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Guide by   - obishawn
Version    - 1.9
Platform   - Nintendo DS
Game Title - Touch the Dead (Dead'n'Furious - European)
T O U C H
T H E
D E A D
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In this version update:
9-22-07 - version 1.9
- Added two new sections: Bosses and Amputation Stat
Requirements
- Granted hosting requests by:
- v1.6 - 1UP.com -            (http://www.1UP.com)
- v1.7 - MyCheats.com -       (http://www.MyCheats.com)
- v1.8 - Cheats.de -          (http://www.Cheats.de)
A word from me -
- One thing that has been excluded from this guide is a
section covering the Co-Op aspects of the game.  Of the
people I know that have a DS, I'm the only one with
Touch the Dead, therefore I cannot play Co-Op and
because I cannot play Co-Op, I cannot explain to you
just what all Co-Op entails.
So, if any of you reading this guide would be
interested in writing up a section explaining Co-Op, I
would gladly insert it into the guide, not altering the
content in any way other than to make it fit this
notepad format and you will recieve full credit and
thanks for the contribution.
- A big THANKS goes out to Jason_Ryu for spreading the
word (informing me via email and posting on the message
boards) that you do not have to complete or even play
through Furious Mode to unlock God Mode.  After playing
through Normal Mode once, when you begin a new game you
are given the option to play through Normal Mode again
or to attempt the harder Furious Mode.
Choosing to play through the simpler Normal Mode a
second time unlocks God Mode.  I have confirmed this
myself.
- I put the kibosh on the Enemy Weakness section which I
had been planning on including in this guide.  Frankly,
it was a lot of work and though it would be handy
information to have, I quickly lost interest in that
side project.  So, in stead of looking for weaknesses,
just check what the Amputation Requirements are for
each sub-chapter (as listed in this guide) and be sure
to aim accordingly.
- In my emails, corresponding with Benjamin Yoris, CEO of
Dream-On Studios, I asked him if there were any kind of
codes that will eventually be revealed for this game
that might grant the player infinite ammo,
invincibility or anything like that.  He said yes, but
he wasn't going to tell me.
So, don't worry about keeping your eyes open for those
little goodies, that is my job.  Just periodically
check this guide to see if it has been updated with
that information.  It will be posted in this section,
at the beginning of the guide, easy to find.  I'll also
submit it to the Codes and Secrets page for Touch the
Dead at GameFaqs.com, if someone doesn't beat me to it.
- One other thing, I believe in giving credit where
credit is due, but in this instance, I cannot.  On the
message boards, someone posted asking for help with the
first boss.  Another member replied, suggesting that
the topic creator read this guide.  Another member
replied that the tactics in this guide (presumably for
the first boss) wasn't any good.  If my memory serves
me correctly, his word choice was "rubbish."
Well, in an effort to accomadate this disgruntled
member, I have attempted to touch up the first boss (no
pun intended) section of this guide.  I don't remember
your name Sir, but this is for you.  I hope I meet your
standards.
- That being said, if you find any kind of problem with
this guide, no matter how small, let me know.  I am
open to constructive criticism.  I can't fix it if you
don't tell me about it.  Don't worry about politeness,
just be blunt.  The only way I can make the guide
better is with your input.  And of course, you will
recieve full credit for your contribution.  See the end
of this guide for my contact information.
shawn
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TABLE    OF    CONTENTS
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To easily and quickly find anything in this guide,
simply perform a search and enter the subject as you
see it listed in the Contents, even if it is just the
Roman numerals.
I    - Introduction
II   - Controls
III  - Understanding Both Screens
IV   - Weapons
V    - Pick-Ups
VI   - Strategies and Info
VII  - Amputation Stat Requirements
VIII - Boss Fights
IX   - Walk-Through
A. - Chapter 1
B. - Chapter 2
C. - Chapter 3
D. - Chapter 4
X    - Bonuses and Game Modes
A. - Bonuses
B. - Unlockables
C. - Cheats
XI   - FAQ Update History
XII  - Credits, Thanks, & Hosts
XIII - Contact Info
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I  -  INTRODUCTION
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This game will take you back to the years spent in the
arcades playing games like Area 51.  In this Survival
Shooter, you play as Rob Steiner, a prisoner awaiting
a transfer, when you wake up in the middle of the night
to find your door is open.  It doesn't take long to find
out that the prison guards and inmates have become
zombies and since you seem to be the only fresh
meat in the prison, you just may be safer staying in
your cell.
