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Star Wars: Bounty Hunter (GCN)
A FAQ/Walkthrough by CyricZ
Version 1.1
E-mail: cyricz42@yahoo.com
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. FAQ
3. Basics
3A. Controls
3B. Displays/Menus
4. Jango Fett: Bounty Hunter
4A. Movement and Actions
4B. Weapons and Equipment
4C. Pickups and Powerups
4D. Supporting Characters
4E. Species
4F. Enemies
4G. Hints/Tips
5. Walkthrough
Chapter 1 - Outland Station: Dead Or Alive, Meeko
5A. Pit Fight Arena
5B. Merchant Row
5C. Docking Bays
Chapter 2 - Coruscant: Lowlifes in High Places
5D. Entertainment District
5E. Industrial District
5F. Upper City
Chapter 3 - Oovo 4: The Asteroid Prison
5G. The Break In
5H. The Break Out
5I. The Escape
Chapter 4 - Malastare: A Tense Partnership
5J. Jungle Trek
5K. Sebolto's Compound
5L. The Death Stick Factory
Chapter 5 - Tatooine: A Favor for a Hutt
5M. Longo Two-Guns
5N. Tusken Canyon
5O. Gardulla's Palace
Chapter 6 - Kohlma: Going After Vosa
5P. Moon of the Dead
5Q. Vosa's Lair
5R. Final Confrontation
6. Extras
6A. Feather Icons
6B. Bounties
6C. Unlockables
6D. Codes
7. Standard Guide Stuff
7A. Legal
7B. E-mail Guidelines
7C. Credits
7D. Version Updates
7E. The Final Word
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1. INTRODUCTION
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Hi, and welcome to my FAQ/Walkthrough for Star Wars: Bounty Hunter for the
Nintendo GameCube!  As a Star Wars nut, I feel it's my duty, nay, my privilege
to write FAQs for Star Wars games!
In this installment from Lucasarts, we step into the shiny armor of Jango
Fett, master bounty hunter, as he takes on one of his most daunting bounties
yet.  Darth Sidious has tasked his new apprentice, Count Dooku, with the
destruction of a dangerous cult of the Dark Side called the Bando Gora, and
with finding a suitable template for the forthcoming Clone Army.  Dooku
decides to blast two mynocks with one bolt...
By the way, if anyone has any info on Bounties I'm missing, I'd be more than
happy to accept it. ^_^
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2. FAQ
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Q: What is Bounty Hunter?
A: The newest action game from Lucasarts, in which you control the bounty
hunter Jango Fett as he hunts across the galaxy.
Q: How many memory blocks does this game use?
A: Two for each game save file.
(When I think of more, or people ask more, I'll put them here... ^_^)
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3. BASICS
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Most of this stuff is available from your manual, but we all know how
much some people hang onto those, much less read them, these days...
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3A. Controls =
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Control Stick: Moves Jango Fett in a direction related to the screen.
A Button: Uses your current weapon.
B Button: Jump.  If locked on to a target, this button will cause you to flip.
Y Button: Action Button, which, depending on where you are, can activate
consoles, use Jango's cutting laser to burn through grates, claim bounties,
or man stationary laser turrets.
X Button: Crouch.  If locked on to a target, this button will cause you to
roll in the direction you're currently moving.
L Button: Jetpack.  Hold down to thrust with your Jetpack.
R Button: Lock On.  Hold down to target the nearest enemy.  If there are no
targets, then you can use this to face a certain direction and strafe.
Z Button: Look Mode.  Hold down and you can use the Control Stick to look
around.  You can still fire in Look Mode.  If you have the ID Scanner
equipped, you need to use Look Mode to use it.  If you have the Sniper Rifle
equipped, you can use Look Mode to look through the scope.
C Stick: Moves the camera around Jango.  If you have the ID Scanner or Sniper
Rifle equipped, you can zoom in and out with the C Stick.
Control Pad Left/Right: Switch between your various weapons.
Control Pad Up: Automatically switch to ID Scanner.
Control Pad Down: Pause the game and bring up a weapon select menu.
START Button: Brings up the Pause Menu, where you can resume the game, restart
the level, or go back to the main menu.  You can also review your objectives
here.
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3B. Displays/Menus =
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When you fire up the game, you'll first be asked to access a Save File.  Every
new one you create will take two blocks on your Memory Card.  Just a heads-up.
You can name your save file whatever you want.
Main Menu:
There are four selections on the Main Menu:
Play Game: Select a level to begin the game or any major cutscenes you've seen.
Options: Play with the game setup, to be discussed below.
Game Stats: On this screen you can view game time, the number of levels you've
completed, the number of secrets you've found, your enemies killed, your
non-enemies killed, your secondary bounties, your total earnings, and your
notoriety ranking (which is based directly off your earnings).
Bonus Items: Allows you to view cute stuff for progressing in the game.
Complete levels to earn comic book pages.  Grab Feather Icons to see Star
Wars Trading Cards.  Earn credits to see Concept Art.  Complete Chapters to
see some Outtakes.
Options Menu:
There are five selections in the Options Menu:
Controller Setup: Access this to flip the Y-axis for looking, or turn the
Rumble feature on or off.
Audio Options: Adjust the various volume levels, switch stereo mode, or turn
on or off the caption text that appears during the game (not cutscenes).
