Disruptor
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(Playstation - US, FPS)
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Developed by:
Sony
Published by:
Universal Interactive Inc.
Released On:
01 Jan 1996
Disruptor is a first-person shooter with a few unique twists, including cut-scenes featuring live actors, psionics, and specific objectives on each mission. As a member of Earth's psionic troops, you are tasked with completing missions to ensure the security of the planet. As you progress through the stages, you gain access to bigger weapons and more advanced psionic implants that grant you special abilities.
Gameplay revolves around completing objectives while navigating through levels filled with enemy forces. The game requires strategic use of your psionic powers and arsenal to overcome challenges. With a mix of action and strategy, Disruptor offers an immersive gaming experience.
eBay Product ID:
2318 (United States)
UPC-A:
785670960013 (United States)
ASIN:
B00002SW9I (United States)
Sony PN:
SLUS-00224 (United States)
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Input Devices Required:
Gamepad
Number of Offline Players:
1 Player
Number of Players Supported:
1 Player
Save Game Methods:
Password, External Storage
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a sci-fi action game where players take on the role of a LightStormer recruit, mastering firearms, close-quarters combat, and psionic abilities. Players engage in missions across the solar system, battling enemies and uncovering intrigue in a hostile universe.
Story
A Cold Day In The Far Future
You have been accepted into the legendary LightStormer Corps, an Earth-based organization that has brought peace to the solar system through force. As a new recruit, you must learn to survive in a hostile universe. You will become proficient in firearms and close quarter battle tactics.
Your superiors have also entrusted you with a neurological implant that enhances your natural mental abilities. You must master several psionic disciplines to unleash mental attacks and heal physical damage. Gain experience in these psionic techniques to crush your enemies.
A series of new worlds and adventures await you. Intrigue and deception are a part of the expanding universe. Miss one clue, and all your weapons and powers won't save you.
Pay attention to the details, look both ways, and remember the credo of the LightStormers:
THINK FAST, SHOOT FAST
KICK ASS!
Practice Mode
Use the Practice Mode to hone your battle skills before beginning a new game. Check the multiple button configurations in the Controller Options screen in the Main Menu. Play with each setting to determine which one has the most natural feel for your gaming style.
Starting the Game
Set the disc in the disc holder, turn the PlayStation console ON, and close the disc cover. Press the Start Button to bypass the opening sequence. If it's your first time, we recommend you watch it.
You should watch all of the video interludes to gain valuable mission information. You never know what will turn up between missions.
Main Menu Selections
Use the Directional Button to move the highlight to the choice you desire and press the X button to select it.
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Practice Mode - Explore Missions 1 through 5 to earn valuable gameplay experience.
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New Game - Begin your tour of duty as a LightStormer. Progress can be saved (using your Memory Card) or you may play the game using passwords given to you when you complete each level.
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Load Game - This option allows you to download a previously saved game from your Memory Card. Saved games played in hard mode appear in red. Follow the instructions in the sub-menu to continue from the last mission you completed. By pushing the Directional Button left and right, you can also re-play previous missions.
The Missions
The first three missions you undergo are training exercises. Your goal in these is one of survival. Just because they are designated training exercises, however, does not mean your death is any less painful. The LightStormers have built their traditions upon the valor of the victorious, not the memories of the dead.
The first eight missions are listed below to give you an idea of what to expect. The remainder of the missions you will have to encounter on your own, through determination, intuitive skill, and raw guts. We hope you make the LightStormers proud to include you in their legendary Corps.
Mission 1 - The Gauntlet
This scenario takes place within a training grid on the grounds of the LightStormer Academy. Just try to make it through in one piece.
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NOTE: There are no powerups available on this mission.
Mission 2 - Chemical Factory
The remnants of "Better Living Through Chemicals" are scattered across this desolate wasteland. Avoid falling in the murky pools (acid burns quickly!) and use the Phase Rifle as much as possible.
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NOTE: The fine art of jumping is best learned on this mission. This is also your first opportunity to practice powerups.
Mission 3 - Rooftop Terrorist Elimination
Last of the training exercises, this mission involves you in the gentle art of robot rearrangement. You simply replace the finely crafted Terrorist Droid's moving parts with as much raw firepower within your sphere of control as you can.
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NOTE: Do not shoot the hostage droids! Not only is shooting the hostage droids bad form, but you'll soon learn there's a reason they look like floating tanks of liquid explosive...
Mission 4 - Jupiter Station Destruction
It's now all for real. No more exercises. Your first true mission as a LightStormer sends you to a Cryopirate space station that has parked over the planet Jupiter. Your objective is to infiltrate their station and knock out their anti-gravity engines by destroying three control consoles on board.
Between you and the consoles are enough Guard Droids and Cryopirates to keep a platoon of LightStormers busy, let alone a rookie on his first mission.
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NOTE: The "AM" in AM Blaster stands for Anti-Matter. Just thought you might want to know what you're playing with here.
