Spiderman 2
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(GameBoy Advance - US, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Digital Eclipse
Published_By:
Activision
Released On:
09 Jul 2004
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Orphaned at a young age, Peter Parker, a good-hearted teenager, lives in Queens, New York with his aunt and uncle. On a school trip to a research institute, Peter Parker is bitten by a genetically engineered spider and soon discovers that suddenly his vision is perfect and his previously scrawny body has become muscular-he now has incredible strength, and his hands mysteriously adhere like glue to everything. Assume the role of Peter Parker and his alter-ego Spider-man to defend the city from the clutches of evil. Master all-new combat moves and dizzying airborne acrobatics. Move through stunning scenes from the movie as you explore enormous city environments with newfound maneuverability. Battle the world's toughest villains, including Shocker, Vulture, and the Green Goblin.
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AGB-BSPP-EUR (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This action-adventure game follows Spider-Man as he patrols New York City, thwarting crimes and battling iconic villains like Doctor Octopus, Rhino, and Mysterio. Players take on the role of the web-slinger to complete story missions that unfold a narrative of urban chaos, personal stakes, and high-stakes confrontations. In addition to the main campaign, the game offers various side missions where players help prevent crimes such as bank robberies and muggings to gain experience.
Story
Levels
Chapter 1: Another Day in the City
Our story begins with Doctor Otto Octavius presenting a great new energy source to the world. Unfortunately, tragedy strikes during the experiment, putting all the attendees in danger!
Spidey's got to save the civilians and help restore order to the neighborhood after the accident.
Chapter 2: Rhino Riot!
Something big is going down at the penitentiary, and Spider-Man is on the job. Turns out Rhino has orchestrated a prison riot to cover his getaway, and now it's up to the web-slinger to put an end to Rhino's marathon run.
Chapter 3: Bank Robbery
A bank is being robbed by a man with giant metal arms! Sounds like a job for Spider-Man!
But what's this? Has Doctor Octavius turned to a life of crime? Spider-Man has his first run-in with Doc Ock!
Chapter 4: Mysterio's Madness
Due to all the commotion at the bank, Peter's late for MJ's play on opening night! What's worse, a costumed villain has taken the audience hostage in an attempt to become famous-for defeating Spider-Man!
Chapter 5: Shocking Revelation
Someone's trying to blow up the new office building construction site. Guess who's still holding a grudge against Spider-Man from the last time they clashed?
Chapter 6: Down into the Sewers
After taking care of the bomb threat, Spider-Man follows a tip about some dangerous chemicals stolen from a high-security subway train. The trail leads him deeper and deeper into the caverns below the city that never sleeps.
A city so bright casts a shadow exceptionally dark, and the creatures that come out at night have a special taste for Spider-Man.
Chapter 7: Puma's Ambition
Spidey is patrolling the city looking for clues on Doc's whereabouts, when suddenly he's hit by a poison dart! Only Puma has the antidote, and he wants to see firsthand that Spider-Man is worthy of saving.
Chapter 8: Ock's Endgame
Ock isn't finished with his plan to give the world an unlimited power source, whether it wants one or not! To ensure things go as planned, the Doctor is "enlisting" some help from one of Peter Parker's™ close friends.
Now Spidey must race against time to infiltrate Doc Ock's heavily guarded waterfront base and stop him before the experiment vaporizes a good sized chunk of Manhattan!
Side Missions
In addition to story missions, Spider-Man 2™ features side missions that can be accessed from the 3D Hub levels. These missions let you gain more experience by helping prevent crime in NYC:
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Bank robbery
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Muggings
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Trapped civilians
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Fleeing criminals
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Weapons deals
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Bomb threats
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Downtown riots
How to Play
Getting Started
• Make sure the POWER switch is OFF.
• Insert the Spider-Man 2™ Game Pak into the Game Boy® Advance slot as described in your Nintendo Game Boy® Advance instruction manual.
• Turn the POWER switch ON.
• To skip the introductory sequence, press START.
Note: The Spider-Man 2™ Game Pak is for the Game Boy® Advance system only.
Main Menu
New Game: This is where you begin Spidey's adventure. In this menu, select a game slot to use and the game begins. If you select a save slot with an existing game, you'll be asked if you wish to replace it. Watch out! Replacing a saved game permanently deletes it.
Load Game: From here you can load a previously saved game. When you load a saved game, you begin at the beginning of the last level you attempted. From the Load Game screen you can also choose to erase previously saved games, but be careful-any secrets unlocked may be erased with your saved game!
Options: Select Options to turn the music and sound on or off.
Secrets: This one you'll have to find out on your own!
Lives and Health
If Spidey receives too much damage in combat, he'll lose a life. If you have any lives remaining, Spidey will respawn close to where he died. If Spidey dies with no lives left, it's Game Over. You can retry the current level from the Continue screen or by selecting your saved game using the Load option in the Main Menu.
Remember to pick up extra lives and health power-ups throughout the levels to prepare Spidey for those sticky situations.
3D Description
Spider-Man 2™ features a 3D “Hub” world where you can swing to the next chapter of the game or take on side missions. Side missions are marked by the Spider-Sense symbol, allowing you to gain experience by stopping crime.
3D HUD
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Spider-Sense
Spider-Sense in the 3D World
Unlike Spider-Sense in the 2D world, Spidey's 3D Spider-Sense alerts you about side missions within the 3D Hub world. Touch the flashing icon to go into the side mission.
If you ignore your Spider-Sense in the 3D world, you won't get a chance to play that specific side mission again after advancing to the next level. You'll miss out on that particular side mission and the chance to earn bonus points.