Code Setup: Use this to enter codes.
Restore Defaults: Puts everything back to normal.
Credits: View game credits
Main Game Display:
In the lower-right corner of the screen is your current weapon.  If the number
has limited ammunition, a number will be displayed next to it.
In the lower-left corner of the screen is your health meter.  It starts out
green, and slowly decreases and turns red as you take damage.  To the left and
right sides of the Health Bar is your Jetpack Fuel, which hides itself when
you're full.  Using the Jetpack will decrease this amount, and it will slowly
refill once you stop flying.
When you lock onto an enemy, a red reticle will appear around it, so you know
what you're shooting at.  Below that reticle will be a health bar, much like
your own, showing the enemy's health.
Finally, if you tag a bounty using the ID Scanner, there will be a green
reticle surrounding the bounty when you're in view of him/her/it.  If the
bounty leaves your view, a red arrow will appear on the edge of the screen
indicating the bounty's general direction from you.
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4. JANGO FETT: BOUNTY HUNTER
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The Mandalorians are a well-renowed mercenary army for hire.  During a fight
on the planet Concord Dawn with their rivals, the Death Watch, young Jango
Fett was orphaned.  Commander Jaster Mereel of the Mandalorians took in the
young man and trained him in the arts of the warrior.  He took surprising
adaptability to the outfit.  He was soon regarded as one of the best in the
unit, along with Jaster himself and the powerful Montross.  On what was
supposed to be a routine mission to Korda Six, Montross betrayed Jaster and
killed him.  None knew of the betrayal, but Jango was given command of the
Mandalorians, and Montross disappeared afterwards.
Under Jango's command, the Mandalorians were better than ever, until an
attempt to supress a revolt on Galidraan ran them afoul of the Jedi.  The
Mandalorians were nearly wiped out, and the survivors were sent to slavery.
Jango survived against all odds, reclaimed his armor, and set out alone to
carry on the legacy of the Mandalorians as a bounty hunter.
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4A. Movement and Actions =
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General Movement
Depending on how far you press the Control Stick, Jango can sneak, walk or
run.  Hold the X Button to crouch, and press B to jump.
Advanced Movement
Tapping X while running will cause Jango to roll.  This can also be done by
doing the same while the R Button's held down.  Also, Jango can flip in the
air if you press B while holding down the R Button.  You cannot attack while
performing these moves, but they're effective for deflecting enemy fire.
Jango can also grab and hang onto certain ledges.  If standing near a ledge,
press Y to drop down onto it.  If jumping towards a ledge, you'll usually
automatically grab it.  While holding the ledge, pull Left or Right on the
stick to move him along it, or Up to have him climb up it.  Pressing B while
moving will have Jango push himself into the air along the ledge, and B will
have him kick off the ledge.  You can also fire one of your Blasters while
hanging.
Finally, ladders can be climbed by walking up to them or jumping onto them.
Use Up or Down on the Control Stick to climb or descend, respectively.
Jetpack Movement
Once you reclaim your Jetpack, use L to apply thrust.  If you're not moving
the Control Stick, you'll fly straight up, but you can only go a certain
height before stopping (even if you have some fuel left).  Use the Control
Stick to move yourself around in midair, although while you are moving, you
cannot gain altitude.
Combat
In most any circumstance, pressing A will use your currently equipped weapon.
To switch weapons, press Left or Right on the Control Pad.  To switch without
having to worry about enemies killing you, press Down on the Control Pad to
pause the game and bring up a mini-menu of weapons.  Once you settle on a
weapon, press Down again to return to the fight.
To effectively bag the bad guys, it's best to lock on.  Do this by holding the
R Button.  If an enemy is near you, you'll lock onto him/her/it.  You can then
fire until it's dead, at which point you'll lock onto the next bad guy.
Another effective method for enemies not so close is to use the Z button to
enable the manual Look Mode.  You can still fire weapons in this mode, and
with more precision.  You can still move in Look Mode if you hold down the R
button, but you will do so very slowly.
Bounties
In addition to the main targets you track in each of the chapters, there are
several secondary bounties to be found in all but the last chapter.  These
bounties could be just about anyone in the level, enemy or no, alone or in a
group.  Generally, though, bounties aren't in places where enemies charge you
from other rooms.  In the case of most bounties, you'll enter a new area, and
the bounty will be standing in the area somewhere.
The first thing you have to do for bounties is mark them.  To do this, switch
weapons to your ID Scanner (or just press Up on the Control Pad).  Enter Look
Mode with Z and focus the targeting reticle on any humanoid creature (and
sometimes droids).  If they're bounties, you'll get a little picture, as well
as a bit of info.  The info that should concern you is what's right under the
picture: Dead or Alive, and which is worth more.  To mark that bounty, press
A, and you'll be able to track it to the ends of the galaxy.  You CANNOT
make any kind of bounty capture until you MARK them.  If you kill them before
marking, they're worthless.
NOTE: When scanning a large group of beings, don't forget that you can zoom in
and out with the C Stick to get a closer look.  Also, when you get a positive
bounty, the bounty's picture will immediately pop up, so if you're scanning
a lot of people and don't get a picture on one in the first femtosecond, move
on to the next one to save time (or health).
