Medabots Infinity
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(Gamecube - US, RPG)
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Developed by:
Natsume
Published by:
Ubisoft
Released On:
24 Sep 2004
Medabots Infinity takes place in Toru-Toru Land amusement park where Ikki and his Medabot participate in the Medafighter race. The main goal is to navigate through a map filled with "attractions" that put your customized Medabot to the test. These attractions challenge your Medabot, forcing it to fight enemies, avoid traps, and solve puzzles.
As you progress through the adventure mode, you can collect points and new parts for your Medabot, making it stronger and more capable. Additionally, you can access an arena mode where you can battle against either the computer or another player. Unlocking secret characters is also possible by using specific versions of other Medabots.
UPC-A:
3307210178367 (Europe)
Media #:
Dl-DOL-GM6P-EUR (Europe)
Part #:
DOL-GM6P-EUR (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a role-playing game where players control Ikki, a junior high student, and his Medabot. They must battle the mischievous Rubberobo Gang to rescue missing children and become a World Champion Medafighter.
Story
Story
There's been some trouble lately at the popular amusement park, Toru-Toru Land. It seems that some of Riverview's kids have gone missing.
It is rumored that this mischief is due to the twisted Rubberobo Gang!
Ikki, a high-spirited junior high school student, has always dreamed of being a World Champion Medafighter. He now gets his chance.
It is up to Ikki and his faithful Medabot to stop the Rubberobo Gang.
Controls
B Button
Scrolls through Menus (Medawatch)
L Button
Scrolls through Menus (Medawatch)
Control Stick
Toru Toru Land Map
Control Pad
Save Game (At the Information Station)
A Button
Talk/Use/Confirm
X Button
Activate Medawatch (Medabot Menus)/Back
Y Button
Option Menu
C Stick
Change Camera Angle - Right and Left
Start
Move
R Button
Jump or Evasive Move
C Stick Up
Changes Medapart: Head Medapart
C Stick Right
Changes Medapart: Right Arm Medapart
C Stick Left
Changes Medapart: Left Arm Medapart
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
On the Start screen, press START to enter the main menu.
MAIN MENU
Scenario Mode
In Scenario Mode, join Ikki as he tries to save the missing amusement park attendees from the clutches of the evil Rubberobo Gang! Unlock new arenas and Medaparts as you journey to become the best Medafighter.
You can either start a new game or load a saved game here.
VS Mode
In Versus Mode, you can Robattle against another player using your custom Medabot you have created in Scenario Mode (Saved Data from Scenario Mode is required for each player) or choose one of the pre-existing Medabots. Play against a friend or the computer.
Edit
In Edit Mode, you can create your own Meta-mind boggling arenas, save them and play them. Create arenas using the various traps and items found in Scenario Mode! To create an Arena, you must first have a saved Scenario Mode.
Trade
In Trade Mode, you can trade Arenas, Medaparts (Must first complete Scenario Mode) and Medals (Must first complete Scenario Mode). Each Memory Card must have 3 blocks of free space when trading Arenas, as well as a saved Scenario Mode on it.
GBA Link
You can connect your Medabots: Infinity Nintendo Game Cube™ game to your Medabots: Metabee Game Boy® Advance game or your Medaobts: Rokusho Game Boy® Advance game to unlock various unique and rare Medaparts.
Option
In the Option menu, you can change your Nintendo GameCube™ Controller settings, the sound options, and the brightness level of the game.
YOUR MEDAWATCH
Access information about your Medabots, the Medaparts, Medals and Items you have by using your Medawatch while exploring Toru-Toru Land. Press the B Button to activate your Medawatch. In an Arena, you don't have access to your Medawatch.
Medabots Select
Listed here are the Medabots you have set up. With the exception of Metabee, you start with a frame and add Medaparts and Medals. Add/change them in the Medaparts Change menu.
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Spider
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Monkey
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Kuwagata
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Unicorn
Medaparts Change
In this menu, change the Medal and Medaparts you have equipped. If you're not sure about what each Medapart or Medal does, go to the Medaparts Info and Medal Info menus.