The layout of this game is quite simple.  You follow
along a set path with the occasional option to choose
an alternate path.  When zombies appear on the
screen, you blow them away and reload.  For some,
this may be mindless and repetitive and though there
is a degree of truth to that, this game is quite fun.
Since the game is a rail-shooter setup, the intention of
this guide is to provide you with knowledge of when to
expect the decision making moments, help you to
locate the upgrades and bonuses, and tips for fighting
bosses.
This walk-through is based on the Normal game mode.  It
may work for the other two game modes since the game
script doesn't change, just the difficulty.
Also, though this guide will take you step by step
through the game, there are no spoilers for the storyline.
The story is told through periodical cut scenes, but if
you pay attention to the enviromental changes during the
game play, you will pick up on the more subtle parts of
the story.
Why is it that the PAL version has the better name and art
cover?  I'm not suggesting that name and art be exclusive
to the United States version, but both the NTSC and PAL
versions should have the better cover and name.  I feel
cheated.  If you want to feel cheated too, visit the Touch
the Dead (Dead 'n' Furious) offical web site at:
http://www.Deadnfurious.com
Also, swing by http://www.DreamOn-Studio.com to see the
other titles Dream On Studios is working on and have
released.
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II  -   CONTROLS
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Right-handed Setup
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D-Pad - Choose your weapons by pressing in the
corresponding direction.
Start - Pause the game (option to continue playing or
quit)
Touch Screen - Use your weapon and reload
For the right-handed setup the A, B, X, Y, Select, and
R & L shoulder buttons are not used.
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Left-handed Setup
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A, B, X, Y - Choose your weapons by pressing in the
corresponding direction.
Start - Pause the game (option to continue playing or
quit)
Touch Screen - Use your weapon and reload
For the left-handed setup the D-Pad, Select, and
R & L shoulder buttons are not used.
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III  -  UNDERSTANDING   BOTH    SCREENS
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Top Screen
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Your top screen displays your health, current
weapons, weapon upgrades, padlock, and time.
Health -
- The hearts indicate how much health you have
remaining.  The number next to the hearts is how
many lives you have left.
Weapons -
- The weapons are setup like the D-pad or A, B, X, Y
buttons.  If you have found a weapon, it will be
automatically set to one of the button directions.
Press the corresponding button to equip that
weapon.
Weapon Upgrades -
- Your upgrades will appear only on the equipped
weapon, which is the weapon shown in the center.
The upgrades themselves only appear as stars.
Padlock -
- The padlock indicates whether or not you have found
the art work for the current sub-chapter you are in.
If the padlock appears locked, you have not yet
found the art work, if it is unlocked, you already
have it.
Time -
- The time is a count down clock showing you how
much time is remaining.  The clock only appears at
certain points in the game.  The chapters
themselves are not timed.
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Bottom Screen
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The bottom screen is simpler than the top.  Besides
all of the action taking place on the bottom screen,
you have your ammo and your clip.
Ammo -
- Your ammo appears on the side of the screen
corresponding to your control set up.  You can have
three different types of ammo, depending on which
weapon is equipped.  Your pistol is the only gun
with unlimited ammo.
Clip -
- This displays how much ammo is left in the weapon
you are using.  It doesn't take long at all to empty
your clip.  To reload it, simply drag ammo and drop
it into the clip.  Be sure to keep an eye on how
much ammo you have left altogether, you don't want
to get caught with an empty clip!
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IV  -  W E A P O N S
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To use a weapon, first equip it by pressing the correct
directional button. For guns, simply tap the bottom
screen where you want to shoot.  To reload your guns,
drag and drop ammo into the clip.  For the crowbar,
slide the stylus across the screen in a sweeping
motion.
