SLAI Steel Lancer Arena International
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(Playstation 2 - US, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Genki
Published_By:
Konami
Released On:
11 Nov 2005
SLAI Steel Lancer Arena International is an action-adventure game released on the Playstation 2, where you play as a mercenary pilot fighting against evil forces in an arena. Your goal is to defeat your opponents and escape the arena without getting killed.
The gameplay involves fast-paced action sequences, such as dogfighting, shooting, and hand-to-hand combat. You must use your skills and abilities to take down your enemies and overcome obstacles. With a variety of weapons and upgrades available, you can customize your character and suit up for battle.
Part #:
SLES-52940 (Europe)
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Manual
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Extracted from the original game manual
This is a mech combat and customization game where players assemble robots from various modular components. Players strategically choose body, leg, arm, shoulder, and option modules to optimize their SV for battle, balancing factors like durability, payload, and weapon types.
Story
SV Overview
SV is the generic name for the robots used in the sport of rumbling. These robots are descendants of the American military prototype Multi-Legged Rough-Terrain Transport Vehicle (Codename: Soldier Boy), first developed in 2012. They were later used by civilians as construction machines.
You can view each robot's features under SV Specs.
SV Components
SVs are made up of 5 different parts: a body module, leg modules, arm modules, shoulder modules, and option modules.
Body Module
The 5 varieties of body modules are the deciding factor in choosing one maker's SV over another's. For example, Proton body modules can only be fitted with Proton shoulder, arm, and leg modules.
Most of the armor points that translate into SV durability come from the body module.
Leg Module
Leg modules feature widely varying characteristics depending on their design and can have a huge impact on the SV's maximum payload.
If your SV is equipped with modules that exceed the maximum payload, it won't be able to perform to the fullest extent of its capabilities.
Arm Module
Arm modules are the basic weapon of every SV. They are available in several variations, from live-shell machine guns to rockets, hand missiles, lasers, and close-range weaponry.
When choosing an arm model for your SV, try to maintain a balance between ammo rounds, weight, and other factors.
Shoulder Module
Shoulder modules can be divided into two general types: backup modules and main-weapon modules.
In a typical case, the Grenade Launcher used to disarm an enemy's optical-camouflage would be considered a backup module. The Missile Launcher that attacks the enemy would be considered a main-weapon module.
Option Module
These perform all kinds of support functions in the heat of battle. The optical-camouflage unit is the only exception.
It's practically a must for every SV—you can't use optical-camouflage without one.
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
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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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OPEN button
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USB connector
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
Note: Illustration may not match all PlayStation 2 console types. For owners of SCPH-70000 series PlayStation 2 systems, refer to the setup instructions supplied with your system.
Set up your PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in its Instruction Manual. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located on the back of the console) is turned ON.
Press the RESET button. When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN button and the display will open. Place the S.L.A.I. - Steel Lancer Arena International disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again and the disc tray will close.
Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
Memory Card (8MB)(for PlayStation®2)
To save game settings and progress, insert a memory card (8MB)(for PlayStation 2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1 of your PlayStation®2 system. You can load saved game data from the same memory card or any memory card (8MB)(for PlayStation®2) containing previously saved games.
MAIN MENU
When you start the game, you'll be told whether a memory card (8MB)(for PlayStation®2) has been inserted. Although you can start playing without a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2), you won't be able to save.
We recommend inserting a memory card (8MB)(for PlayStation 2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1 before starting play. This game requires a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) with 174KB of free space.
Press the START button to display the main menu.
STORY MODE
Follow along with the story as you progress through the main game. Make sure you get your license at Battle School first. (See page 8)
QUICK BATTLE MODE
Jump in and enjoy a few quick-and-dirty rounds of rumbling. (See page 12)
VS BATTLE MODE
This two-player mode pits rumbler against rumbler. (See page 14) You must have controllers plugged into both controller ports 1 and 2 to select this mode.
ONLINE MODE
Connect to the network and try your hand at online play. (See page 26)
OPTIONS
Change game options here.
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System Save: Save system data to a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2).
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System Load: Load data from a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2).
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Key Config #1: Change the configuration of the controller in controller port 1.
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Key Config #2: Change the configuration of the controller in controller port 2.
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Display: Adjust the game screen position for your current display.
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Audio: Change audio settings (stereo/monaural/surround).
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Volume: Adjust the volume of the in-game background music and sound effects.
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Vibration: Turn the DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller's vibration function on/off.
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Default: Resets all changed settings to their default values.
The default key type (under Key Config) is the Custom scheme.
