Mega Man Battle Network 3 White
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(GameBoy Advance - US, RPG)
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Developed_By:
Capcom
Published_By:
Capcom
Released On:
04 Jul 2003
Mega Man Battle Network 3 White takes place on the streets of City, where LAN, a young hero, is invited to participate in a net-battle tournament with his Personal Electronic Trained character, Mega Man . However, during the tournament, Mega Man and LAN stumble upon an evil corporation's plot to take over the network once again. The duo soon finds themselves entangled in a web of danger and must work together to stop the villains.
The game is an RPG-style experience where you guide Mega Man through various levels, defeating enemies along the way and collecting chips to upgrade his weapons and other items. Exclusive to the White Version are special Giga Class chips that can only be used by this version of Mega Man. Additionally, players can trade chips between versions using either Blue or White versions of BN3.
In terms of gameplay, Mega Man Battle Network 3 White features exclusive enemy bosses in certain areas and a unique battle style for each game's version that Mega Man can use. This adds a new layer of strategy to the game as players must adapt their tactics to overcome the challenges ahead.
UPC-A:
5055060940136 (Europe)
Part #:
AGB-A6BP-EUR (Europe)
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Extracted from the original game manual
Set in a future where portable terminals called PETs have merged society with the digital world, this action-strategy game follows players through the high-stakes N1 Grand Prix tournament. Players control their own NET NAVI, customizing their capabilities with Battle Chips to engage in real-time cyber battles against rogue programs and viruses. The story centers on Lan Hikari and his allies as they navigate a dangerous new web of deception while competing for the prestigious championship title.
Story
The Internet Era
The rapid expansion of the Internet has created a new world known as the Internet Era. Everyone carries a portable Personal Terminal, or PET, an evolved version of a cell phone.
PETs are extremely useful for making calls, sending email, and accessing textbooks, newspapers, TV, and almost any data base.
Net Navi
Every PET is equipped with a humanoid navigation program called a NET NAVI. This utility acts as a butler, performing various tasks for its owner within the Internet.
Virus Busting
While network-powered society is sophisticated, it faces the problem of computer viruses. To protect PETs from dangerous electronic diseases, users upgrade their NET NAVIs with battle program data called Battle Chips.
These programs are powerful enough to destroy viruses, a process known as virus busting.
Chapter 1: Trouble in a 10-Gallon Hat
It has been almost a month since Lan and Mega Man escaped the net mafia group, Gospel. They have been away and are now gearing up for a new school semester.
During a conversation with friends about a new night chat group, a stranger in a huge cowboy hat interrupts. He invites them to the N1 Grand Prix Semi-finals at ACDC Square, promising a Grand Prize for the strongest Net Battler.
Lan, Dex, Mayl, and Yai all secretly resolve to win the prize and head to the square. However, they are unaware that a new, evil plan is being hatched at that very moment.
Enemies & Characters
Lan
He isn't too keen on studying, but excels at virus busting and makes a powerful team with his Navi, Mega Man, in Net Battles.
MEGA MAN
Lan's Navi and best friend, dedicated to their humans and making a powerful team with Lan in Net Battles.
MAYL
Lan's childhood friend who often gets involved in his adventures due to their long friendship.
ROLL
Mayl's Navi who is close friends with Mega Man and dedicated to her human.
DEX
A brat whose Navi, GUTSMAN, is known for strength but struggles to beat Lan and Mega Man in Net Battles.
GUTSMAN
DEX's Navi, recognized for a reputation of strength and power, yet unable to defeat Lan and Mega Man.
YAI
A little rich girl and the brainy one in her grade, though younger than Lan.
GLIDE
Yai's butler-type Navi who is quiet, thoughtful, less adventurous, and always follows the rules.
CHAUD
A recognized Net Battle champion with many wins to his credit, described as cool and relaxed.
PROTOMAN
Chaud's strong, silent Navi who mirrors his trainer's cool and relaxed demeanor.
