Godzilla: Save The Earth
🙂 6.9/10
(Playstation 2 - JP, Football)
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Complete
$45.00
Developed_By:
Pipeworks Software Inc.
Published_By:
Atari
Released On:
02 Nov 2004
Also available on:
Godzilla, a gigantic creature from underneath the sea, has been both the bane and the savior of Earth. Godzilla's power is so feared that scientists have begun experimenting on it's DNA and creating artificial G-Cells of the monster's power. A group of aliens, named the Vortek decide to invade the Earth to take away G-Cells created using Godzilla's DNA. They do this by controlling various other gigantic monsters, who will battle amongst themselves. Only a monster with free-will would be able to destroy the Vortek's army and drive away the Vortek.
Godzilla: Save the Earth is a 3-D Fighting game, somewhat of a sequel to Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee. Players choose from among 18 monsters, previously seen in Godzilla movies, with which to engage in battle and destruction. The roster includes: Godzilla (1990's version & 2000's version), Mecha-Godzilla (version 2 & version 3), Spacegodzilla, Anguirus, Destoroyah, Gigan, Moguera, Jet Jaguar, Baragon, Rodan, Megalon, Megaguirus, Mothra (in larval & adult forms), Orga, King Ghidorah and Mecha-King Ghidorah. Each monster comes with a variety of punches, kicks, grabs, throws, blocks and ranged attacks. In addition, each monster has a variety of unique moves activated by combinations of buttons. Many monsters can even fly. Power-Ups can be found that restore health, restore energy, activate Rage mode and target the enemy for Air Strikes.
There are a variety of game modes: Action, Versus, Survival, Challenges and Melee. During Action mode it's one monster against a number of monsters in 1vs1 combat, the number of monsters to be fought dependant on the difficulty settings. Action mode also features mini-challenges such as Bowling, Demolition, Osaka crunch, Rail Shooter, Vorillium Basket Ball, Mother Ship, Protect the Tower, Destroy the City (percentage), Destroy the City (point value), Attack the Navy and more. Many of these are unlocked in the Challenges mode after encountering them. Success in the Action mode (or by picking up G-cells) awards the player with points to unlock Gallery Photos, Arenas and new characters. Versus mode is the multiplayer version of Save the Earth. Survival Mode. Melee mode also feature multiplayer and is a 4-person free-for-all of monster mayhem in a small, contained arena.
EAN-13:
4560124290313 (Japan)
EAN-13:
4560124290429 (Japan)
ASIN:
B000BHJNTQ (Japan)
Sony PN:
SLPM-65805 (Japan)
Sony PN:
SLPM-66197 (Japan)
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Media Type:
DVD-ROM
Gamepads Supported:
DualShock 2
Sound Capabilities:
Dolby Digital
Number of Online Players:
4 Players
Save Game Methods:
External Storage
Multiplayer Options:
Same/Split-Screen
Number of Offline Players:
1-4 Players
Additional Hardware Supported:
Multitap
Input Device Features Supported:
Vibration
Controller Types Supported:
Analog Controller
Number of Offline Players via Multitap:
1-4 Players
Multiplayer Game Modes:
Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS)
Miscellaneous Attributes:
Ethernet Compatible, Network Adaptor
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
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 disc tray will open. Place the Godzilla: Save the Earth 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.
Note: The game supports DUALSHOCK®2 analog controllers. Digital controllers are not supported.
Multitap
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multitap connector (for PlayStation®2)
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RFI filter
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MEMORY CARD slot A
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MEMORY CARD slot D
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controller port A
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controller port D
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controller port B
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MEMORY CARD slot B
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controller port C
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MEMORY CARD slot C
If three or more people are competing in the Godzilla: Save the Earth game on one PlayStation®2 game console, you must have a multitap (for PlayStation®2) connected to the PlayStation®2 game console. Refer to the instructions that came with your multitap for information on how to connect it to the PlayStation 2 game console.
Grab / Throw an Opponent
Use the L1 button to grab a monster and immobilize it. To throw a grabbed opponent, press the L1 button or X button. You can also press the button or O button for alternate throws.
You must throw the held opponent quickly; otherwise your monster will tire and release it.
Grab / Throw / Catch a Structure
When you are near a flashing red building, and out of range of another monster, you can grab that building and throw it at an opponent. Use the L1 button to grab a structure and use the L1 button to throw.
Note: Certain monsters can lift larger structures. Some buildings can be wielded as clubs. After grabbing a building, press the X button to swing it like a club, and press the L1 button to throw the structure at your opponent.