Experience System
Beating up bad guys and taking on Super Villians is hard work. In Spider-Man 2™, you're rewarded for your good deeds. Use the Experience System to unlock a variety of new moves and bonuses that make Spider-Man even more powerful.
During a mission you can acquire experience points for completing objectives like defeating thugs, rescuing hostages, taking pictures and more. After completing a mission, the Experience Distribution screen will display your available points.
Choose a new move or improve an existing ability like increasing your jump height, or adding more health or more web fluid.
Controls
L Button
Web Attack
R Button
Web-line
+Control Pad
Move/Crouch/Look Up/Look Down
A Button
Jump/Web Swing
START
Pause Game
B Button
Attack
SELECT
Take Picture
Items & Weapons
Pick-ups
Pick-ups are scattered throughout the levels.
Health-Ups (Small, Medium, Large)
These health-ups restore 25%, 50% and 100% of your health. If you're at full health, these pick-ups do nothing.
Life-Ups
The life-up gives Spidey one additional life.
Bronze Spider
This pick-up is worth 5 points.
Silver Spider
This pick-up is worth 10 points.
Gold Spider
This pick-up is worth 20 points.
Web Fluid (Small)
This pick-up restores 25% of your web fluid. If you're at full web fluid, you can't pick it up, because you don't need it!
Web Fluid (Medium)
This pick-up restores 50% of your web fluid. If you're at full web fluid, you can't pick it up.
Web Fluid (Large)
This pick-up restores 100% of your web fluid. If you're at full web fluid, you can't pick it up.
Tips & Maps
Chain Combo 1
Earned for 100 points.
Chain Combo 2
Earned for 150 points.
Faster Movement
Earned for 200 points.
Improved Web Shot
Earned for 200 points.
Web Net
Earned for 200 points.
Flip Kick
Earned for 250 points. This move damages the enemy then flips Spidey off and away.
Improved Jump
Earned for 300 points.
Leap Punch
Earned for 300 points. Performed by pressing A Button and B Button while near an enemy.
Web Throw
Earned for 300 points.
Web Whip
Earned for 300 points.
Roll Sweep
Earned for 350 points.
Spin Kick
Earned for 350 points. This move knocks enemies back and is performed by pressing Down and B Button.
Split Kick
Earned for 350 points.
Uppercut
Earned for 400 points. Performed by pressing Up and B Button.
Double Web Throw
Earned for 450 points.
Increased Web Fluid
Earned for 800 points.
Improved Damage
Earned for 1,000 points.
Increased Health
Earned for 1,000 points.
Double Split Kick
An unlockable attack performed by pressing A Button and B Button simultaneously.
Drop Kick
Performed by pressing A Button and B Button in sequence.
Crawl Attack
Performed by pressing B Button while crawling.
Chain Combo
Unlocked attack performed by repeatedly pressing the B button only when hitting an enemy with it.
Barrel Throw
Performed by pressing B Button next to a barrel when an arrow appears over it.
Spin Points
Spider-Man can attach his web-line to these points to spin around them, launch into the air, or reach hard-to-reach places. Press Up or Down to move closer or further from the point, then press A to release and fly off.
Door Keys
Most doors are unlocked, but some require a key hidden throughout the levels. Walk over a key to acquire it and unlock the doors.
Enemies & Characters
Mongo
Likes to get in close and punch Spider-Man.
Ace
Tosses knives at head level. Better duck!
Slammer
He's got a bat, but he's still a bit wary of Spider-Man.
Killer
These hired guns are dressed to kill, ready to try to take down Spider-Man.
Grenadier
He tosses grenades high and low. Watch out for these bouncy exploding beauties.
Max
These guys like to shoot on the run, usually shooting at you then running away.
Hired Gun
A nasty bunch of mercenaries, these guys can hit you at every angle. They like to keep their distance from any sort of danger.
Flameboy
A large man with a can of flammable gas strapped to his back. This guy can light you up as well as anything around him.
Rhino
A big nasty brute who has amazing strength and tolerance to pain. He's not the brightest of the bunch, and prefers to run into or even through obstacles instead of around them. When he's not charging through things, he's got a powerful backhand strike and can use his horns quite well. If he slams into things, watch out for falling debris.
Lizard
Lizard was cast into villainy when an experiment at his lab went horribly awry. His mutated body is covered in scales and his long tail is as powerful as his razor sharp claws. But even with these weapons, he plans to use a league of reptiles to defeat Spider-Man. Vicious snakes and deadly alligators attack from all directions in Lizard's underground lair.
Shocker
Shocker's a mean one, and not too pleased about having been defeated by Spider-Man last time they met. Reckless and extremely powerful, Shocker is capable of firing menacing vibro blasts that can put the hurt on Spider-Man, and he'll shoot low, high or even straight up if you're unlucky enough to be above him. Shocker also likes to get his hands dirty and apply his vibro energy manually, so stay away!
Mysterio
Mysterio uses his mind-altering abilities to cause hallucinations and drive his victims mad. His strange appearance and dramatic behavior add to his mysterious nature. He'll try to confuse Spider-Man's mind, then throw gas grenades to further disorient him.
Puma
This brazen and borderline crazy mercenary is well paid by Doc Ock to take Spider-Man down for good. His wild claws do some major damage as he uses his acrobatic flips and wall jumps. He's just as fast as Spider-Man and filled with wild rage-don't turn your back on him for a second.
Doc Ock
Doc Ock blames Spider-Man for his disfiguring accident and uses dangerous mechanical arms controlled by a cerebral link to destroy him.
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