How to Play
Title Screen Options
Press START on the Title screen to display the following two options. Use the Control Pad to select one, and press START or the A Button to confirm your choice.
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START - Start a new game from the beginning.
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CONTINUE - Resume a previously saved game. This option becomes available after you have saved at least one game. See page 22 for details.
Soft Reset
At any time you can press START and SELECT together to quit the game and return to the Title screen.
HINT: Save your game often. Then, when you get stuck, do a soft reset and CONTINUE your last saved game.
Lan in Action
In your quest to hunt down computer criminals, you will move between the Real World and Cyberspace. In the Real World, you control Lan. He can perform the actions below:
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TALK/CHECK (A Button) - You can talk to townsfolk by standing in front of them and pressing the A Button. Press the button repeatedly to continue the conversation to the end. You can also see details about an object by standing in front of it and pressing the A Button. If there is nothing to talk about or learn, nothing appears.
Mega Man in Action
The Internet is a huge network that links the whole world. Get to the Internet by jacking-in to the computer in Lan's room and sending Mega Man into Cyberspace. As Mega Man, search out the boss while destroying all viruses that come attacking -- and solve the case!
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TALK/CHECK (A Button) - Talk to various programs and investigate objects. Be double, triple sure to check Mystery Data that has fallen on the ground.
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TALK TO LAN (L Button) - Be sure to call on Lan in the Real World when you get stuck.
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RUN (B Button + Control Pad) - Sometimes Mega Man must move fast!
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JACK-OUT (R Button) - Retrieve Mega Man from Cyberspace back to the Real World. (Sometimes you can't jack-out.)
On the Internet
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Security Cube - In some places on the Internet, Security Cubes protect the area from invaders. If other players set a Security Cube on their homepage, you can only unlock it by getting the Pass Code from the person. Some Security Cubes require you to fulfill special objectives before you can open them.
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Shops & Net Traders - Talk to a Net Trader to enter his or her shop. Place the cursor over an item that looks interesting and press the A Button to select it. Press the R Button first if you want to learn more about it. For more about Net Traders, see page 31.
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Cyber Square - Net Navis gather here to hang out, visit shops, read the bulletin board and generally have fun. Check the bulletin board often for new information.
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Area - On the Battle screen, Mega Man can move Up/Right/Down/Left into any square in the red area. Viruses can move in the blue area. Normally Mega Man can't get into the virus area, but sometimes with certain special chip attacks you can expand his attack area briefly.
Battle Controls
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MEGA BUSTER (B Button) - Your Mega Buster weapon has unlimited bullets. The closer you are to an enemy when you fire, the easier the enemy is to hit. Hold down the B Button briefly, then release it for a powered-up super shot!
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USING BATTLE CHIPS (A Button) - Do battle by firing the Battle Chips you've chosen. The chip data appears over Mega Man's head, and its name appears at the lower left.
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CUSTOM GAUGE (L or R Button) - A Custom Gauge in the upper center of the screen builds up automatically. When it is full, press the L or R Button to display the Battle Setup screen where you can choose chips to send to Mega Man for the next attack.
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ESCAPE (L Button) - Sometimes the best thing to do is run! You won't always be able to escape from battle -- the stronger the enemy is, the harder it is to run!
Folder Management
Press START in the Field screen to display the Subscreen, and then select FOLDER. This shows all the Battle Chips you have available.
Your Folder is where you keep the Battle Chips you want to use in battle. In the beginning you only have one Folder, and you can freely arrange and edit the chips that you put in it. As the game goes on you will be able to carry two folders as well as a Prep Folder. You cannot edit your Prep Folder, but you can trade it by getting a different one from someone.
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Equipping Folders - Your equipped Folder is the one labeled Equip. To equip a different Folder, select it, press the A Button, select EQUIP and press the A Button again.
