One Piece Mansion
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🙂 6.6/10
(Playstation - US, Puzzle)
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$26.24
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Developed by:
Capcom
Published by:
Capcom
Released On:
01 Jan 2001
In One Piece Mansion , you will start off with a certain number of floors and a certain number of residents. At the end of the month, you will have to collect rent. You can build new rooms for tenants that wish to move in and by installing elevators, you can build new floors and make the mansion expand. Just make sure you have enough money to make the upgrades/changes.
The residents can affect each other in either a positive or negative way, depending on their own living habits. Some tenants will exert positive effects in the form of blue arrows into certain directions (up, down, left, right and/or diagonally). By placing another tenant where these arrows are aiming at will help diminish their stress. At the same time, some tenants will exert negative effects in the form of red arrows. Tenants on the receiving end of these arrows will get stressed out. You can switch tenants around and make new rooms for them but it will cost you money. The key is to arrange the tenants in a certain way so that they all balance each other out harmoniously...otherwise they will leave without paying rent and the room will explode - forcing you to lose income and dish out to repair the damage. To prevent this from happening, you will have to observe your tenants Stress Gauge that tells you their current stress level.
Another factor to watch out for is Syndicate 5 - a group of criminals that moves in and disturbs your tenants. When they do, try to drive them out by placing tenants around them that will send them red arrows. Every now and then they may go out of their room and cause trouble. If that happens, change to Security mode and move Polpo to where the criminal is. When he's there, Polpo can blow his alarm whistle at the criminals which will send them scurrying back to their hide-out.
The game has two modes: Story and Endless.
In Story Mode, Putica, Polpo's little sister, is kidnapped by Chocopape who is jealous of One Piece Mansion 's success. To save Putica, Polpa must complete 7 orders. These orders are goals that must be met before you can tackle the next stage. The goals include making a certain amount of income, building a certain number of rooms or building a certain number of floors. Can Polpo handle all these challenges? Well it is up to you to make sure he does!
The game is divided into stages and every now and then you will have to confront a "Boss". Just drive them out as you do the criminals.
In Endless Mode you can select from 3 difficulty settings: Easy, Normal and Hard. There are no stages or ending, you just try to run One Piece Mansion your own way and see how far you can go.
UPC-A:
013388210626 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
7867 (United States)
ASIN:
B00005NCCT (United States)
Sony PN:
SLUS-01406 (United States)
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Save Game Methods:
External Storage
Number of Offline Players:
1-2 Players
Number of Players Supported:
1-2 Players
Input Device Features Supported:
Vibration
Controller Types Supported:
Analog Controller
Multiplayer Game Modes:
Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a strategic simulation game where players manage a mansion, strategically placing residents to remove "trouble residents" and defeat criminals. The overarching goal is to complete missions and rescue Polpo's kidnapped sister.
Story
STORY MODE
In this mode, the game follows a story. Polpo's little sister has been kidnapped by a jealous landlord and is being held hostage until you complete 7 difficult missions. You must clear all the stages in order to rescue Polpo's sister!
You'll see a series of play instructions before starting the game. These tell you how to keep your mansion in order. You can press the START button to skip these steps and go directly to gameplay.
Rival Characters
In every few stages, a powerful rival character will appear. The rival character will move into your mansion when you kick out all the trouble residents. Now you have to take care of him.
TROUBLE RESIDENTS
Trouble residents will take over open rooms in your mansion one after another. Unlike regular residents, trouble residents cannot be moved to other rooms.
Getting rid of trouble residents is tricky - but not impossible. Put a character who causes stress in a room next to or near the trouble resident. If you've chosen the right personality, the tenant will stress out the troublemaker. If you ignore trouble residents, the stress they cause will ruin everything you've worked for!
DEFEAT CRIMINALS!
One of your most important jobs is to protect your residents from crime. A criminal group called SYNDICATE 5 is operating in the vicinity of your mansion. Soon they will invade your property!
Defeat them by going into Security Mode and moving Polpo to the scene of the trouble. Then press the button to:
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Blow the alarm whistle when you see a criminal in action.
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Spray the fire extinguisher to put out a fire.
END OF STAGE SAVE
After each stage, you'll have the opportunity to save the game. If you save your game, you can select the current stage the next time you play. You can also save your game in Options.
When you save, the characters who appeared in your game will be registered in the Character Book, which you can access in Pause Mode.
After saving, you can either continue on to the next stage or return to the Title screen.
Controls
L2 BUTTON
Display/hide Mission goal
L1 BUTTON
Toggle Manager/Security Mode (upper left of game screen)
DIRECTIONAL BUTTON
Move cursor (on menus)
LEFT ANALOG STICK (L3 BUTTON)
Not used
SELECT BUTTON
Show/hide mansion map
ANALOG MODE BUTTON
Toggle Analog (red) or Digital (dim) mode
R2 BUTTON
Zoom camera in/out
R1 BUTTON
Advance time
▲ BUTTON
Cancel (on menus)
● BUTTON
Hold down to see all residents' Mood Arrows at once
X BUTTON
Scroll story screens
■BUTTON
Blow alarm whistle
RIGHT ANALOG STICK (R3 BUTTON)
Not used
START BUTTON
Start game
How to Play
STARTING THE GAME
Press START on the Title screen to go to the Game Mode Select screen. Highlight a game mode with the directional buttons and press X to confirm.