Dolby® Surround ProLogic® II Support
To play the game in rich surround sound, first connect either the AV MULTI OUT connector or the DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) connector on the PlayStation®2 to an amplifier with either a Dolby Prologic II or Dolby Prologic internal decoder. Then activate the amplifier's Dolby Prologic II or Dolby ProLogic function and select "ProLogic II" in the Audio portion of the Options menu.
Dolby Surround ProLogic II audio is also compatible with monaural and stereo sound, so you can still enjoy a great gaming experience even without a ProLogic II device.
GAME FLOW
STORY MODE
Here's a little introduction about the general flow of Story Mode. First of all, if you have saved data, select Load Game. Alternatively, you can select New Game to start from the beginning.
You'll be asked to enter an alias, a handle by which you'll be known during the game. (You can change your alias at Hard-Wired.)
Next, choose the persona-ware that will serve as your alter ego. (You'll be able to purchase new persona-ware later in the game.) Finally, select the Hard-Core server for your initial access to the system. The Hard-Core server is where the licensing exam takes place. Select it and Knocker will serve as your guide, explaining the various features of HAVEN.
Then you'll go on to earn your license at Battle School. Without this license, you can't take part in any rumbling matches. Select Battle School from the menu on the lefthand side of the screen to go straight there.
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Use the directional buttons or the L1, L2, R1, and R2 buttons to move through the menu.
Story Mode: An Outline
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Take the FIRA Exam at Battle School to earn your license.
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It's a good idea to save at Data Mnemonic.
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Purchase a suitable SV from Kojima, Omsk, Ventuno, S&V Ma. Fabrik
Items & Weapons
Coprocessor SH-422
This SH Inc. coprocessor improves chip function.
Performance Wax SY
A mid-range wax for scattering optical beams.
Lock-On IC/SHF2
A value priced IC from SH Inc. It increases your lock-on range.
Chip Protect SH-4
Surge protection for your chip. Made by SH Inc, this 8-layer circuit board is reasonably priced.
Heat Sensor
Made by an SV parts manufacturer affiliated with Kojima. Detects high temperatures from optical beams.
Enemies & Characters
Knocker
FIRA distributes this "intelligent agent," complete with an electronic brain CPU (E-chip), as part of its starter kit for all aspiring Wire-Heads. Knocker mainly serves to guide beginners around HAVEN.
DD and JJ
Freelance bloggers. These two scour the 'Net for information and post it to a major blog. Certain current developments have led DD to work alongside JJ, her chaperone.
Embryo and Anima
A new Wire-Head on the God Mode team. A little too shy to get involved in much. Worried about this side of him, a friend bought him Anima, his partner chip.
Flint and Rock
A Wire-Head on the God Mode team. Comes across as a little aggressive, but no one can deny he's talented. His only weakness is his partner Rock and Rock's constant griping.
Skeln and Sergeant
A Wire-Head on the God Mode team. He tends to sound like he's got a real chip on his shoulder, even though he's not like that in real life. His rumbling skills are superior, even among his teammates. He has great respect for Lynx, the team leader.
Sin and Iskur
A Wire-Head on the God Mode team. Often finds himself watching calmly from the sidelines as Flint and Skeln argue away. He's virtually the team's second in command. His partner Iskur is also the silent type.
Tips & Maps
Use Optical-Camouflage Strategically
Use optical-camouflage strategically, letting it recharge so you can use it when you need it most, especially to sneak up behind enemies, and avoid using it recklessly.
Attack From Behind
Rear attacks inflict triple damage, and critical hits from behind can do as much as 6 times the damage, so maneuver behind your enemy and prevent them from getting behind you.
Know the Map
Being familiar with the map, including jump distances and recovery supply locations, is useful in all situations and prevents you from becoming an easy target.
Don't Be Stingy With Your Bullets
Use all of your ammo, as bullets and missiles move in a straight line, and a rumbling match can be over in a split second.
Never Stop Moving
Keep moving in all directions, even when attacking, to avoid endurance battles and unexpected enemy attacks, and use recovery items when idle.
Install a Weapon that Disarms Optical-Camouflage
Equip an easy-to-use weapon like a grenade or machine gun that can shut down optical-camouflage, as lock-on weapons can be ineffective against it.
In Trouble? Run
If you're in trouble, run, even back to the gate, as firing wildly will likely result in serious damage or a drawn match.
Use Supply Containers Wisely
Remember the location of supply containers in each map and incorporate them into your strategy, as running low on ammo and health without them can be disastrous.
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