Now, if a bounty is worth more dead, it's pretty easy.  Just shoot the poor
slob.  If a bounty is worth more alive, switch to your Whipcord and tie up
the scum.  In either case, once a bounty is sufficiently dealt with, walk up
to it and press Y to claim the bounty and immediately receive the reward.
Cha-ching!
Complications
If things don't go well and you end up taking the fall, you'll have the
opportunity to continue (actually five opportunities).  You'll be placed at the
last Checkpoint you touched, in the same situation (all enemies you killed
stay dead).
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4B. Weapons and Equipment =
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Jango's Mandalorian armor is packed with all sorts of nifty gadgets and gizmos
that can help him get around, in addition to the armor itself, which is light
enough so that Jango can perform complex manuevers, but hard enough so that
Jango can withstand more hits than the average Joe.
Primary Weapons: These are weapons integrated into Jango's suit in some way.
Fists - All Mandalorians undergo intense unarmed training as well as armed.
Naturally, Fists should only be used for short-range, and even then there are
usually better options (which we'll get to later), but it's sometimes fun to
bash people around...
Blasters - Jango's Westar-34 Twin Dual Dallorian Alloy Blasters are his
signature weapons.  Light and easy to use (and twirl), they have special
long-life energy packs installed (for the purposes of this game, infinite
shots).  Rapidly pressing the A Button makes this the fastest-firing weapons
in the game.  They're not overly powerful, but if you target an enemy, and
there's another nearby, you'll fire at that second one as well.
ID Scanner - This helmet-mounted scanner contains info on bounties downloaded
from the Holonet.  Use it on enemies to find out if they prices on their
heads.  It's sometimes a pain to use, especially if you're being fired at.
You're better off using it from a distance, and you can zoom in and out with
the C Stick.
Whipcord - Jango's gauntlet-mounted snare is a thin, yet strong rope.  Using
it on an enemy will incapacitate it for about twenty seconds.  Less time for
bosses.  Use it to get free hits in, or to claim living bounties.
Dartcaster - No, these aren't the Kaminoan darts, they're a different
variety.  You start most every mission with five of these, with the
opportunity to pick up more along the way, up to a max of ten.  Shooting one of
these darts at any normal enemy will poison and drop them immediately.
Flamethrower - Another "instant kill" weapon.  You will only be able to use
this weapon after getting the Jetpack in the second level of Chapter 1.  While
using this weapon, you cannot move, but you can use the Control Stick to aim
the flame at any point around you.  Any normal enemy caught in the flame will
thrash around for a bit, then die.  The reason you can't use it until you
have the Jetpack is because you use its fuel, but at a slower rate than you
use it when you use the Jetpack.  If you have a bunch of melee fighters on you,
use this to make a nice big mess, or if you can force enemies to chase you
into a bottleneck.
Thermal Grenade - You'll start carrying these weapons in the third level of
Chapter 2.  You could start missions with a few, or with none and pick them
up later in the level.  Anyway, these are used much like any other grenade.
Press A to wind up your throw, hold longer to build up throwing distance, and
let go of A to throw the grenade.  Much of the time, a Grenade won't be enough
to kill, but it will seriously injure.  Just be careful you don't bounce it
back at yourself.  You can carry a max of 10.
Missile - These warheads are mounted on your Jetpack.  You won't be using
these until the first level of Chapter 3.  If you lock onto an enemy and fire,
the Missile will seek out the enemy.  If in Look Mode when you fire the
Missile, you can use the Control Stick to guide it.  It will attempt to align
itself with your reticle.  It's a powerful explosive, a bit moreso than a
Grenade.  Sometimes you can get outright kills with this, and you'll definitely
toss your enemies for a loop.  You can carry a max of 10.
Sniper Rifle - You'll start using this weapon on the first level of Chapter 4.
Like sniper rifles in many other games, you'll use this as a long-range
weapon.  Use Z and the C Stick to use the scope.  Any missions you have the
Sniper Rifle, you'll start with five shots, and you can have a max of fifteen.
Cluster Missile - You can find these in the second level of Chapter 5.  Fire
this missile and it will split into three, which will home in on nearby
enemies.  Boom...  I'm pretty sure you can carry a max of 10, but there's not
even ten in the entire game, so it's just a guess...
Secondary Weapons: These weapons can sometimes be found lying around in
missions.  They have limited ammo, and will disappear after being depleted.
Blaster Rifle - This workhorse rifle has a lower rate of fire than your
Blasters (comparing furious tapping of A with Blasters, versus holding down
A with the Rifle), but it's a bit more powerful.  You'll have 99 shots when you
grab it.
Heavy Gun - This large rifle has a high rate of fire and is very powerful,
but is a bit inaccurate.  It fires at about six-shot bursts.  Kind of a "spray
and pray" weapon.  You'll have 99 shots when you find it.
Grenade Launcher - This explosive delivery system hurts about as much as your
average grenade, but with the added kick of propulsion.  It will have twenty
grenades when you take one.
Stationary Turret - When you find a Turret, press Y to use it.  You have
unlimited ammo, but you only have about a half-sphere turning radius, maybe a
little less.
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4C. Pickups and Powerups =
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These thingies are lying for you to replenish certain aspects of yourself.  If
you don't need them, you won't be able to pick them up.  Sometimes enemies
drop these, and they'll disappear after about 30 seconds.  You can easily
spot most of these items because they glow blue (health and checkpoints) or
orange (weapon refills and Feather Icons).  Only the Extra Jetpack doesn't
glow.
