Mohawk and Headphone Jack
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(Super Nintendo - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Solid Software
Published_By:
THQ
Released On:
27 Mar 1997
In a world where music and mayhem collide, Mohawk and Headphone Jack is a action-packed adventure that takes you on a wild ride. You play as a rockstar with a mohawk hairstyle and a love for loud music, who must navigate through treacherous terrain to reach the legendary Golden Guitar. Along the way, you'll encounter fierce enemies, treacherous obstacles, and surprise allies who will aid or hinder your progress.
The gameplay is fast-paced and intense, requiring quick reflexes and strategic thinking to overcome challenges. You'll need to use your wits and your skills to defeat enemies, avoid hazards, and solve puzzles that unlock new paths and areas to explore. With a variety of power-ups and items at your disposal, you can upgrade your abilities and stay one step ahead of the competition.
UPC-A:
785138330068 (Europe)
Part #:
SNSP-AJYP-EUR (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
In this action-platformer set on a low-gravity planet with vast underground caverns, the player explores uncharted worlds to defeat the robotic forces of General Headslot. You control Morfs, intelligent gelatinous beings capable of shapeshifting into various forms like wheeled or swimming vehicles to navigate diverse environments and combat enemies.
Story
Planetary Survey: M17X (Party Planet)
Specific gravity is low, at 0.14 standard G. The planet's surface supports the entire population, but the interior contains enormous caverns of unknown dimensions and origin.
Areas within these caves are connected by a mysterious network of tubes and dimensional vortexes.
Indigenous Life Forms: Morfs
Morfs are peaceful, intelligent, polystructural gelatinous beings. They can temporarily rearrange their physical form after contact with "Morf Templates."
These artifacts contain organic data for flight, wheeled, swimming, or other body configurations. It is possible that all Morfs were once a single large organism that evolved into separate beings to have someone to party with.
Their society appears driven by the desire to have a good time. Although they lack distinct eyes or ears, younger Morfs frequently wear sunglasses and portable CD players.
The Worlds
Defeating General Headslot and his Bot army is not easy. There are many worlds in the underground caverns, some of which have never been explored. You get to be the first to explore them.
Scraping the Surface
In this first world, you will learn your way around the underground. The path is not easy, so keep your eyes open for vicious enemies.
Look out for:
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Bird Bots
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Atomites
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Coil Bots
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Boss Bot, Smiley (with his Plasma Blasta)
Tropical Caves
Things are getting hotter due to nearby subterranean lava flows. This creates a jungle-like environment inhabited by dangerous plant life and creepy Bots.
Ignore rumors of Centi-Bots and fire-breathing lizards. Surviving explorers claim that a magical tiki Bot guards this world.
Deep Water
These caverns are partially filled with water, and the Bots here are waterproof.
Stay clear of:
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Belligerent Bonefish Bots
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Ill-tempered, ink-spitting OctoBot (he only has four arms, but the name is cooler)
Make sure to come up for air once in a while, or you will turn blue.
How to Play
Getting Started
Make sure the power to your Super NES is off. Insert the Mohawk & Headphone Jack Game Pak into your Super NES system with the attractive label facing forward. Plug one or two game controllers into your Super NES and turn the power on. Oh, yeah - you need a TV and stuff, too, but you can find those details in your Super NES Instruction Manual.
When the Mohawk & Headphone Jack title screen comes up, you can select from the following options by pressing up or down on the Control Pad and pressing any button:
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One Player - use Controller One to help Mohawk find his way through the caves and back to the surface.
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Two Players - Player One will play as Mohawk and Player Two will control Headphone Jack. Players will take turns - whenever a player loses a life, control will go to the other player.
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Options - Here you can change the A, B, X & Y Button functions or enter a 6-digit passcode to continue an unfinished level (look for codes when you finish each level). You can also see the credits to learn who's responsible for this game.
If you let the game sit, the demo will start - if you watch it, you might learn something, but it's not as much fun as playing, so press Start and let's get busy!
Party Duties In The House!
