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Developed_By:
Artificial Mind and Movement
Published_By:
Sega
Released On:
02 May 2008
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Iron Man follows the story of Tony Stark, a billionaire inventor who builds an armor suit after being kidnapped by terrorists. He then decides to use his new technology to fight against those who would misuse it.
The game features over 12 missions, as well as appearances from villains like Whiplash and Titanium Man. The gameplay is action-packed, with Stark using a range of weapons and melee attacks to take down enemies. Players can upgrade their suit and arsenal, unlocking new abilities and armors along the way.
Iron Man was released for several platforms in 2008, including the PlayStation 2. The game features altered visuals and an upgraded system compared to other versions, where gear is upgraded based on usage rather than purchase.
EAN-13:
5060138437289 (United Kingdom)
Sony PN:
SLES-55198 (United Kingdom)
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Media Type:
DVD-ROM
Number of Offline Players:
1 Player
Sound Capabilities:
Dolby Pro Logic II
Input Device Features Supported:
Vibration
Controller Types Supported:
Analog Controller
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is an action-adventure game where players control Iron Man, a superhero who uses his advanced suit to destroy his own weapons that have fallen into enemy hands. Players will engage in combat and utilize various movement abilities, including flight and dashing, to achieve their objectives.
Story
Introduction
Tony Stark, a genius with fame and a multinational corporation, faced a life-altering event during a weapons test in the Middle East. Militants ambushed and captured him, demanding he build a new weapon using Stark Industries weaponry.
Instead, with the help of fellow captive Yinsen, Tony built a powerful suit of armor. This suit became his ultimate weapon and the key to his heroic escape.
Upon returning home, Tony's near-death experience changed his perspective. The attack, carried out with his own creations, inspired him to stop all Stark Industries weapon production, despite objections from Obadiah Stane.
Aided by Pepper Potts and equipped with an advanced new suit, Tony personally set out to destroy all Stark weapons in enemy hands. He transformed into Iron Man.
Advanced Controls
Movement
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Use the left analog stick for directional movement.
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Press the button and push the left analog stick in any direction to dash.
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Dash is useful as both an offensive and defensive maneuver.
Hover/Flight
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Tap the L1 button to hover at a steady altitude.
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Press and hold the L1 button to gain altitude.
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Press the L2 button to fall to the ground. You take no damage from falling, but nearby enemy units will.
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While hovering, use the left analog stick to move.
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While hovering, press and hold the R2 button to ignite afterburners and fly forward at great speed.
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Use the left analog stick or the right analog stick to turn while flying.
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Press both the left analog stick or the right analog stick to turn more quickly.
How to Play
Getting Started
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open button
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memory card slot 2
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memory card slot 1
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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disc cover
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on/standby/
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reset button
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IR receiver
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USB connectors
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions supplied with your system. Check that the system is turned on (the on/standby indicator is green).
Insert the Iron Man™ disc in the system with the label side facing up. Attach game controllers and other peripherals as appropriate. Follow the 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.
Combat
To target an enemy, move the right analog stick until the targeting reticle changes to indicate you are aiming at a valid target.
Press the button to cycle through available weapons. Press the R1 button to fire your currently selected weapon. Press the button when close to enemies to launch a melee attack.
Contextual Actions
Some tasks, such as reviving Iron Man's heart, require specific actions. When faced with one of these "contextual actions," you will receive an on-screen prompt indicating the buttons you need to press to successfully perform this action.
Game Menus
Start Menu
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New Game: To start a new game, select Easy, Normal or Hard difficulty and press the button. Then, select a save game slot and press the button to begin.
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Load Game: Select a previously saved game.
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Options: Adjust game settings.
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Credits: View the names of the people who helped make this game.
Main Menu
The Main Menu is displayed between missions, and allows you to view your progress, upgrade your suit, save, load, view bonus content and advance to the next mission.
Missions
Use the directional buttons to select an unlocked mission. A description and objectives are displayed on the right side of the screen. To view your stats from a completed mission, select the mission and press the button.
Press the button to continue. Next, select an unlocked suit and press the button to continue to the Upgrades screen.
At the Upgrades screen, you may select upgrades that you have unlocked from playing previous missions. Once you have chosen the upgrades you want to use, select Start Mission to launch the mission.
Upgrades
Select Repulsor, Ballistic, Explosive or Armor and press the button to view the upgrades that you have unlocked, as well as a research tree showing additional unlockable components.