Bacta Fluid Vial (Small Health): This is a glass canister with green stuff
inside.  It restores 20 percent of your lost health.  Most enemies have about
a 33% chance of dropping these.
Bacta Fluid Crate (Large Health): This is three bacta canisters grouped
together.  It restores your health completely.  This isn't dropped very often,
but it's not too hard to find one at regular intervals.
Sniper Rounds: This looks like an oddly-shaped clip of rounds.  It replenishes
five rounds for your Sniper Rifle.
Toxic Darts: This is represented by a three-pronged dart.  You'll get five
darts from this pickup.
Thermal Grenades: There are two different grenade pickups.  One that gives you
one grenade, and the other gives you three.
Missile: Grab this thin pointy missile-shaped pickup to add one Missile to
your stock.
Cluster Missile: Looks kinda like a missile, but it has a thicker top.  Adds
one Cluster to your stock.
Checkpoint: Not mentioned in the manual, this is a floating blue circle with a
knife in it.  Take it, and you'll return to that spot if you kick the bucket.
Feather Icon: Also known as "Secrets".  There's one in every mission.  Find it
to get pictures of Trading Cards in the Bonus Items menu.
Extra Jetpack: Grab this and you'll seriously extend your flight time for a
bit.  Your fuel will look the same, but as you fly, it'll go down slower, but
it won't go back up.  Once it's depleted, you'll go back to your normal
Jetpack.  With the extra kick, you can go a lot farther, but you can't go any
higher than normal.
Mandalorian Rage: This orange skull emblem is ten seconds of invincibility and
a higher rate of fire on all your weapons.
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4D. Supporting Characters =
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(in order of appearance)
Count Dooku (Darth Tyranus) - One of the twenty Jedi Knights in recorded
history to leave the Order in pursuit of a life as a politician.
Unfortunately, he also joined the ranks of the Sith in the process, serving
as apprentice to Darth Sidious.  It's this man that gives Jango his mission of
tracking down the Bando Gora.
Darth Sidious - Count Dooku's master tasks his apprentice with both wiping
out the Bando Gora and finding a suitable template for the upcoming clone
army.
Rozatta - A female Toydarian, and the being Jango trusts the most, Roz is the
owner of Outland Station.  She serves as an informant, and sometimes mother
figure to Jango.
Meeko Ghintee - This unscrupulous Muttanni is known for his underhanded tactics
in pit fighting arenas.  To Jango, he's just another bounty...
Montross - One of Jango's fiercest rivals, this former Mandalorian is also a
bounty hunter, but hunts more for the kill than the money.  In the option of
"dead or alive", he usually goes for "dead".  He's also in the running for the
bounty on Komari Vosa...
Jervis Gloom - The bottom rung of the criminal ladder, Jango will need to
find this human deathstick dealer to get a lead on the Bando Gora.
Senator Trell - This Twi'lek is involved with some shady deals, and is another
link to the Bando Gora.
Bendix Fust - In order to get close to a Dug named Sebolto, Jango will need to
bring in this fellow, who's serving time on the prison on Oovo IV.
Zam Wesell - She appears to be a human female, but is in actuality one of the
galaxy's few Clawdites, a shape-shifting race.  It's unknown if she is really,
in fact, female.  Jango runs into her on Oovo 4, and finds out she's also
hunting Bendix Fust.
Sebolto - This Dug Lord is a druglord (heh heh...)  He runs a deathstick
factory on Malastare, hidden deep beneath what appear to be natural Dug
dwellings.  He's another piece of the puzzle leading to the Bando Gora.
Longo Two-Guns - This nasty fella runs a nasty gang of bandits.  Jabba has put
a price on his head, but no one's come to collect, yet...
Jabba the Hutt - A younger Hutt trying to muscle in on what used to be
chiefly Gardulla's racket.  He's doing surprisingly well considering his
relative lack of experience.
Gardulla the Hutt - Currently the most powerful Hutt on Tatooine, but she's
getting old and seems to be losing influence in recent months.
Komari Vosa - Once a very talented Padawan under the tutelage of Dooku, Vosa
was an impressive specimen of combat, but prone to fits of rage and aggression,
as was evident in a battle on Galidraan, where she slew twenty Mandalorians.
While the Council debated what to do with her, she followed a team of Jedi on
a mission to defeat the cult known as the Bando Gora.  She was captured in the
fight, but used her growing influence over the Dark Side to take control of
the cult.
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4E. Species =
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Even though humans tend to be the most prominent figures in the galactic
limelight, the Star Wars galaxy plays host to hundreds of non-human species,
several of which are featured in this game...
So, why bring it up?  Well, your bounties can be one of many different beings
and different species, and when I point them out to you, I'll be using the
names of their species.  Star Wars fans should pick up quick, but newcomers
might be confused, so here are their names and what they look like, in
alphabetical order...
Aqualish: These gruff people look like they have walrus heads.  Obi-Wan Kenobi
chopped the arm off one in the Mos Eisley Cantina.
Bith: Large bulbous head and big black eyes.  There were a group of these guys
playing at the Mos Eisely Cantina (Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes).
Clantaani: These guys have elongated faces and flappy ears.  They're somewhat
reminiscent of Gungans, only the ears are shorter.
