Digimon World 2
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(Playstation - US, RPG)
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Developed_By:
BEC Co. Ltd.
Published_By:
Bandai
Released On:
27 Jul 2000
Digimon World 2 the second game in the Digimon World series brings us to an all-new world in which we must raise digimon to fight off the evil trying to invade. In the previous Digimon World, you played as a young boy who was called to the Digital World in order to save the digimon from a terrible fate and had a partner digimon which needed your care. In this second game, your role is that of a new Guard Tamer who's destined to protect the Digital city, and the Digital world.
Gameplay involves exploring an open world, battling other creatures, and raising your party to higher levels. You can also digivolve your digimon to the new mega level, unseen in the previous game. The DNA-Digivolving system gives you even further ways to gain new and more powerful digimon.
Digimon World 2 was released on May 19th, 2001 for the Playstation console. It is a role-playing game where you must protect the Digital world from evil invaders.
UPC-A:
045557088842 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
5297 (United States)
ASIN:
B00005B70Q (United States)
Media #:
SLUS-01193 (USA)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a monster-taming RPG where players explore a digital world, battle other Digimon teams in an arena, and manage their own Digimon while navigating various traps. Players will also interact with different factions and exchange Digimon to strengthen their team.
Story
Digital City
The first place the player will journey to is "Digital City." This will become the center of your adventure.
Black Sword
This is a Virus Type Digimon Team that values strength. This possible Partner Guard Team is good at raising strong Digimon.
Digimon Center
This is a place where you can exchange Digimon that are on your own server with Digimon that were donated to the Guard by other Tamers.
Coliseum
This is an Arena to battle Digimon on other Guard Teams.
Blue Falcon
This is a Data Type Digimon Team that values peace and harmony. This possible Partner Guard Team is good at raising peaceful Digimon.
Main Gate
When you go out to adventure, you will speak to Mission Chief Carol.
Tamer's Club
Tamers from each Guard Team are gathered here. You can get various information here.
Gold Hawk
This Guard Team values righteousness and honor. They are developing Items that will help Vaccine Type Digimon.
World Map & Domains
Traps
There are many traps set in the Domains. If your Digi-Beetle gets damaged by the traps and your Health (HP: Hit Point) level goes to zero, you will go into the Emergency Escape Mode and be returned to Digital City.
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Land Mines: There are many levels of Land Mine power. Yellow < Green < Blue < Purple < Red. Yellow is the weakest and Red the strongest. The higher the level, the harder it is to see and the more damage it will cause. Land Mines can be detected with Mine Sweeps and can be disabled with the proper Arm Parts.
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Acid Swamps: If you go into an Acid Swamp, your Digi-Beetle's HP (Hit Points) will go down. The Acid Swamp's color shows its power. Yellow < Green < Blue < Purple < Red. Yellow is the weakest and Red the strongest.
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Electro-Spores: An Electro-Spore is an invisible energy field. If you hit one, your Digi-Beetle will be damaged and you won't be able to move. After you hit one, or after you buy a Mine Sweep, they will become visible. Their level of strength is color coded. Yellow < Green < Blue < Purple < Red. Again, the higher the level, the harder it is to see and the more damage it will cause. You can destroy these with Magnetic Missiles.
How to Play
PlayStation Game Console (Top View)
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SONY
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PlayStati
PlayStation Game Console (Front View)
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RESET BUTTON
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POWER BUTTON
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POWER INDICATOR
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CONTROLLER PORT 1
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DISC COVER
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OPEN BUTTON
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MEMORY CARD SLOT 1
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CONTROLLER PORT 1
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MEMORY CARD SLOT 2
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CONTROLLER PORT 2
Getting Started
Press the OPEN button on the console to open the cover, then place the CD-ROM into the drive. Turn the unit ON. You will see an opening demo, then a TITLE screen.
Title Screen Options
On the TITLE screen you will be offered four modes to choose from. Use the Directional Buttons Up/Down to select, then press START button to confirm.
