Off-World Interceptor Extreme
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(Sega Saturn - PAL, Racing)
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Developed by:
Square Enix
Published by:
Square Enix
Released On:
01 Jan 1995
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The story behind Off-World Interceptor Extreme is one of high-stakes space racing. Players take on the role of a pilot competing in a futuristic tournament, with the goal of becoming the ultimate champion.
The gameplay of Off-World Interceptor Extreme is fast-paced and action-packed, as players navigate through treacherous asteroid fields and hostile alien territories. The Sega Saturn's impressive graphics capabilities allow for detailed 3D environments and realistic spaceship designs, adding to the game's immersive feel.
Off-World Interceptor Extreme was released on November 1995 for the Sega Saturn console, and its unique blend of racing and strategy has made it a cult classic among retro gaming enthusiasts.
UPC-A:
768964043623 (Europe)
Part #:
T-15908H-50 (Europe)
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Manual
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Trashman is a high-octane, first-person vehicular combat game where players act as bloodthirsty bounty hunters tasked with capturing fugitives across hostile alien planets. Players must navigate treacherous terrains, dodge deadly obstacles, and engage in extreme carnage to reach targets before their prey. With customizable camera views and distinct off-world environments ranging from arid deserts to infected moors, the game offers a relentless experience for fans of speed and destruction.
Story
Trashman
You're a Trashman. You dig smearing a planet's surface with outlaw scum. You're a bounty hunter with blood-lust on the brain. And dollar signs in your eyes.
Your mission is to rid the universe of fugitives, felons, swindlers, two-timers, terrorists and other trash that infest the off-world colonies.
Suffer through the brain-boiling climates of alien planets as you pound at searing speeds over treacherous terrain.
Crash nose to tailgate with metal-crushing 4x4s and dodge deadly road obstacles. Skim through enemy attacks. Live for stomach-dropping ramps!
Reach each target waypoint before your prey. Extreme carnage is your SOP. You crave speed, explosions, firestorms and crunching chassis!
You are a predator. Definitely not for wussies.
OFF-WORLDS
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Scorch 7: An arid planet with laser towers studding its desolate plains. Good for greenhorn bounty hunters.
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Atlantia Point: A tropical water-world that's SLIPPERY WHEN WET, but those stone-heads are cool.
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Bastion: Mean, evil, ugly. Let's just say the information superhighway took a wrong turn. Picture L.A. freeways in Death Valley.
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Las Lunas: Barren landscape with deadly craters, laser cannons and sliding steel walls. Blast the palm tree pods to p.o. the environmentalists.
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Silt Sorrow: Giant tesla coils and flame throwers. A mining disaster! Perfect for busting caps on criminals!
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Morphous Moors: Few drivers reach this undulating, infected world. Even fewer leave it alive.
TWO RETINA-RIPTING VIEWS
OFF-WORLD INTERCEPTOR EXTREME gives you two eyeball-popping views of the carnage. Press the camera button at any time to change views on the fly.
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Battle Cam: Follows behind and slightly above your vehicle for an eye-witness scan of the action.
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Cockpit: Sticks you in the driver's seat.
How to Play
Setting Up
Set up your Sega Saturn by following the instructions in its hardware manual. Plug in one or two controllers.
Turn on your TV or monitor, and then turn on the Sega Saturn by pressing the POWER button. The Sega Saturn logo will appear on screen, followed by the on-screen control deck.
If nothing appears on screen, turn the unit OFF. Check the hardware manual to ensure the system is set up correctly, and then turn it ON again.
Open the CD tray by pressing the OPEN button. Place the OFF-WORLD INTERCEPTOR EXTREME CD in the tray with the label side up. Lightly press it into place and close the tray lid gently.
Press the controller's Start button to load the game. You will see the Sega Saturn planet icon, followed by the OFF-WORLD INTERCEPTOR EXTREME title screen.
Press Start again to begin the intense 4X4 combat experience.
Ways to Play
Game demos begin after you turn on the game. After watching them, press Start to display the Game Mode screen. Use its menu to select your play options.
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Press the D-Pad up/down to highlight the option bars.
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If an option has different settings, press the D-Pad left/right to highlight the desired setting.
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Press Start to begin the game or advance to the next menu.
Game Modes
Training Mode
*One Player*
Check out the off-worlds without enemy interference. This mode lets you get used to button controls in a no-guns environment.
Use Training Mode often to prepare for the intense 4X4 combat in other modes.
Story Mode
*One Player*
Watch the full-motion video and enjoy the humor. Confront the worlds in a set pattern, ranging from mild brutality to massive carnage.
You must defeat each new challenge to advance. Story Mode provides a password when you beat each boss to help resume your game.
Arcade Mode
*One Player*
Challenge the worlds in any order you choose.
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A Planet menu appears, showing five worlds. Choose a planet with the D-Pad and press Start to begin.
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In each chase, you must reach the waypoint before your quarry. Success returns you to the Planet menu; failure requires you to run the course over.
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Choosing a different planet before conquering your current one causes you to lose all progress on that world.
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Each planet has a desperado who must be destroyed in the final chase after beating him on all courses.
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You must figure out which vehicle is required to bust each boss.
