Quake III Revolution
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(Playstation 2 - US, FPS)
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Electronic Arts
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Electronic Arts
Released On:
30 Aug 2001
Quake III Revolution , released on 26 March 2001 for the PlayStation 2, is a first-person shooter game. The game takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity has been decimated by an alien invasion. Players take on the role of a resistance fighter who must fight to survive and ultimately destroy the alien threat.
The gameplay involves fast-paced action, with players controlling their character as they navigate through levels, collecting power-ups and weapons while fighting against the alien forces. The game features a variety of multiplayer modes, including team deathmatch and capture the flag, which allow for competitive play against other players.
UPC-A:
4938833005359 (Japan)
Media #:
SLPS-20108 (Japan)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
1. Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in its instruction manual.
2. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located at the back of the console) is turned on.
3. Press the RESET button. When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN button and the disk tray will open.
4. Place the Quake III Revolution™ disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again and the disc tray will close.
5. Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate.
6. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
PlayStation®2 Computer Entertainment System
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MEMORY CARD slot 2
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MEMORY CARD slot 1
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disc tray
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RESET button
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USB connector
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S400 i.LINK connector
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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(OPEN) button
COMMAND REFERENCE
DUALSHOCK™2 ANALOG CONTROLLER CONFIGURATIONS
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L2 button
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L1 button
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R2 button
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R1 button
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directional buttons (D-Button)
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left analog stick (L3 button when pressed down)
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SELECT button
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ANALOG mode switch
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START button
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right analog stick (R3 button when pressed down)
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button
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button
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button
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button
Main Menu Options
New Campaign
Press the directional button UP/DOWN to highlight NEW CAMPAIGN in the Main Menu, then press the button to start a single player Campaign.
Continue Campaign
Highlight CONTINUE CAMPAIGN in the Main Menu and press the button to load a previously saved Campaign from your Memory Card (PS2).
Arena
Press the directional button UP/DOWN to highlight ARENA in the Main Menu and press the button to start a multiplayer game.
Options
Highlight OPTIONS in the Main Menu and press the button in order to adjust video, audio, and controller preferences. You can also save your preferences to a Memory Card (PS2).
GAME SCREEN
Would-be gladiators should pay attention to the information displayed on the game screen; it could make the difference between staying alive and becoming another arena statistic.
On-screen information differs depending upon the challenge (i.e. a Possession game screen indicates how long you have held the flag and who is currently in possession of it, while team challenges display team scores).
The existence and location of game screen information varies, depending on the number of players taking part. Descriptions in this manual assume a 1-player game is being played.
Game Screen Elements
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Gladiator targeted
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Last item picked up
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Current power-up and time remaining until it wears off
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Health level
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Armor level
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+66 Health Level
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12:36 Time remaining
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0/20 Current Frags/Required Frags (Deathmatch only)
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Rocket Launcher
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25+131 Weapons available
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Current weapon and ammo remaining
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Total Frags
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Current position out of all competitors
Health Level
The Arena's a dangerous place; do not underestimate it! Even the best are going to get hurt or even fragged when pitched into battle, so it is vital that you keep an eye on your health level, which is displayed in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen.
Throughout the arenas, it is possible to increase your health beyond your character's current maximum value, although the level counts back down to the current maximum when this occurs.
Armor Level
Wearing armor reduces the inevitable decrease in your gladiator's health level when attacked by an enemy. Your current armor rating is displayed to the left of your health level.
You can pick up items and power-ups that allow you to temporarily increase it beyond your character's current maximum level. As with Health, whenever your armor rating is above the maximum, it counts down gradually until it reaches that mark, even if you aren't under attack.
Weapons and Power-Ups
The weapon and/or power-up currently in use are represented on-screen by icons.
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Amount of ammo remaining for current weapon
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9 Weapon currently in use
When you run out of ammo for your current weapon, you automatically transfer to the next weapon in your arsenal.