When a building is thrown at your monster, you can attempt to catch the building by pressing the L1 button just before it hits. You need to be facing in the direction of the thrown building to attempt a catch. Be careful though, even the best-timed attempt can go awry!
Ranged Attacks
Press and hold the R1 button to charge your monster's beam weapon; release the R1 button to fire. Charging increases the power of the weapon as well as the duration of the blast. Flying monsters may access their beam weapons while in the air by tapping the R1 button.
In addition to a beam weapon, many monsters have a projectile weapon. Tap the R1 button to fire the projectile weapon. Projectile weapons require a lot of energy and won't function without the minimum energy level. Note: Some monsters use ammo for their projectile weapons, rather than energy.
Beam Fighting
When two monsters fire their beam weapons at nearly the same time, the beams lock together. The monsters must then struggle for dominance by mashing the X button, button and button to send pulses of energy along the beam.
As the fight progresses, both monsters lose energy. The first monster to run out of energy loses the beam fight, and is thrown backward with a tremendous explosion.
Rage Attack
Pick up a Rage power-up to activate Rage Mode and kick some serious butt. Rage Mode is a temporary state where normal attacks do more damage and monsters gain access to their unique Rage Attacks. Press the O button + X button to launch a devastating Rage Attack.
Special Abilities
With the exception of Godzilla®, all monsters have a special ability. Activate the special ability by pressing the L2 button + R2 button. For several monsters, the special ability is a unique way to move, such as teleporting or burrowing. For others it is a specialized attack or defensive move.
The special ability of Orga™, Absorb Essence, may only be used while holding another monster.
Player Colors
Sometimes it's easy to lose track of your monster, especially when there are two or more of the same monster. To keep monsters easily visible, they are tinted with their player color when duplicates of the same monster exist on screen.
SAVING AND LOADING
The Godzilla®: Save the Earth game automatically saves your progress to a data profile when new monsters, cities or gallery items are purchased and also when battle points are awarded. Each saved data profile requires a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) with at least 252KB of free space inserted into MEMORY CARD slot 1.
Creating a New Data Profile
1. Choose PROFILES from the Main Menu.
2. Press the button to create a data profile.
3. Create a profile name: use the left analog stick to highlight a letter or numeral and press the X button to select. When finished, select END and press the X button.
4. Press the X button to return to the Main Menu.
Loading an Existing Data Profile
1. Choose PROFILES from the Main Menu.
Enemies & Characters
ANGUIRUS™
Blocks by Anguirus™ are highly effective, and can damage opponents. While on all fours, Anguirus™ is immune to sweeps and overhead attacks and also takes half damage from weapon fire.
DESTOROYAH™
Destoroyah™ takes significantly less damage and knockback from Nuclear attacks.
KING GHIDORAH™
King Ghidorah™ takes significantly less damage and knockback from blunt attacks.
JET JAGUAR™
While small, Jet Jaguar™ cannot be harmed by weapons. While small, block a weapon with button to bounce it back to it's source!
MECHAGODZILLA™ 3
Mechagodzilla™ 3 takes significantly less damage and knockback from edged attacks.
MEGAGUIRUST™
Successful tail strikes steal 1 bar of energy for Megaguirus™. While holding a monster, press X button (with no weapon) to steal weapons, press button to steal health, or press O button to steal energy.
MEGALON™
Megalon™ takes tremendous damage and knockback from Blunt attacks. Electrical attacks deal no damage to Megalon™ and can replenish some of its health.
MECHA-KING GHIDORAH™
Mecha-King Ghidorah™ takes tremendous damage from all types of weapons, excluding concussive weapons. It can absorb health from any weapon attacks blocked by its shield.
MOGUERA™
MOGUERA™ moves in all directions on treads and can charge them for super-speed. When blocking a weapon attack, some energy is diverted to its weapons as ammo.
MOTHRA™ LARVA
Mothra™ Larva does not enter Rage Mode; Rage power-ups give health and energy instead. It can pupate into Adult Form.
MOTHRA™ ADULT
Adult Mothra™ does not enter Rage Mode; Rage power-ups give health and energy instead. It can reflect weapon attacks with its scales.
ORGA™
Orga™ takes significantly less damage and knockback from blunt attacks. It has a Running Grab and can Absorb Essence from a held monster.
RODAN™
Rodan™ takes tremendous damage and knockback from Edged attacks. Heat attacks deal no damage to Rodan™ and replenish some of its health.
SPACEGODZILLA™
SpaceGodzilla™ grabs buildings and opponents with his mind, rather than his arms. SpaceGodzilla™ takes significantly less damage and knockback from Alien Energy attacks.
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