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Pistol -
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The pistol is the first weapon you find and has
unlimited ammo, yet it is fairly weak in comparison to
some of the other weapons you can get.  You find it
lying on the floor of a restroom in the first Chapter.
Once you find it, it is equipped by pressing the
directional button down.  One clip for the pistol
contains 8 rounds.  Pistol upgrades include -
Rapid Reload, Rapid Fire, and a Firepower Upgrade.
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Shotgun -
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The shotgun is the second weapon, found towards the
end of Chapter 1-3.  Your ammo is limited, so only
use this for bosses or tight situations.  Once you find
it, it is equipped by pressing the directional button left.
One clip for the shotgun contains 6 shots.  Upgrades
include - Rapid Reload, Rapid Fire, and a Firepower
Upgrade.
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Crowbar -
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Your crowbar is your standard melee weapon that
requires no ammo.  Once you find it, it is equipped by
pressing the directional button up.  It has two
increased damage upgrades.
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Sub-machine gun -
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This is your meat mincer!  But be careful, you'll blow
through the ammo rather quickly.  Once you find it, it
is equipped by pressing the directional button right.
Sub-machine gun upgrades include - Rapid Reload,
Rapid Fire, and a Firepower Upgrade.
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V  -  PICK - UPS
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As you play through the game, keep a keen eye out
for destructible items, like cardboard boxes, wooden
crates, or even behind the glass doors of cabinets, as
they usually contain the things that will keep you alive!
It should be noted that you do not have to shoot the
Pick-ups to obtain them, all you have to do is reveal
them and you pick them up automatically.
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Pickups -
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Health - This gray, rotating cube refills one heart.
Shotgun ammo - These are easily identifiable by the red
shell casings.  One pickup provides 24
shotgun shells.
Machine Gun ammo - Machine gun ammo also comes in the form
of a floating, rotating cube with
bullets on the sides.
Art Work - These appear as rotating cubes with the image
of a padlock on the side.
Weapon Upgrade - The up grades look a lot like the art
work pickups, but in stead of a padlock
you will see the image of the weapon that
will be upgraded.
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VI - STRATEGIES  AND  INFO
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NO TIME TO REST
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- Usually, when you blow away a group of zombies,
you will have a very brief moment before you begin
moving again.  Use this time to reload.
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BE PREPARED!
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- Reload often, especially during moments when you
aren't engaged in combat.  You don't want to get
caught having to reload as a zombie is bearing down
on you and about to whop you upside the head.
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PINKY GLIDE
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- The slightest hesitation in reloading can make a
huge difference in the heat of battle.  A reloading tip
that works well for me is to use your pinky finger.  I
hold the stylus very much like I would a writing pen.
In doing so, my hand is curled into a fist, positioning
my pinky directly over the ammo stash, ready to
drag and drop.
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KEEP A COUNT
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- For reloading purposes, it might be helpful to count
how many shots you have made.  Each clip will hold
a maximum amount of bullets or shells.  Knowing how
many you have fired off could be more helpful or
accurate than having to gauge it visually, especially
in a heated moment.  So, keep in mind that the
pistol clip holds 8 rounds, the shotgun clip holds 6
shots, and it is unrealistic to attempt to count the
submachine gun rounds in a clip.  This tip is really
only useful for the pistol and shotgun.
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PROXIMITY ALERT
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- You will obviously want to shoot the enemies closest
to you as they pose the more immediate threat.
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AGGRESSIVE NEGOTIATIONS
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- Do not make the mistake of underestimating the
crowbar, especially after you find both of it's
upgrades.  A fast finger or stylus can save you tons
of ammo as you overwhelm the zombies with blow after
blow.  One down side to it is that it seems less
effective against a zombie that is on the very far
right of the screen.
I actually will not be recommending the use of the
crowbar in the walkthrough itself as it is only as
effective as you are.  If you are good with it, by all
means, abuse it.
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PICK OFF THE STRAGGLERS
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- Once you take out the majority of enemies in a
group, switch to your pistol.  It's rapid rate of fire,
combined with is accuracy and infinite ammo, can
save you precious ammo for your other guns.