Draag: These guys have large protruding lower jaws with pointy teeth.
Dug: These fellas are short, and they walk around on upper appendages, while
their lower ones are generally used for fine manipulation, as opposed to most
humans.
Gamorrean: These guys are pudgy and pig-like.  There were some guarding
Jabba's palace.
Gran: The trademark feature of these guys are their three eyes on stalks.
Guineo: These guys have have extended heads that come to a point.
Ishi Tib: These guys are recognizable by their eyestalks that kind of stick
out horizontally from their heads.
Ithorian: Nicknamed "Hammerheads", these guys have some of the oddest-shaped
heads in the Star Wars universe.
Jawa: Short and always wearing hooded, brown robes, with their eyes glowing
from inside.
Klatooinian: It's sometimes tough to tell these guys from humans, but they have
large skin folds on their faces which can differentiate them.
Nikto: These look very human from far off, but they have scaly faces.  There
are several different types of Niktos in the galaxy, and you'll meet the
Kajain'sa'Nikto, and the Kadas'sa'Nikto in this game.  They really don't look
all that different for the purpose of the game, so I'm just going to call them
all Nikto.
Rodian: Green skin, with big round black eyes.  They also have small antennae
and snooty mouths.  Greedo is one of them.
Sullustan: These are shorter, mousy people.  Lando's copilot in the Battle of
Endor, Nien Nunb, is a Sullustan.
Trandoshan: These are a large lizard-like humanoid species.  Bossk the bounty
hunter is one of them.
Twi'lek: For some reason, you can only find females wandering around.  They're
mostly human, except for slightly green-hued skin, and two tail-like
appendages that grow from their head (called "lekku").  The dancer, Oola, that
got fed to Jabba's rancor is a Twi'lek.
Tusken Raider: Swarthed in cloth, with special breathing masks.  They're also
known as Sandpeople, and are recognized by their familiar grunt.
Ugnaught: Really short guys in robes with beards.  They were in Bespin,
carting around the busted C-3P0...
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4F. Enemies =
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Most enemies in this game fall under species as listed above, so I won't go
into how each enemy differs in species, since they all basically fight the
same.  However, I will touch on how different enemies are armed in this
section, as well as some special species cases.
Melee Fighters: There are a few basic types.  There are some generic types
that punch.  There are Gamorreans that use big vibro-axes.  There are prison
guards that use stun batons.  There are Tuskens that use Gaffi Sticks.
Easiest way to take them all out is with the Flamethrower.  Use platforms so
they can't reach you, if you have the option.
Red Blasters: These are pretty basic rank-and-file troops which you'll be
seeing a ton of.
Green Blasters: Often, you can't tell the difference between Red and Green
bad guys until they start shooting.  Enemies with green shots are far more
accurate, thus causing more damage quickly.
Blue Blasters: These guys are carrying Heavy Guns, and they're real nasty.
Just like when you use a Heavy Gun, the shots aren't accurate, but they'll
hurt like heck.
Security Drones: These prison bots fire blue bolts at you, not as rapidly
as Blue Blaster guys, but they're more accurate.
Missile Troops: These bad guys stay stationary for the most part.  They fire
their missiles much as you do, and they will try to home in on you, but
they're not the best of shots.
Sniper Troops: Nasty, nasty, especially if you don't know where the shot's
coming from.  They don't move much, but they don't really need to.  You'll
start getting these thrown at you on Malastare.
Grenade Troops: Not very common.  You'll know they're around when you hear
the grenade's distinct "clank".  Run and gun.
Turret Troops: Probably the most deadly of all gunning troops.  They'll be
manning Turrets, naturally, and they fire green blaster bolts very swiftly.
Take them out immediately, preferably with heavy long-range weapons.
Auto Gun: A ceiling-mounted laser cannon.  It can track you pretty well.  I
suggest firing while charging at it, so the shots go over your head.
Nexu: A fierce predatory creature found in the jungle of Malastare.  It's
very swift and can be on top of you in a matter of seconds, at which point it
will swat you around until you're dead.  Use a Dart to take them out before
they take you out.
Massiff: Another predator, but a little slower than the Nexu, found on
Tatooine.  Still dangerous if it gets close, but you should be able to put it
down in most cases before problems arise.
Bando Gora: These guys belong in a separate entry, because they're so dang
nasty.  There are three types.  One is a basic melee grunt type.  He'll
charge you like an ape and hit you hard with his flailing arms.  Another,
more powerful type wears a skull mask and carries a spear trailing green
stuff.  Both can be dispatched easily with the Flamethrower.  The third type
is much more insidious.  A sniper with a blowgun, firing at a high rate for
a sniper, and with chilling accuracy.  Take this enemy out in any manner
possible.
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4G. Hints/Tips =
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Keep moving in a firefight or you're bantha poodoo...  This not only means
run around while you shoot, but also use your evasive manuevers and Jetpack.
Use your Flamethrower for melee or close quarters encounters, Sniper Rifle for
distant foes, Grenades for groups nearby, and Missiles for far off groups.
Use Darts for particularly dangerous foes.
You won't always have all your weapons available to you.  Make sure you take
stock of what you have before heading into a fight.
If you can't find the way out of a room, make sure you look above and below
you.  If you have the Jetpack, fly to all corners of the area.  If you see a
platform rather far away and there's a complicated way to get there, go
there.