Mission 5 - Terraformer on Titan
nature of the assault and deal with the intruders in the typical Light Stormer fashion
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NOTE: Look for the Lock-On Cannon in this mission. It is currently owned and operated by a very big and unfriendly creature
Mission 6 - Alien Ruins on Mars
There is real life on Mars! Unfortunately, it has killed all the scientists sent to study it. This alien ruin is buzzing with so much psionic energy, your metallic weapons can't get beamed down with you.
Fortunately, you've got the Blast psionic, and that psionic energy should work to your advantage. Your job is to find a mysterious psionic orb. Try not to fail as others have before you.
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NOTE: Although the scientists were lightly armed, their guns won't be nearly enough to get through. Better use those psionics
Mission 7 - Biowarfare Lab in Antarctica
How did the mutants from off world end up on Earth? What are they doing in a secret base at the bottom of the
Controls
Directional Keys
Walk forward
X Button
Shoot gun
O Button
Activate psionic discipline
β² Button
Jump
Button
Open Doors/Throw Switches
Start Button
Pause the game.
L1
Choose weapon (use the D-Pad to make selection).
L1 twice
quick-switch to the last weapon used
R1
Choose psionic discipline (use the D-Pad to make selection).
R1 twice
quick-switch to the last psionic used
L2 and R2
Sidestep to the left or right
Select Button
Bring up map.
How to Play
Weapon Inventory
Press L1 to bring up the Weapon Inventory. Use the Directional Button to scroll through your selection of firearms.
The total ammo (including special ammo) appears to the right of each weapon. Remember that some weapons share ammunition.
Psionic Inventory
As you progress in your missions you will be given numerous psionic powers to learn and use. Press R1 to bring up the Psionic Inventory. Use the Directional Button to scroll through your selection of powers.
Important Note
Changing weapons and psionics does not stop the action of the game! You should find a secure location to change weapons or psionics.
Advanced Tip
When you pause to change weapons, keep in mind which weapon and psionic is available to quickswitch (See CONTROLS). That way you can stay right in the thick of the action.
Map Screen
Press the Select Button during the gameplay to access your Automapper. When you enter the Automap, your location appears as an arrow in the center of the screen.
You can navigate and play the game as usual in this mode. To exit real time mode, press the L1 or R1 button.
When real time mode is OFF, the game is paused and you can view the entire Automap by scrolling with the Directional Button. Press L1 or R1 button again to turn real time mode back ON.
Press SELECT again to return to normal gameplay.
Mission Complete
When you finish a mission, the Mission Complete screen shows your Kills and Completion percentages.
The Kills number shows the percentage of actual enemies you eliminated in the level. The Completion percentage is based on the following factors: eliminating enemies, exploring the entire level and...
Items & Weapons
15mm Pistol
Part of the standard issue gear, this weapon is reliable and has an instantaneous shot, making it a favorite among experienced LightStormers.
15mm Automatic
An upgraded version of the standard 15mm, featuring a faster refire rate due to recent technological improvements.
Phase Rifle
This weapon fires powerful laser bursts that are effective against organic enemies, with a rapid recharge rate and the ability to penetrate multiple targets when using High Frequency Ammo.
AM Blaster
A shotgun-type weapon favored by space-pirates, it emits a powerful spray effective in close quarters and can fire double bursts.
Lock On Cannon
This weapon fires slow-moving projectiles that, once locked on, never miss and deliver intense damage, with special Binary Lock On Ammo capable of neutralizing multiple targets.
AM Cyclone
Using the same ammunition as the AM Blaster, this device fires five explosive rounds at once, causing huge damage and not recommended for close quarters.
Phase Repeater
A modified Phase Rifle that dishes out three times the damage but consumes ammo quickly, popular among certain terrorist organizations.
Plasma Lance
An unauthorized weapon used primarily in outlaw zones of the Solar System.
Zodiac
An unauthorized weapon used primarily in outlaw zones of the Solar System.
Tips & Maps
Using Psionic Disciplines
Your neurosurgical implant allows you to unleash incredible damage to your enemies through concentration and will power, measured in psionic points. These offensive and defensive disciplines make up another aspect of your LightStormer training, allowing you to use your mind as a deadly weapon.
Shock
Deadly at close range, this attack costs 5 psionic points.
Drain
When the Drain projectile hits an enemy, a small blue orb of energy appears for 8 seconds; grab it to add its energy back to your Psionic strength. The number of Drain orbs is proportionate to the strength of the enemy.
Heal
Costs 20 psionic points to add 20% back to your health.
Shield
Protect yourself from enemies and hostile terrain; the shield remains in effect as long as you hold the button down and have Psi points.
Blast
This costly weapon (25 psionic points) allows you to destroy multiple targets with one detonation. Launch the projectile, steer it to an optimum location, then press the button again to unleash the blast, destroying all enemies within a six-meter radius and creating blue energy orbs for additional psionic points.
Terablast
This special upgrade to the Psionic Blast allows its damage to pass through walls unaffected.
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