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BECAUSE YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT
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- At the end of each stage, your Amputation Stats will
be displayed.  You will be graded on your accuracy
and targeting.  The targeting is divided between four
factors: headshots, arms, legs, and belly.  The
minimal targeting requirements change per level and
each requirement is listed in this guide in the
appropriate sub-chapter section.
It is important to attempt to meet the amputation
requirements as much as possible because with each
check mark you attain, you will receive additional
health - two hearts per attained stat for a total
health bonus of 8 hearts.  (Thanks to mastercheng for
the confirmation).
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STYLUS SUBSTITUTES
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- This is a game that requires you to use your stylus
in order to play.  As a screen friendly alternative to
the stylus, I recommend using a Q-tip or toothpick.
With Q-tips, the cotton end can become a bit
unraveled, but it is the softest and safest substitute.
Toothpicks, wooden or plastic, are great and usually
soft enough to not scratch the screen.  Tooth picks
also allow for much better accuracy than a Q-tip.
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ART THIEF
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- It seems that when you replay a chapter to find the
art work you  may have missed your first time
through the chapter, once you get the art work and
you see the padlock is unlocked, you can then
abort the mission and you will still be credited as
having the art work.  In other words, you do not have
to finish the chapter to retain the art.
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YOU NEED TO LIGHTEN UP
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- If you are playing on a DS Lite and need a little help
seeing, set your backlight to its highest capacity.  Or
to add to the challenge of the game, set it to the
darkest setting.  There are some chapters where it will
make no difference and some where it will make all the
difference in the world.
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HEARING IS BELIEVING
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- For an added or more realistic effect, play through the
game using head phones.  The DS speakers work well, but
headphones allow for much better sound quality.  This
is generally true of all DS games, not just Touch the
Dead.
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The following game strategies have been contributed by:
mastercheng
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CAPITALIZE ON LONE/DISTANT ZOMBIES
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- When you see a single zombie coming at you, don't go
straight for the kill. Instead, shoot of the arms, then
aim for the legs (or shotgun the belly). This'll help
your stats later on. Achieving each stat gives you a
bonus of two hearts. Since you'll most likely be going
for the quick kills in zombie crowds, it makes sense to
capitalize on the limbs of lone / distant zombies.
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EFFICIENCY IN RELOADING
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- When reloading with multiple weapons, remember to cancel
the reloading animation from by switching to another
weapon; thereby cutting the reload time. For example:
First, unload your pistol clip on a zombie.
Second reload your clip.
Third, while you're in the pistol reload animation,
quickly switch to another weapon such as the shotgun.
This cancels the pistol reload animation frames and
instantly goes into the shotgun equip. When you go back
to the pistol, you'll have a full clip ready. Thus,
with enough practice and speed, you can do something
like this:
1. Unload pistol, reload
2. Cancel equip to shotgun
3. Unload shotgun, reload
4. Cancel equip to pistol
5. - repeat -
This strategy is most helpful in the beginning part of
the game.  Eventually, the shotgun will be upgraded and
the reload time won't be much of a problem. However, if
your goal is to conserve shotgun ammo, then this
strategy is great for switching back to the pistol with
a fully loaded clip. I've maxed out my shotgun (999)
ammo with this strategy in Furious mode.
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FINISH THEM OFF WITH THE PISTOL
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- To conserve shotgun or machine gun ammo, mix in the
pistol whenever you can. E.g., shoot the zombies with
the pistol first to weaken them, then finish them off
with the shot gun - by then it'll require less shotgun
ammo to complete the kill. Or vice versa, shotgun first,
then pistol.
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OPTION SELECT HEAD SHOTS
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- When trying to get head shots, sometimes it's better to
aim for the upper chest/lower neck area. That way,
you'll have the option to hit either the head or the
body in case you miss, due to the zombie swaying back
and forth. Often times, when I specifically aim for the
head, I would miss because the zombies in Furious mode
sway more.
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KNOW YOUR ZOMBIE'S WEAKNESS
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- Each zombie has a different weakness. It's really easy
to experiment/find them using God Mode.