GAME MODES
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STORY MODE: Follow a story and complete 7 missions to win. You can also load a previously saved game.
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ENDLESS MODE: Play individual stages for as long as you want.
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OPTIONS: Adjust various game settings.
SAVE DATA
Saving ONE PIECE MANSION™ play data requires an optional memory card with 1 free block.
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Use the SAVE option in Options to save your game.
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You can also save after clearing a stage.
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To load a saved game, use the LOAD option in Options, or load the game when you begin Story Mode.
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You cannot save your play data in a Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2).
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Do not turn off your PlayStation®, press the reset button, or remove the memory card while saving or loading game data. Doing so may destroy saved data.
MANSION PANDEMONIUM!
Welcome to ONE PIECE MANSION, a place where mysterious residents live, work, play, and sometimes cause trouble! You are Polpo, the mansion manager. Your job is to run a happy, harmonious mansion by protecting your residents from trouble and fending off criminals.
Sometimes unexpected disasters will erupt. A rival mansion across the street will often be the cause of your problems. Make ONE PIECE MANSION the best place in town and keep the roof from caving in!
MANSION MONEY
You need money to accomplish many management tasks.
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You gain money by:
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Collecting monthly rents.
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Completing building contracts.
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You spend money by:
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Switching residents' rooms.
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Building rooms.
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Building elevators.
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Paying damage penalties when rooms explode.
MANAGING YOUR MANSION
All residents living in ONE PIECE MANSION affect each other. You must arrange them comfortably in their rooms, or they could cause a lot of trouble.
STRESS
If a resident is too stressed out, they will move out and the room will explode. You'll lose rental income and have to pay to repair the damage.
If a resident spends two years in your mansion without any problems, the happy tenant will leave with a musical fanfare, and you'll earn a huge bonus.
JUDGING RESIDENT STRESS
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MOOD ARROWS: Watch these to see how your residents are relating. A blue arrow means the tenant is having a positive effect in that direction; a red arrow means the tenant is causing stress in that direction.
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STRESS GAUGE: The Stress Gauge at the top of a room shows the resident's stress level. As the stress level gets higher, it changes color from green to yellow, then to red. As it nears its critical point, it starts to blink, and finally the room explodes!
SWITCHING RESIDENTS
When residents have problems, switch their rooms so everyone can live comfortably. For example, Sodaigorou causes stress to rooms all around him because he makes lots of noise. To straighten out this situation, move Sodaigorou to a room away from everyone else.
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Place the cursor on Sodaigorou's room and press the X button to open the Manager's Menu.
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Use the directional buttons to select SWITCH, and press the X button.
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Select the room you want to move Sodaigorou into, and press the X button to complete the switch. If the second room already has tenants, they will move into Sodaigorou's old room.
OTHER IDEAS FOR SWITCHING
Ai-chan radiates a healing aura that reduces the stress of everyone around her. Move Ai-chan to Sodaigorou's old room to ease stressed residents.
If you want a resident to leave, move a troublemaker (such as Sodaigorou) to a nearby room so the unwanted resident will stress to the max.
MANAGER'S ROOM
Polpo starts the game in the Manager's Room.
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To return Polpo to this room quickly, press the X button to open the Manager's Menu, select SECURITY, and press the X button again. This also changes your current mode to Manager Mode (shown in the upper left corner).
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You can also move the Manager's Room to another location by using the SWITCH command.
MOVING IN NEW RESIDENTS
The Waiting Residents number at the bottom left of the screen shows how many people want to move into your mansion. Since more people are constantly added to the list, you need to move them in quickly.
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Select an empty room you'd like to rent and press the X button.
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On the Manager's Menu, select TENANT and press the X button again.
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You'll now see a row of "cards" showing which characters are waiting to move in. This gives you the opportunity to choose the right personality for the new room. Highlight the character you want to move in, and press the X button.
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Highlight an empty room and press the X button to complete the move.
BUILDING A NEW ROOM
When all your available rooms are filled, it's time to build new apartments. You can build a new room next to any existing room.
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Make sure you have the money to do the work.
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Select the location of the new room, and press the X button.
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On the Manager's Menu, select TENANT, and press
Enemies & Characters
POLPO
The manager of ONE PIECE MANSION, Polpo stays busy solving residents' problems and defeating criminals. His troubles never seem to end.
AI-CHAN
The sweetheart of ONE PIECE MANSION, Ai-chan's smile makes everyone happy.
MEE
An inquisitive alien, Mee bothers residents with his blinding laser.
OSUZU
Osuzu lives with her roomful of cats. Her pets' effects depend on who's living next to her.
OPE
A mysterious doctor, Ope eases residents' anxieties with his comforting medicines.
HEEBEE
Heebee is an obstinate bamboo craftsman. When he gets excited, the bamboo on his head sprouts and causes trouble to residents above him.
DRIMIMI
Drimimi is a dream devil whose dreams come true. Everything's great when she has a good dream, but if she has a nightmare... watch out!
GARCHANKO
He is training intensely to be Yokozuna (a sumo champion), and the rumble of his gigantic body stresses out the people around him.
KIKUNOSUKE
Kikunosuke is a psychic who can create thunder by shaking his spoon. The thunder can shatter parts of your mansion.
KIWI
Kiwi is a thief who is always sneaking around. If you see him, kick him out with the alarm whistle.
DURIAN
Durian always holds a torch in his hand and sets fire everywhere. Use the fire extinguisher to cope with him.
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