Getting Started
Set up the PlayStation game console according to its Instruction Manual. Make sure the power is OFF before inserting or removing a game disc. Insert the Star Wars Demolition™ CD and close the disc cover. Insert game controllers and turn ON the PlayStation game console. Follow the on-screen instructions to play. PlayStation Game Console Top View
Demolition supports the PlayStation DUALSHOCK™ analog controller and the PlayStation Memory Card. To save your progress, you will need a Memory Card in slot 1. Player Profiles
To track your win/loss record and Tournament status, create a player in one of the eight available slots. Once a profile is created, activate it from this menu by highlighting it and pressing the Button.
Your data will automatically be saved after each match OR at the end of the Tournament.
Main Menu • One Player Games
Selecting One Player allows you to choose between Battle Mode, Tournament Mode, High Stakes Mode or Hunt-a-Droid Mode.
Battle Mode
Battle Mode allows you to practice your demolition skills. Select your vehicle, the arena, and up to four opponents.
Once you've chosen your vehicle, press the Directional Buttons to select each opponent for the match. Press the Button to proceed. You must destroy all other vehicles to win.
Tournament Mode
A tournament is four rounds played against one enemy, then two, three, and four respectively. Arenas and enemies are chosen at random and you must destroy all enemies to proceed to the next round.
To unlock a new vehicle, complete the tournament with at least 10,000 credits. If you are destroyed during the tournament, you can replay the round but are penalized 500 credits. You lose the tournament if you run out of credits.
Earn money during the round as you destroy vehicles. There is no saving mid-tournament. If you quit from the tournament, it must be replayed from the beginning next time you select it.
Armor Repair Cost
Before entering the next round, your vehicle must be repaired at a rate of 500 credits per full strength bar. If you do not have enough credits for vehicle armor to be fully restored, the vehicle enters the next round partially repaired. High Stakes Mode
Each player chooses a ride and the CPU does the same. You are then presented with a "betting" screen. Here, the odds are shown and calculated based on the win-loss record of each player.
Players can bet any amount of their own money on themselves (in 100-credit increments, 100-minimum bet). If the odds are against players, they can actually win more than they bet. This amount is shown as the Upside. Players each start with 1000 credits.
After each round, the split Tally Screen shows a new balance for the winner and loser. Before entering the next round, the odds are recalculated and the players can place new bets for the upcoming round. The game ends whenever one of the players reaches 10,000 credits or loses everything.
Resupplying Shields and Weapons
You are charged five credits for each point of energy. If you do not have enough credits to recharge, recharging will stop.
Hunt-a-Droid Mode
Choose your vehicle and the arena. Computer-controlled droid targets will move randomly around the arena. You are scored based on the number of droids destroyed within the set time period.
Main Menu • Two Player Games
Battle Mode (Versus or Co-Op)
This mode allows you to battle it out one-on-one, or team up against additional opponents. In Versus Mode, the game is over when one vehicle is destroyed. In Co-Op Mode, both players must survive while destroying all other opponents.
Tournament Mode (Co-Op)
A second player can join forces with Player 1 to help complete the Tournament. Both players must survive each round in order to advance.
High Stakes Mode (Versus)
In this mode players are repeatedly pitted against one another until one of them reaches 10,000 credits or loses all of his/her credits. A player can place a bet before each battle.
Hunt-a-Droid Mode (Versus)
Two players can compete to destroy the most droids.
Tournament Chart
Indicates the Tournament status for each of the vehicles.
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Green=Completed with an Ultimate Victory (10,000+ credits)
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Yellow=Completed with less than 10,000 credits
Force Hits and Final Blows
To increase the Force Hit Multiplier, you must hit a vehicle with a Stage 2 or 3 attack with your standard laser OR mounted weapon. A Force Hit will occur anytime the player uses a Stage 4 attack OR a special weapon AND there is at least one multiplier lit on the Force Hit Multiplier Meter.
Beware, each time an enemy hits you with a Stage 2 or 3 attack, it will decrease your Force Hit Multiplier by one. A Final Blow can be executed AFTER a vehicle has been demolished, and BEFORE it's destroyed.
A Final Blow will only occur if you hit a demolished opponent with a Stage 4 attack from your mounted weapon AND a blast from your character's special weapon.
Combat Droids and Powerups
Throughout each of the arenas, J