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GET IN THE HABIT OF TAPPING
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- I used to try and count how many shots I fired - in
hope of knowing exactly when to reload. Eventually, I
was too distracted to keep count, or just got
frustrated from constantly having to remember. So
instead, I just practice tapping 8 times (pistol) over
and over again.  Eventually, it's possible to be
conditioned to instinctively know when you've tapped 8
times. If you want to play on the safe side, you can
condition yourself to tap 4 or 6 times, thereby giving
you a few ammo left over to use however you see fit.
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VII - Amputation Stat Requirements
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Why make a new section dedicated specifically to the stat
requirements?  I'm glad you asked.  I just figured it
would be convenient to have all of this information
gathered in one spot because the game itself doesn't need
a walkthrough with the exception of finding alternate
paths , pick-ups, and bonuses.  And grouping the
information together here makes it easier to access it in
stead of having to scroll past the almost useless walk
through portions of the guide.
It is mentioned elsewhere in the guide, but I feel it is
important to repeat it here, but the point of meeting the
amputation stat requirements in each chapter is because at
the end of the chapter when your stats are tallied up, for
each requirement you meet you get two hearts added to your
health, for a grand total of eight more hearts to begin
the next chapter with.
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Chapter 1-1 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/40     Arms      - ???/10
Legs      - ???/3      Belly     - ???/0
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Chapter 1-2 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/40     Arms - ???/20
Legs - ???/5           Belly - ???/0
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Chapter 1-3 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/12     Arms - ???/3
Legs - ???/5           Belly - ???/5
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Chapter 2-1 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/14     Arms - ???/75
Legs - ???/2           Belly - ???/30
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Chapter 2-2 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/15     Arms - ???/190
Legs - ???/20          Belly - ???/60
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Chapter 2-3 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/10     Arms - ???/180
Legs - ???/1           Belly - ???/50
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Chapter 3-1 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/5     Arms - ???/120
Legs - ???/5          Belly - ???/35
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Chapter 3-2 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/1     Arms - ???/10
Legs - ???/5          Belly - ???/5
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Chapter 3-3 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/2     Arms - ???/30
Legs - ???/30         Belly - ???/7
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Chapter 4-1 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/8     Arms - ???/70
Legs - ???/1          Belly - ???/30
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Chapter 4-2 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/30     Arms - ???/20
Legs - ???/1           Belly - ???/10
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Chapter 4-3 -
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Amputation Stats -
Headshots - ???/100     Arms - ???/80
Legs - ???/ 5                Belly - ???/30
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VIII - Boss Fights
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As with the Amputation Stats section, this Boss Fights
section is included as a quick reference to help you
avoid the wall of text which is the walk through.
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Chapter 1 -
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A quick cutscene shows you encounter the boss,
then you will have just a few seconds where the game
will show you his weak points.  The wrists and
shoulders are the key target areas with the shoulders
being the most vulnerable.
During the fight, you will run backwards while the boss
chases you.  When you are at a distance, use your
pistol, but as the boss gets closer, prepare your
shotgun.  The best time to fire the shotgun is after he
swings at you, you will have a clear shot at his
shoulder and just a few seconds to pull those shots
off.
During the fight, keep an eye out for boxes and crates
scattered about throughout the room.  They contain
health and shotgun ammo.  But only go for the boxes
if you are in need, the boss will steadily advance on
you.
UPDATED TACTIC -
You run backwards as the Boss chases you.  As he attemtps
to swing at you, shoot him in the wrists.  Also, shoot the
wrists when he covers his face.  After you shoot his
wrists, his shoulders will be completely exposed, at this
point, concentrate your heavy firepower on his shoulders.
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Chapter 2 -
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After your elevator ride, you will face the boss of
Chapter 2.  This boss is easier than the boss of
Chapter 1.  All you need to do is shoot the missiles
that it fires at you.  The shotgun is more ideal since it
is more powerful.  If you are really good with the pistol,
you may want to try it, but it will take several bullets
to bring a missile down.
As you wear down the boss' life bar, the missiles he
fires will have a more erratic path, but they aren't that
much more difficult to hit.  He generally fires off four
consecutive missiles, then fires off four more.  I
recommend counting your shots so as to keep up with
what remains in your clip.  You usually can safely
reload after every four shots.