Battle Mode
*Two Players*
Drive head-to-head against another player for all-terrain domination.
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Press the D-Pad left/right to select your vehicle and weapons system.
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Press the D-Pad up/down to adjust the handicap feature. Light up all bars for maximum power to balance skill levels.
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Press Start to lock in settings and advance to the Satellite menu. Choose a satellite of any off-world and press Start to begin.
Gameplay Mechanics
Smoke 'Em!
Your goal is to race the planet's crime boss through perilous terrain. You must reach each waypoint, marked by green signal standards, before your prey.
Reaching a waypoint blocks that route and traps the boss on the planet. Failing to do so allows him to escape, requiring you to restart. In the final race of each world, you must destroy the boss.
Completing worlds faster earns more bounty. Use your earnings to upgrade your vehicle for better performance in the next leg.
In one-player games, you dodge enemy fire, road obstacles, and attacking vehicles. In two-player games, you compete on a split screen and can teleport behind your opponent to attack them.
Kill everything!
Jumping & Hovering
Pressing the jump button fires your jump jets. Holding the button longer makes the vehicle jump higher and farther.
Once airborne, holding the button engages the hover jets. You can hover in place or glide left and right using the D-Pad.
Hover jets remain active as long as the jump tank has power. The jump tank (marked "J" on the Heads-Up Display) recharges automatically over time.
Heads-Up Display
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Armor: A color bar showing vehicle condition. Blue is top condition, purple is good, and red indicates danger. If the bar disappears, you lose. Damage increases from bashing into terrain or taking enemy hits.
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Jump Tank: A color bar that decreases while hovering. When empty, you drop to the surface. Use the D-Pad left or right to direct flight while hovering.
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Chase Bar: Shows your vehicle (white bar) versus the criminal (red bar). The bars move toward the waypoint at the far right. Reach the finish line before your prey, or HQ will commence Purge Overkill.
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Radar: Displays enemy vehicles (small white dots), stationary obstacles (red dots), and power-ups (green dots). Your position is a large white dot.
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Speed: Displays your current velocity.
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Special Item: Shows the currently selected special item and the quantity available.
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Cash: Your bank balance. Earn cash by picking up coins, clearing rounds, and destroying planet bosses.
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Clones: The number of continues allowed after losing all armor or the race.
Chop Shop
Visit the Chop Shop before each chase to buy equipment and upgrades.
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Use the D-Pad to highlight items. The display shows the item count, cost, your cash total, and the item ID.
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Press Start to select the highlighted item. The option changes to
Controls
L
Jump
D-Pad
Press left/right to steer; press up to fire at airborne targets; highlight menu options
Start/Pause
Start play; confirm highlighted options; pause/resume
A
Missile
B
Gas
C
Plasma
Z
Camera
Y
Airstrike
X
Nitro
R
Fire
Items & Weapons
VINDICATOR
A vehicle armed with a Crimson Carnage Pulse Laser and Snub-Nosed Intruder missile, featuring a Powered-Up Crimson Fan Pulse Laser.
ORION INTERCEPTOR
A vehicle equipped with a Shiva Pulse Laser and Happy Pup missile, capable of using a Powered-Up Thule Freeze Cannon.
ABDUCTOR
A vehicle featuring a Little Dragon Flame Thrower and Red Carpet Napalm missile, with a Powered-Up Vulcan Napalm Cannon.
VV SECTOR
A vehicle powered by a Behemoth Photon Cannon and Triple Shot missile, with a Powered-Up Behemoth II Antimatter Cannon.
MISSILES
Long-range offensive weapons.
SHOP
Allows selection of vehicles and upgrades such as Jump Jets, Shields, Engine, Gyros, and Tires, limited by vertical bars in the boxes.
Nitro
Temporarily increases engine power and maximum speed for escaping situations or racing.
Call in an airstrike
Deals mass destruction.
Drop glowing plasma
Transforms tailgaters into dazzling fireworks displays.
Launch missiles
Obliterates long-range targets.
Small wrench
Repairs some damage.
Large wrench
Repairs all damage.
Silver coins
Give a small cash bonus.
Gold coins
Are large cash bonuses.
The cannon
Increases the destructive power of your basic weapon.
Tips & Maps
DRIVING
Zig-zag to avoid enemy fire and master the 'jump and hover' trick for floating goods or assisting buddies. Use nitro boosts on ramps for speed and hang time, and jump over acid terrain in Morphous Moors.
BATTLE
Know your opponent's weapons and vehicles, and prioritize using your cannon to keep enemies at a distance. Save missiles for boss levels, use nitro to escape bad situations, and save airstrikes for the final level.
VEHICLES, SHOP UPGRADES & PICK-UPS
Upgrade to the versatile Roadkill 409 quickly and prioritize shield and engine upgrades. Avoid buying missiles and nitro upgrades; instead, pick them up as special weapons and explore levels for remote pick-ups.
PAUSING A MISSION
Press Start to pause the action and choose to resume play, adjust settings on the Options screen, or quit the game.
END OF ROUND
Clearing a round records your course time, which determines your time and cash bonuses.
CONTINUES
You lose the game if you lose your vehicle unless you have clones, which allow you to continue from the Continue screen. You can view remaining clones and buy more before each round with enough cash.
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