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Switching Chips - Choose a Folder, press the A Button, select EDIT and press the A Button again. You'll go to the Edit screen.
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Toggle between your Pack and Folder by pressing the Control Pad ◄/►.
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Press ▼/▲ to choose a chip, press the A Button, then choose another chip to exchange with it.
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Press the A Button again to make the trade, or press the B Button to cancel.
Mega Man Status
Use the Control Pad to check the status of Mega Man's attributes. You can increase Mega Man's levels with power-up programs. As the game advances, you can also do style changes and customize your Navi
Controls
A
Confirm selections
B
Cancel selections
L or R
Move character or cursor
Control Pad
Run (with Control Pad)
Start
Display Subscreen
Select
Not used
R
Review Battle Chip description
Tips & Maps
RUN
Hold down the B Button and press the Control Pad in the direction you want Mega Man to go while on his inline skates.
TALK TO MEGA MAN
You can talk to Mega Man in Cyberspace through your PET to get hints if you are stumped about what to do.
JACK-IN
Press the R Button while standing in front of an electronic device to connect your PET and send Mega Man into Cyberspace.
HINTS
Jack-in locations include Lan's room and other places in the Real World; assisting others in Cyberspace may reveal more spots, and jacking-in can yield surprises.
BATTLE CHIP RULES
You can usually only choose one chip, but if multiple chips share the same name or code, you can select them together for use in battle.
SENDING CHIP DATA
After choosing a Battle Chip and selecting OK, press the A Button to proceed to the Battle screen.
ADDING BATTLE CHIPS
Select chips you do not want and choose ADD to discard them, allowing you to get new chips for the next turn in hopes of turning the tables.
BATTLE CHIP TRADE
You can trade one chip at a time with a friend (excluding Giga Class chips) after both players select YES on the confirmation screen.
PROGRAM TRADE
Once you gain the ability to do Navi Customization, you can trade programs with a friend by selecting YES on the confirmation screen.
CHIP CODE
Chips with the same code can be selected together to create more effective battles, and wild cards represented by asterisks can be combined with any other chips.
PROGRAM ADVANCE
Combining certain chip types or codes can form a new attack called a Program Advance, which is saved in your PA Memo when discovered.
NET TRADERS
The Chip Trader exchanges unwanted chips for random ones with automatic saves, while the Number Trader in Mr. Higby's shop gives items or chips for correct 8-digit lot codes.
Items & Weapons
CHIP RULES
You must always have at least 30 Battle Chips in your Folder, with a maximum of 4 of the same kind. There are 3 ranks of Battle Chips based on abilities: Standard (white), Mega Class (blue), and Giga Class (red).
REGULAR CHIPS
Regular Chips are activated by pressing SELECT on a chip in the Folder, indicated by a red frame, and increase your chances of victory. The chip's data size must be smaller than the Regular Memory size to become a Regular Chip.
SUB CHIPS
Sub Chips are obtained from shops and Mystery Data, used in Cyberspace, and disappear after one use. Examples include Mini Energy (restores 50 HP), Full Energy (heals HP to max), and Sneak Run (keeps weaker enemies backed off).
DATA LIBRARY
Look through Battle Chip data to see all acquired chips, separated by rank with Standard chips shown first. Press the Control Pad -> to toggle Mega Class, Giga Class, and P.A. Memo categories, where more stars indicate a rarer chip.
P.A. MEMO
View combinations of Program Advances that you have already installed. See page 31 for more information.
STRENGTH ITEMS
These items increase Mega Man's strength, including HP MEMORY (increases Max HP by 20), REGULAR UP (increases Regular Memory Capacity), EXPANSION MEMORY (increases Navi Customization Memory Map size), and SUB-MEMORY (increases carried Sub Chips by 1).
OTHER ITEMS
P CODE unlocks a security cube code and is commonly received from people. BUG PIECE can be traded for chips or programs with the Bug Piece Trader and is received when defeating an enemy via a counter.
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