew members over the Network System
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Information: To access maps and information regarding the status of the space station
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Data Base: To access data regarding crew members, and descriptions of equipment and items found aboard the Aki
Controls
Start Button
Start the game
D-Pad/Analog Pad
Highlight selections
A
Highlight selections
L / R
Call up/scroll through item display
B
Run (in direction currently facing)
C
Turn Laura's head (in direction pressed on D-Pad)
X
Sidestep left
Y
Sidestep right
L
Look left
R
Look right
D-Pad up
Walk forward
D-Pad left/right
Turn
C + D-Pad
Look in the direction pressed without moving
L or R
Turn Laura's head left or right
X or Y
Sidestep left or right while facing forward
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