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TO START A NEW GAME: Select "NEW GAME," press START button to confirm.
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TO CONTINUE A GAME: Select "CONTINUE GAME," press START button to confirm.
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TO DELETE AN ADVENTURE: Please consult your PlayStation game console manual for instructions on HOW TO DELETE A FILE, or simply save over your previous game.
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TO BATTLE AGAINST YOUR FRIEND: Select "BATTLE MODE" and press START button to confirm.
Memory Card
Don't forget to insert a MEMORY CARD. If you don't use a MEMORY CARD, you will not be able to save your game. Do not attempt to remove a MEMORY CARD from the console during a game.
Place the disk correctly into the PlayStation game console and push the POWER button.
Menu Screen
By pressing the START button on the Title Screen, the Menu Screen will appear. Select from the Menu with the Directional Buttons and press the START button.
Saving Your Game
You can save a game in progress onto a MEMORY CARD. When you want to save a game, insert the MEMORY CARD into MEMORY CARD slot 1 or 2. Remember: You cannot make a record of your adventure without a MEMORY CARD.
Copyright Information
TM & © 2000 AKIYOSHI HONGO. TOEI ANIMATION CO.LTD
©2000 BANDAI.CO. LTD
Story Mode
Start Game
You start from the Story Mode. You will start out by creating a file on your MEMORY CARD, so please place your MEMORY CARD into MEMORY CARD slot 1 or 2.
Continue Game
This continues the game from the point of your last save. First, choose the slot that you have your MEMORY CARD plugged into, MEMORY CARD slot 1 or 2. Next, choose which file you wish to play from.
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Press X button to choose file to load
Versus Battle Mode
To battle with a friend, select Battle Mode. (See p. 22)
Playing on PlayStation® 2
When playing on the PlayStation® 2 computer entertainment system, use the MEMORY CARD for PlayStation.
Digital City
After your training session, you will listen to each Guard Leader in Digital City and choose which Guard Team you want to join. After listening to instructions from various people, a Guard Team Leader will ask whether you want to join his team or not. Once you become an official member of a Guard Team, you will be given your mission.
World Map & Domains
World Map
Select Digital City or a Domain with the Directional Buttons and press button to enter. This is the world map of Directory Continent. As the story progresses, the number of Domains you can go to will increase.
Domain
This is a Domain, where Digimon live. You go here with a Digi-Beetle. Due to a strange force, a Domain will change in form each time you enter.
Domain Clear
At the end of each Domain, there is a Domain Boss. If you battle and defeat the boss, you will clear that Domain.
Save Method
When you press the button in Digital City, a status menu will appear. If you select "Save" here, the game you've played up to that point will be saved onto a MEMORY CARD.
Inside a Domain
You go to various Domains in your Digi-Beetle. There are many wild Digimon groups in each Domain, but only the strongest Digimon will be displayed on screen. By pressing the button, you will be able to see which Digimon are in that group.
When your Digi-Beetle's Health Level (HP: Hit Points) or Energy Level (EP: Energy Points) goes to zero, you will be returned to Digital City.
Auto Pilot
By pressing the button, a menu will be displayed allowing you to choose "Auto Pilot." By using the Auto Pilot, you will be able to go from any Domain back to Digital City at once.
Treasure Boxes
If you press the button in front of any Treasure Box in the Domains, they will open. Beware, they may be booby-trapped.
Domain Obstacles
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Bug Nests: Bugs hide in Nests. If you run over a Bug Nest, a Bug will come down and stick to your Digi-Beetle. Bugs can be seen with a "Bug Sweep." When you find a Bug Nest, depending on its level, you can destroy it by shooting a "Bug Zap" into it.
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Bit Bug: If this Bug gets into your Digi-Beetle, you will lose Bit money with every move. When your Bit money level goes too low, your Digi-Beetle's equipment will fall
Controls
L1 Button
In Domain, Enables Diagonal Move
L2 Button
Not Used
Directional Buttons
Character Movement
SELECT
Switches Map Display
START
Brings Map Screen to Front
R1 Button
In Domain, Enables Pivoting
R2 Button
Not Used
Button
Status
▲ Button
Cancel Command
✔Button
Execute Command
Enemies & Characters
Player (You)
A young child who lives in Digital City and dreams of becoming the best Digimon Tamer, joining a "Guard Team" to protect the peace of Digimon World.