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Power-up currently in use
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米13 Time left until effect of power-up times out
Selecting Weapons
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To cycle forward through the weapons you have picked up, press the button.
Other Game Screen Information
Basic on-screen information also indicates how much time there is left until the limit imposed by the Vardrigar is reached, your total frags, and your current position in the challenge.
In-Game Options Menu
You can pause the game by pressing the START button. From the in-game Options menu you can choose the following options:
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CONTINUE: Return to the current game.
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CONTROLLER SETUP: Allows you to adjust selected controller settings.
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AUDIO SETUP: Allows you to change selected audio preferences.
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RESTART: Begin the current game again.
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QUIT: End the current game.
In multiplayer team challenges with 2-4 players, the in-game Options menu also gives you the opportunity to change teams.
CAMPAIGN (SINGLE PLAYER)
Campaign mode allows you to challenge Arena combatants in a quest for freedom. In single-player mode, Quake III Revolution is split into five tiers of five arenas each.
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Controls
R
Edit/Default/View
Return to previous screen
Delete
Select/Go to next screen
Select/Go to next screen
Crouch
Crouch
Strafe Left
Strafe Left
Zoom
Zoom
Strafe Right
Strafe Right
Turn Right
Turn Right
Move Forwards
Move Forwards
Turn Left
Turn Left
Move Backwards
Move Backwards
Move Forwards (UP)
Move Forwards
Move Backwards (DOWN)
Move Backwards
Turn Left (LEFT)
Turn Left
Turn Right (RIGHT)
Turn Right
Pause game
Pause game
Use Item
Use Item
Jump
Jump
Next Weapon
Next Weapon
Shoot/Respawn
Shoot/Respawn
UP/DOWN
select an option
button
select an option
Look Up (DOWN)
Look Up
Look Down (UP)
Look Down
Center View (Press)
Center View
Enemies & Characters
Doom (Human)
Doom remained on Phobos long after his comrades had fallen, defiantly attempting to send a message to his home planet, Earth. He patrols the arenas with his weapon of choice, the Railgun, stalking other combatants and biding his time before picking off any gladiator unlucky enough to end up in his crosshairs.
Sarge (Human)
An experienced combat veteran, Sarge is equally adept with all the weapons the Arena Eternal has to offer. He favors the Rocket Launcher but has a special affection for the Shotgun since close combat means he can smell his opponent's fear.
Anarki (Cybronic Human)
One of the youngest combatants in the Arena Eternal, Anarki made his name in the Random Access gang. Always seeking an edge, Anarki will go through anything and anyone to get to power-ups and his favorite weapon, the Shotgun.
Daemia (Human)
An accomplished bounty hunter, Daemia has seen it, done it, fragged it. Her agility makes her a tricky target in the arena and her weapons skills and fondness for the Shotgun, Rocket Launcher and Grenade Launcher make her a match for any of the Arena's long-term residents.
Klesk (Alien Chitinid)
Although aggressive when holding the advantage on an opponent, Klesk is prone to hasty retreats when the going gets tough. A great advocate of both the Plasma Gun and Railgun, Klesk's hive mentality means opponents not only have to beat him, they have to overcome his whole race.
Tips & Maps
Saving a Campaign
You can save your Campaign onto a Memory Card (PS2) from the Awards screen. You can create a NEW save or replace an existing one.
Saving a Multiplayer Game
After a multiplayer game, you can update the League table and save the League data to your Memory Card (PS2). You can choose to overwrite previous League data or not.
Saving Settings
You can save customized settings, including video, audio, and controller preferences, from the Options menu. You can choose to overwrite previously saved settings.
Loading a Saved Campaign
From the Main Menu, select CONTINUE CAMPAIGN to choose and load a previously saved game.
Frags
Difference between a combatant's total kills and total suicides.
Gladiator
Term used to describe a combatant in the Arena Eternal.
Respawning
Act of regeneration when a combatant is brought back to life by the Vadrigar.
Bot
Computer-controlled opponent.
Clan Member
Member of the multiplayer League.
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