Save Game
Select a slot to save to and return to the Main Menu.
Options
Change game settings.
Bonus
View unlocked bonus material, including concept art, interviews and more.
Options Menu
Control Settings: Use the directional buttons to adjust the following control settings:
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Invert Camera - Select Yes to reverse vertical camera.
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Invert Flight - Select Yes to reverse vertical movement while using afterburners.
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Camera Sensitivity - Move slider bar to adjust how quickly the camera moves.
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Vibration - Toggle vibration ON/OFF.
Control Scheme: Choose your controller scheme.
Video: Adjust screen brightness and turn subtitles ON/OFF.
Audio: Adjust volume for music and sound effects/dialog.
Pause Menu
Press START while playing to open the Pause Menu, which contains the following options:
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Objectives: View objectives for current mission.
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Options: Adjust game settings.
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Continue: Resume playing current mission.
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Restart: Start the mission over again.
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Quit: Quit to the Main Menu. Your unsaved progress will be lost.
Mission Complete Screen
At the end of each successful mission, this screen displays information about how well you played. This includes statistics, such as time of completion and total enemies killed along with additional notifications.
Press the button to continue to the Main Menu.
Saving and Loading
When you start a new game, you must choose a save slot. Your progress is automatically saved here following the completion of each mission.
To load a saved game, choose Load Game from the Main Menu.
Iron Man Suit
Without your Iron Man suit, you are just another genius billionaire inventor. This amazing device features the finest in Stark Technologies' weapons, shielding and mobility gear, and allows you to fly, punch holes in tanks, fire missiles, and more.
The suit does an exceptional job of absorbing and delivering extreme punishment. However, it requires substantial power, in the form of backup power cells, in order to function.
The suit automatically repairs damage at a steady rate. If you sustain damage too quickly, the suit will shut down and you will attempt to revive Iron Man manually through a series of contextual actions. If you fail, the suit will crash and require rebooting before you can continue.
Rebooting requires the use of one of your backup power cells, which are indicated at the bottom of the screen below the Power Distribution Gauges. If you lose all of your Health and you have no more backup power cells, you fail the mission.
The suit is equipped with an array of powerful weapons, all with advantages and disadvantages given a particular situation.
Power Distribution
You can concentrate your suit's energy on
Controls
L2 button
Freefall (when hovering)
L1 button (tap)
Hover
L1 button (hold)
Hover up
R1 button
Fire Weapon
R2 button
Afterburner
R3 button
Turn 180 degrees
directional button up
Power Distribution - Armor
directional button right
Power Distribution - Weapon
directional button left
Power Distribution - Propulsion
directional button down
Power Distribution - Even
START
Pause Menu
button
Dodge/Boost
left analog stick
Move
right analog stick
Look / Turn
Tips & Maps
Power Stomp
Gives you access to the Power Stomp melee attack.
Electro Punch
Gives you access to the Electro Punch melee attack.
NanoTech Knitters
Increases the regeneration rate of the Armor sub-system.
Repulsor Floor Punch
Gives you access to the Repulsor Floor Punch melee attack.
Turbo Boost
Increases the speed of your afterburners.
Kamikaze
Gives you access to the Kamikaze attack, which deals great damage to your target at the cost of some damage to you.
Anti-Missile System
Allows you to target and destroy incoming enemy missiles.
Weapons
To cycle through and select a weapon, press the button. To fire, press the R1 button. Note that you can only equip three weapons per mission.
Flamethrower
The Mark I suit, which is available only in the first mission, features a deadly flamethrower.
Melee Attack
Press the button to perform a melee attack. This attack is effective against all opponents, including tanks and other vehicles.
Repulsor Beam
Although not as powerful as the Unibeam or Missile Launcher, the Repulsor beam is quick to fire and doesn't use much energy.
Items & Weapons
Unibeam
The Unibeam is your deadliest implementation of the Repulsor technology, and it is able to take out most enemies at long range. Firing the Unibeam drains you of most of your weapon energy, however, has significant recoil, and requires that you remain stationary in order to fire it.
Gatling Gun
This rapid-fire weapon holds plenty of ammo and is great for sweeping land-based units.
Pulse Rifle
A gun that fires an electrified bullet, which is capable of dealing more damage than a regular Gatling Gun.
Rockets
This long-range, high-powered weapon fires a single devastating rocket.
Missile Launcher
This multi-shot weapon fires a volley of deadly missiles. Press and hold the R1 button to lock onto multiple targets and release to fire.
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