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BALISTER
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FUSER
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BLASTER
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ENPLACE
Medaparts Info
Find out what the Medaparts you have can do when equipped. Press the Y Button to see a Medaparts attributes, a brief description of what it does and to see what it looks like.
Medal Info
Find out what the Medals you have can do when equipped. Press the Y Button to see the attributes of the Medal, a brief description of its Medaforce power and to see what it looks like.
Library
In the Library, you can find out information on all of the Medabots you have encountered. Press the Y Button to see what they look like.
Item
The Item menu shows you what Items you are holding and gives you a brief description of what they are or do.
SCENARIO MODE
There's been some trouble lately at the popular amusement park, Toru-Toru Land...it seems that some of Riverview's kids have gone missing. Join Ikki as he begins his journey as a Medafighter and tries to save the missing amusement park attendees from the clutches of the evil Rubberobo Gang!
Register
Give yourself and your Medabot a name. When the Name Yourself screen comes up, your name appears as Ikki (the Medabots' hero). If you want to change that name, use the Control Stick to move the cursor over the letter you want and then press the A Button.
When you have selected all the letters in your name, press START to confirm. Name your Medabot (its default name is Metabee) in the same way.
Enter an Arena
Located throughout Toru-Toru land are helpful Information Stations that tell you the name of each arena, where you should be going and the last arena you completed. They also list the top Medafighters that have completed the arena.
If an arena is unlocked, you can just walk right up to the doors and press the A Button. If you are not allowed access, be sure to check one of the Information Stations for the arena or mission you should be doing next.
Saving Your Game
Use the Information Stations to save your game. Access the Information Station and press the X Button to save your current game progress.
Set Up Your Medabot
When entering a new arena, you must first set up the Medabot you want to use. You can find out what Medaparts you have, what they do, and whether you want to change them for that level.
Navigate through the menu by pressing the L or R Buttons. When you want to scroll through a category's sub-menu, use the Control Stick to move the cursor and press the A Button to select your choice. After you've made your changes, press START to enter the arena.
Scenario Mode Robattle Arena
Within Scenario Mode, you face two types of Missions. In some arenas, you will have to Robattle all the enemies to complete the Arena Mission and then you will be able to move on and complete
Enemies & Characters
Ikki
Riverview Junior High School student, Ikki is a live-ly and easygoing boy, though a bit timid. Though not a full-fledged Medafighter, he grad-ually matures through his skirmishes with rival Medafighters.
Metabee
Saikachi -Type Medabot who works with Ikki. Quite aggressive and stubborn, and often messes up due to his hot-headed hyperactivity! Fundamentally a shooting Medabot, specializing in revolver tac-tics.
Items & Weapons
Medal
Often considered the most valued prize of all, Medabot Medals feature rare preprogrammed circuitry that allows your Medabot to use special powers - Medaforce.
Head Medapart
The Head Medapart is the most important...once it is destroyed, your Medabot will cease to function. It might be a good idea to select one with strong armor.
Right Arm Medapart
Select a Medapart that fits your fighting style. The four basic types of Medaparts are Shooting, Striking, Healing and Supporting.
Left Arm Medapart
Equip a left arm Medapart that compliments your right arm and head Medaparts. It is best to be prepared for all sorts of situations!
Leg Medapart
When choosing legs, consider the arena's terrain. The type of legs you choose determines how well you can move on a given terrain.
Flower Pot
There are seven different color flower pots. Collect all of them and at the end of Scenario Mode give them to Karin.
Anti-Jammy Program
An anti-jamming Medabot program to prevent your Medabot from jamming.
Tips & Maps
Defense
Your defense power is raised.
Scout
Aim exclusively at your enemies' Head Medaparts.
AutoRecover
Keep healing damaged Medaparts over time.
Half Block
Block against weak attacks.
Conceal
Protect your Head Medapart from enemy attacks.
Reflect
Overturn most of the enemy attacks when you defend.
Movement
Your attack power is lowered.
Flow
Continuously receive damage.
Impair
Unable to use your Medaparts for a short while.
No Defense
You will be unable to defend.
Bind
Your movement is slowed down.
Stop
Unable to act for a while.
Confusion
Lose your sense of direction.
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