In order to restore their planet to its former level of coolness, you must help Mohawk and Headphone Jack travel through the seven worlds of General Headslot's subterranean caverns. Once underground, you must defeat the Bot Bosses and travel through the Vortexes to reach the surface and party big time. Fortunately, there are some goodies around to help you...
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CDs - Morfs use these discs to record their core biological data. And they're also great to rock to! Upon taking over the planet, General Headslot has swiped all of the Morf's CDs, taking them underground to power his Bot-production machinery. To stop the General and his infinite supply of Bot soldiers, you must reclaim all of the CDs you can find. Picking up CDs adds to your score and collecting enough of them on each level will open a doorway to the next world.
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Mega CDs - Grab these huge discs to spin up your score and change music tracks in the game. Despite their size, they're not easy to find. Make sure you explore all areas and check your map for spots you've missed.
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Power Supply - These Bot Batteries can be found inside the caverns. Picking up a Power Supply charges up your Health Points, allowing you to recover energy taken away by hitting a Bot or obstacle. If you run out of batteries, you will lose a life.
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Spare Plasma - Sort of a Morf Band-Aid, these Plasma balls allow your Morf to reconstruct after exploding. You can carry up to three at a time. Your explosive ability can be used to take out some Bots.
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Data Recorder - X marks the spot. If you touch one of these yellow plasma spheres, you will be able to continue from that point if you get splattered later on.
Controls
Control Pad Left
Move Left
Control Pad Right
Move Right
Control Pad Up
Look up
Control Pad Down
Look down and do a Rock Morf
A Button
Hurdle
B Button
Leap
X Button
Morf Explosion
Y Button
Spike Morf
A & B Button
Propel faster when swimming or flying
L Button
Rotate the entire screen Left
R Button
Rotate the entire screen Right
Start Button
Pause game
Control Pad Up & Down
Select options in Pause Menu
Control Pad Left & Right
Change options in Pause Menu
Select Button
Map Screen
Control Pad
Check out surroundings on Map Screen
L & R Buttons
Rotate the map
Up and Down
Select different options in Tunes Screen
Left and Right
Change options in Tunes Screen
Enemies & Characters
Inflate-O-Morf
You're fulla hot air, and fortunately it will float you to places you want to be.
Creature From Ooze Lagoon Morf
This morph allows you to swim by grabbing gills, but you must wait two hours after eating.
Suction Morf
Suction Man does whatever a plunger can, allowing you to stick to walls and climb on floors.
Spring Morf
Major bounces can be yours with these huge springs.
Tips & Maps
Collecting Items
You will rack up points for collecting each CD and for hitting Bots and Bot Bosses. At the end of each level, you get points for the percentage of the total CDs in that level.
Improving Your Score
To improve your score, go back and look for every CD and Mega CD. Write down those Passcodes when you get them so you can continue!
Map and Warps
Enemies, CDs and pickups will not appear on the Map, but level exits and level bosses will be shown by a red X once you have collected a certain number of CDs. Bonus Warps will open up after you collect a certain number of CDs on each level.
Exploration
Check your map regularly to discover unexplored areas of the level. You can only pick up CDs and pickups when running or jumping, not when rolled into a defensive spike ball.
Ooze Tubz
Use the Ooze Tubz and your various Morfs to get from one area of the level to the next. Pay attention to the forks in the Ooze Tubz - they can take you to new areas of the level.
Switches
You will need to hit switches to get safely past certain areas. Some switches are located in secret rooms - keep exploring!
Volume
You already guessed the volume goes higher than 10, right?
Party Planet Gravity
Remember that the Party Planet has extremely low gravity, allowing Morfs to be drawn to any nearby surface. Use this to jump from platform to platform to reach all the way to the ceiling. But by the time you reach it, the ceiling will have become the floor. Whoa. If you jump high enough, you may be able to go orbital!
Hints and Tips Hotline
For more hints and tips, call 1-900-370-HINT. Must be 18 years of age or have parental permission. Touch-tone phone required.
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