If you're tracking bounties, and trying not to kill them in a fight with
others, don't use the Blasters, since you may automatically target them
accidentally.
Even if you don't have a Sniper Rifle, you can still psuedo-snipe.  Use your
ID Scanner to get centered on an enemy, then pull out your Blasters, don't
move the crosshair, and start shooting.
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5. WALKTHROUGH
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Chapter 1 - Outland Station: Dead or Alive, Meeko
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Intro: The classic Star Wars opening music and intro crawl.  Darth Tyranus is
contacted by his master, Darth Sidious, to destroy Komari Vosa, leader of the
Bando Gora, and to find a suitable person to base their clone army off of.
Meanwhile, Jango Fett is at Outland Station, tracking the bounty named Meeko
Ghintee.  He finds him above the Pit Fight Arena, catching him in the act of
cheating at the fight by controlling his monster remotely.  He blasts his
bodyguards, causing Meeko to drop the remote, and fall after it.  He lands
relatively unhurt.  Jango drops down to make the catch, but Meeko uses his
remote to send his beast after Jango.  Jango's Jetpack is knocked off in
the fight.
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5A. Pit Fight Arena =
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Overview: This is a bit of a training level.  Yes, you'll be in danger through
much of the level, but it's relatively light on the action.
Starting Gear: Fists, Blasters, ID Scanner, Whipcord, 5 Darts
Secondary Bounties: Five
Walkthrough: Lock on to the Borhek with your R Button and start blasting
it.  Don't get too close.  If it charges you, use your B Button to evade.
After many shots, it will go down, and a part of the fence will deactivate.
Hop over and use your cutting torch on the grate.  Ride up the elevator on
the other side.  Large Health up here.  Use Y to hit the console here to open
the floor in the middle of the arena.  Head back out and use Y to hang on the
ledge.  Push Down on the stick to drop to a halfway ledge, then drop to the
floor.
Head through the open door to one of the beast holding cells.  Turn right and
drop down into the feeding trough where the Small Health is.  Cut through the
grate here, then crawl through the pipe and cut through the next grate.
Follow the game prompts in this next room to climb up a ladder, cross a
ledge, and hop up to a hole in the floor.  You'll drop down to a hallway and
Roz will mention that a few of Meeko's thugs have prices on their heads.
Take your first CHECKPOINT here.
BOUNTY #1 is the Gran right down the hall from you.  Take him alive.  In a
nearby corridor, four weaponless thugs will come out of a locker room to
challenge you.  Blast them.  Step into the nearby elevator.  Once you ride up,
head to the right to find a CHECKPOINT.
Head back down the hallway the other way.  As the game will suggest, use your
Look Mode (Z) to blast the barrel and take out the Gran in the room.  Blast
the other one blocking the force field and you'll find three Gamorreans and
two thugs.  One of the Gamorreans is BOUNTY #2.
If you continue on the ground level, you'll soon reach a room with two Rodians
with blasters.  There are two other ways out of here.  Each hallway leads to a
locker room with a Rodian and some other guys.  The Rodian in each of these
locker rooms is BOUNTY #3 and BOUNTY #4, respectively.  Now, head back to
the training area and climb up to the platform above the door you just went
through.  In the next room are six Gran with blasters.  After this room is a
CHECKPOINT.
In the next area, you'll see two Massiffs in a cage, and you should probably
take them out.  Blow the barrel to the next room, where you can grab a Large
Health and a CHECKPOINT.
Crawl through the shaft on the right side of this room.  You'll drop into a
shaft, and find yourself being shot at, or so you think.  Turns out you ended
up at the station's shooting gallery.  Scan the guys and you'll find that
one of the Gran is BOUNTY #5.  So, there are about seven or eight Aqualish,
Rodians, and Gran here blasting you.  At the front of the gallery is a Blaster
Rifle in case you want to use it.  Turn the place into your own shooting
gallery, then enter the next room, and look up and behind you.  You'll see a
barrel on a ledge.  Shoot it to blow open the force field, then head back out
to the gallery and on top of the firing bunker.  Grab the Darts and hop over
to the grate.  Cut it down, then hop into the low area in the next room.
Crawl to your next CHECKPOINT.
In this next area are several shooting bad guys.  Waste them all.  You'll need
the beast handler's help to get out of here.  Take a pot shot at the beast
behind the bars.  The handler will come running out to check on his baby.
You can watch him if you wish, or go through the now unlocked door.  Take the
door on the left as you pass by to find your first FEATHER ICON in the
handler's quarters.  You can now leave the arena by the far door.
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Overview: Now it's time to find where Meeko ran off to.  This area marks the
return of your Jetpack to the fray about halfway through, so there's some
flying to be done.
Starting Gear: Fists, Blasters, ID Scanner, Whipcord, 5 Darts
Secondary Bounties: Ten
Walkthrough: You'll start by sticking up a Gran, and threatening him to show
you where Meeko is.  Follow the Gran for a bit.  When you turn a corner, scan
the droid to your right to find BOUNTY #1.  Follow the Gran some more and
he'll take you to the hideout (which, honestly, you could have easily found
yourself).  Meeko will be on the other side, and he'll take off while he sends
some bad guys after you; about five on the ground and two above you on the
catwalk.  Once they're gone, enter the hideout and grab the Large Health.