Veemon
A newly discovered Digimon, a survivor of a species that flourished at the genesis of Digimon World. He is naughty and likes to play tricks, but has a strong sense of justice.
Agumon
A Reptile Digimon who has evolved to walk on two legs and is aggressive.
Greymon
A Dinosaur species Digimon with a head similar to a beetle's shell, he is a highly aggressive monster with sharp claws and huge horns.
Veedramon
Gets his name from the "V" shape on his chest; otherwise, his background is a mystery.
Digi-Beetle
Vehicles that transport many Digimon at once by compressing them into data form. Their abilities can be boosted by upgrading various Parts.
MetalGreymon
Mostly cyborg, he is super aggressive with the destructive power of a nuclear bomb.
WarGreymon
The strongest Dragon Digimon, clad in supermetal "Chrome-Digizoid" armor, he has risen to the highest Level of Digivolution of the Greymon species. His speed and power are so great that he will not fall prey to the typical attack of an Ultimate Level Digimon.
MetalGarurumon
Almost totally clad in metal, his power is greatly boosted, representing the highest Digivolution Level of the Garurumon species. Even though he's metalized, he hasn't lost his natural street smarts and destroys enemies with countless hidden weapons.
Tips & Maps
DNA Digivolution
Combine two Digimon to create a higher potential superior Digimon. Both Digimon must be at Champion Level or above, and the resulting Digimon will be a lower level.
Inheriting Finishing Techniques
A Digimon born of DNA Digivolution will inherit Techniques from its parents. As its Experience Level increases, it will gradually be able to use up to 12 inherited Techniques.
Versus Battle Technique Selection
During Versus Battle, rapidly press the button to raise the Tech Gauge and select a Technique within 10 seconds. Pressing too much or too little will result in an 'over boost' or 'miss', causing the attack to fail.
Battle Hints
The Techniques your Digimon has learned are shown in the Tech Gauge. Having Techniques of differing strengths improves your chances of not 'overdoing' or 'underdoing' the Tech Gauge.
Items & Weapons
Body
As you progress in the game, your Digi-Beetle's Body will be modified, allowing you to load bigger Engines and carry more Cannons.
Engine Parts
A bigger Engine increases your Digi-Beetle's endurance (HP), allowing you to continue your quest even if slightly damaged by a Domain Trap.
Battery Parts
Loading a high capacity Battery increases your EP (Energy Points) and the distance your Digi-Beetle can travel.
Memory Parts
Loading high capacity RAM increases the number of Digimon your Digi-Beetle can carry.
Tool Boxes
Loading a high capacity Tool Box increases the number of Items your Digi-Beetle can carry.
Tire Parts
These Parts strengthen the Tires of the Digi-Beetle, allowing you to go through Acid Swamps without damage, with stronger parts needed for super strong swamps.
Arm Parts
These arm-shaped Parts remove Land Mines; higher grade Arm Parts allow you to remove higher level Land Mines.
Hand Parts
These manipulators disarm Treasure Box Booby Traps; higher grade Hand Parts allow you to disarm higher level Booby Traps.
Mine Sweeps
These detect hidden Land Mines and Electro-Spores; higher grade MINE SWEEPS detect higher level Land Mines and Electro-Spores.
Bug Sweeps
This detects hidden Bug Nests; higher grade BUG SWEEPS detect higher level Bug Nests.
Digimon Transfer
This device allows you to transmit a new Digimon friend into Digital City's Digimon Server, even if your Digi-Beetle's Memory is full.
Cannons
Your Digi-Beetle supports your Digimon Team by firing different Ammunition from its Cannons, with the type of Ammunition depending on the Cannon type.
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