The elevator's broken, but you can still get up to the upper level by
climbing.  There are three Rodians up here to play laser tag with.  Burn the
nearby grate down to grab a CHECKPOINT.
Continue on across the catwalk to the next area.  Drop down and to the nearby
corridor.  There's an Aqualish here to kill.  Use the control panel near him
to open the door to more action.  Meeko's far ahead of you, and you can scan
and mark him if you're quick enough (even though you can't officially catch
him, it makes it easier to track him later).  Also, BOUNTY #2 is the little
Ugnaught to your left.  There are several guys ahead of you to fry, so do so.
Careful, because there are infinite enemies in this area, coming from nowhere,
so be sure to move on.  The bridge across the gully here is broken, so you'll
have to drop down.  The Gran shooting at you down here is BOUNTY #3.  Climb
into the nearby point, burn the grate and climb up the ladder.  Shoot the
two thugs up here and grab the CHECKPOINT.
Head into the other pipe and slide down.  You'll land in another street area
with more bad guys.  Chase Meeko through another door and peg the three
Aqualish here.  Meeko busted the elevator, so you'll have to climb on the
nearby box, then jump to the white hanging ledge near the elevator platform.
Shimmy over, hop onto the platform, and continue on.
BOUNTY #4 and BOUNTY #5 are above you, shooting from a tower.  You may get
lucky and one could drop down to your level, but more than likely, you'll have
to loop back around to nab him.  Anyway, shoot all the bad guys down here, and
head out the only other door, and you'll reach a CHECKPOINT.
In the next area are more bad guys and a busted door.  Meeko really seems to
be into property damage, eh?  Burn the grate near the door (never minding my
observation about property damage) and crawl through the tunnel.
You'll happen upon a little cutscene between a peddler and an Ishi Tib, who're
haggling over the purchase of a delivery speeder.  Just as soon as they
settles on a price, Meeko grabs it and takes off.  The peddler offers a
Jetpack as a means of chasing him.  Jango steps in and negotiates an agreement
to get his wings back.
All right!  Now you can jet around with the best of them.  Oh, and you also
have access to your Flamethrower now.  Burn, baby.  First thing to do is look
straight up and note the FEATHER ICON.  There's only one ledge high enough
from which you can reach it, and it's marked by a Large Health.  Fly over and
grab it.  Incidentally, that is also the way to get ahead in the level.
BOUNTY #6 and BOUNTY #7 are right across from the ledge with the Large Health,
shooting at you from a nearby ledge.  Bag them and head across the ledge to
the area where Bounties 4 and 5 were.  Take them from here.  Cross from the
towers to a higher ledge and climb up to find Meeko's speeder as it jets away
from you.  Follow him across platforms.  When you get to a place with pipes,
look four BOUNTY #8, a Gran, running around below you.  Chase the speeder on
this bed of pipes and jet to the one running along the far wall.  Make your
way along the pipe, jetting around the supports, and reach the CHECKPOINT in
the pipe near the top of the room.
Drop down and give chase to the speeder, gunning down anyone in your way (in
case you haven't noticed, we're backtracking to the beginning of the level).
Once back at the beginning, follow the speeder to a rather gunky-looking
place.  Burn the grate near the floor of the muck and fly up the pipe.  You'll
enter the wettest, wildest water slides that Outland has to offer.  Before
you go sliding down, though, take the time to nab BOUNTY #9, a Klatooinian.
Slide down and eventually, you'll see a hole across from you.  Jet through and
you'll land on a second slide.  You'll soon see another hole near the end of
that.  Jet through and you'll slide down one more slide, and at the bottom, you
better be ready to fly across a large gap.  NOTE: If you slide all the way
down to the bottom, just find an elevator, and it will automatically take you
to the next slide.
Once at the bottom, Meeko will crash the speeder and run off.  BOUNTY #10 is
one of the Aqualish in this plaza.  Once he's taken care of, head through the
flaming door to enter the next level.
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Overview: Meeko's trying to escape through the cargo areas of the station.
You need to follow.  This mission requires more intense jetpacking than the
last, so let's hope you picked up some skills in the last mission.
Starting Gear: Fists, Blasters, ID Scanner, Whipcord, 5 Darts, Jetpack,
Flamethrower
Secondary Bounties: Ten
Walkthrough: That conveyor belt waaaay off to your right that was pointed out
in the opening cutscene is your first destination.  Before you do that, waste
the bad guys in the area.  Below your starting point is a pipe.  Drop down
onto it (or, preferably, drop to the belt below and to the left, then to the
pipe), and then drop once more to get inside it.  In here is BOUNTY #1 and the
FEATHER ICON.  To get out, jet to the top of the pipe, then to the belt.
Anyway, to get to the conveyor belt really far out, you'll need to hop on top
of those bunkers that you're being shot at from.  Jet up to them, and make
your way across them and a sky bridge to reach the far belt.  Once you reach
the belt, follow it to find a CHECKPOINT.
Follow the belt inside and you'll soon be upon another CHECKPOINT.  There are
a few bad guys and BOUNTY #2 (an Ugnaught) down here.  To leave this area,
follow Roz's advice and blast a fuel barrel when it gets close to the force
field.  Ride the conveyor belt and you'll find another CHECKPOINT.
This large room with tons of conveyor belts has lots of bad guys, and BOUNTY
#3 (an Ugnaught) and BOUNTY #4 (a human female).  There is also a pack of
Darts at the far end of the room.  To leave this place, look in the lower far
left corner of the area for some green lights, then bust down the force field
with a fuel barrel.  Head through.
This next wide open room has a long drop, so be careful.  In here, you'll find
magnetic sealers, which prevent you from blowing up the fuel barrels.  At the
very bottom, you'll find a solitary Aqualish, BOUNTY #5.  You'll also find
another solitary Aqualish for BOUNTY #6 a bit higher up, on a sealer platform
next to the wall opposite from where you come in.  Cross and climb the
conveyor belts to the other side and you'll find a sealer that isn't working.
Take advantage of this and blow the force field to the next area, where you'll
find a CHECKPOINT.
This next room has a bunch of guys on your left gunning for you.  Scan their
ranks to find BOUNTY #6 and BOUNTY #7 (both Aqualish).  Kill the rest.  Jump
up to the top tiers of the belts (there's a Large Health on one near where you
came in).  The highest belt has no barrels, or a force field.  Ride it up to
the next area.
You'll reach a wide open area, and it seems Meeko found the ship he was
looking for...
THE LONGSHOT: I dunno where this was found, but apparently, that's the name of
this ship.  There are six guns and a missile launcher on the ship for
you to take out, as well as a few thugs running around for support.  BOUNTY #9
is on top of the bunker structure on the floor of the room.  BOUNTY #10 is at
the very top of the room.  Climb to the highest catwalk to find him.
Concentrate your fire on the ship, and it will go down once you take out all
the guns.
Meeko will stagger out of the ship, and you'll finally make your capture.
Cutscene: Now we get a look at our rival, Montross, as he completes one of his
hunts in trademark fashion.  Meanwhile, Roz pays Jango for Meeko's capture, and
gives him a communication from a man named Tyranus, about a mark worth five
million credits.  The mark is Komari Vosa, the leader of the Bando Gora.  Roz
is apprehensive, but mentions death sticks, and a bounty on a dealer.  Jango
feels it's a start.  Meanwhile-meanwhile, Montross receives the same
transmission from Tyranus...
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Chapter 2 - Coruscant: Lowlifes in High Places
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Cutscene: Jango approaches Coruscant, and Roz gives him the skinny on Jervis
Gloom, who's also wanted by the Coruscant police force.  He flies down to the
planet in his old Mandalorian ship, which once belonged to Jaster Mereel.
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Overview: Ahh...  Y'know, Coruscant's a 24-hour town... er... planet.  This
place has a lot of innocents as well as thugs working for Gloom that he hired
for protection.
Starting Gear: Fists, Blasters, ID Scanner, Whipcord, 5 Darts, Jetpack,
Flamethrower
Secondary Bounties: Fifteen
Walkthrough: Take the obvious path of doors down the ramps.  At the bottom of
the ramps, find a Blaster Rifle.  Head out to the main plaza area, where
you'll find a CHECKPOINT just sitting there.  BOUNTY #1 will be to your left as
you enter the area (the dancing Twi'lek).  Continue straight ahead and hang a
left into a small bar.  BOUNTY #2 is the young lady at the bar.  Head back
outside and all the way around the plaza to the end, where you'll find a Bith
(aka BOUNTY #3) spacing out.
Now, head back to where you first entered the plaza and enter a nearby door
next to an orange sign to go ahead in the level.  Climb the ramps and cross
the bridge up here.  BOUNTY #4 is the Ishi Tib hanging out here.  Grab the
CHECKPOINT, as well.  BOUNTY #5 is the human down the street a bit.  There's
a door next to Bounty #4 which leads up to a bar and BOUNTY #6.  Anyway, head
back to where Bounty #5 was and you'll find a bridge leading on around a
circle tower (with some bad guys on it).  There's a CHECKPOINT on the other
side of the tower.
Now, to get ahead in the level, you'll have to go down one of two ways, and
both have a bounty.  To your left is a green door.  Take the ramps down and
you'll find BOUNTY #7 at the bottom.  That's one way out, but instead go back
up and head to the structure in the middle.  You'll find a big spiral
staircase leading down.  BOUNTY #8 is at the bottom of this one.  Be careful,
because this bounty has a feeling you're looking for him and he sprints away.
Chicken.  He doesn't disappear, so you may want to leave him after you marked
him so you can get him later.  BOUNTY #9 is down on the lower level of this
area, near a dead end.  He's a Sullustan.  At any rate, there are also several
bad guys in the area, so watch out.  There's a CHECKPOINT on this lower level,
too (near where you exit from Bounty #7).
This next area has several bad guys, as well as BOUNTY #10.  You'll see
Jervis here, and Roz will point him out.  Tag him if you get the chance, but
it will be to no avail, as he'll run off.  Follow him into the warehouse.
Take out the two guys in the warehouse and trail Jervis.  Cut down the
grate and start running up the ramps.  You'll reach an area with buildings and
close alleys.  Jervis first stops near a building with an open balcony.  You
can fly up to that balcony for the FEATHER ICON.  Follow Jervis into another
building.
Run down some ramps and you'll find another CHECKPOINT, and chase Jervis
through some more of his thugs.  Take the time to look for BOUNTY #11 (a