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Chapter 3 -
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This mutated plant is rather easy, it is the attacking
zombies and bats that make this battle difficult.
Pay attention to the cheesy dialogue before the
battle as it is not just a poor attempt at bad writing,
it is also a hint.
You will be using all of your guns in this battle.
The game showed you the weak point, when its mouth is
opened.  That is the only time the plant is vulnerable.
Use the submachine gun because when the plant opens its
mouth, it will spit a few parasitic worms your way.
The automatic fire will easily deal with the worms as
they will come directly in the line of fire as you
shoot into the plant's mouth.  About four or five
steady clips from the submachine gun will bring the
plant down.
Meanwhile, zombies will board your airboat, bats will
fly in from behind the plant and the plant itself will
occasionally launch red projectile foliage.  I find
that the shotgun works best for the zombies and the
plant's projectiles and the pistol is most ideal for
the bats.
The crowbar can really come in handy here in stopping
the bats and projectiles.  You will have to be quick
though.  The advantage to using a gun for these things
is that you can destroy them from a distance.  If you
make a mistake with the crowbar, you will most likely
take damage.
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Chapter 4 -
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This fight is actually easy.  You will be on a rail car
that circles the room, but only when you hit the lever.
The robot will spin to always be facing you, all the while,
it will be throwing large boulders or large masses of
scrunched metal, whatever, it flies by too quick for me to
be certain. Anyway, the point is that it will throw these
things at you and in order to dodge them, you must hit the
lever with the crowbar to circle around the room.
The robot's weak spot is on his back, but it always spins
to face you.  So, using your pistol, shoot the red,
thread-like component below the robot's torso.  You will
have just enough time to empty your clip.  Quickly switch
to the crowbar and hit the lever again before the robot
pelts you with another bolder. As soon as you begin to
move to a new location in the room, switch back to your
pistol and reload, then quickly switch back to the crowbar
again and hit the lever.
Continue this pattern until you see the robot slump over.
Once it does, quickly hit the lever until you are behind
the robot, then pump it full of shot gun shells.  Repeat
the "hit lever, reload method" until both your shotgun and
pistol are reloaded, and begin the process all over again.
It sounds complicated, but it really isn't as long as you
move quickly and don't get fouled up by trying to hit the
lever with the pistol.  Just remain calm and it will be
over with quickly.
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IX  -  WALK  -  THROUGH
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A.  -  C H A P T E R   1
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Bonuses: Pistol, Artwork 1, Fast Reload
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Amputation Stats -
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Headshots - ???/40     Arms      - ???/10
Legs      - ???/3      Belly     - ???/0
As you play through 1-1, you'll be given the
opportunity to choose different paths.  You will be able
to see different parts of the facility depending on which
path you take, but one is not better than the other.
No matter which path you choose, you will still come
across the bonuses.
After you get up off of your bed, you'll walk out of your
cell and stand before a counter.  Behind the counter
will be two white signs with red arrows, touch the
either sign, both are dead ends and once you discover
that, you will walk into a restroom to find your pistol.
You will round a few corners, then descend a few
steps to find a shut door.  Shoot the panel to the left
of the door to open it.
You will shoot through two or three sets of zombies
and then check out a small room.  Be sure to shoot
the cardboard boxes, inside one is a heart.  You will
blow through a few more small groups of zombies,
then you'll have to shoot another door panel to
proceed.  When you face the last group of enemies
before reaching the door, be sure to shoot the
cardboard box in the background for a heart.
You will come to an intersection with two more white
signs, choose your path.  The path to the right will
lead you to another intersection.  Choosing the right
path again will allow you to visit what looks to be a
sort of church sanctuary, be sure to notice the
cardboard box, which contains a heart.
You will fight your way through more waves of
enemies and come across the electric chair.  To the
right and behind the chair is a cardboard box with a
heart.  You will have ample time to shoot the box.
Two more waves of enemies will bring you to another
door with a control panel to shoot.
You will enter an area with a few jail cells on you left.
You will have mere seconds to take out the residents
and reload, but when you reach the third cell be sure
to shoot the panel next to the door.  Doing so will
allow you to enter the cell and get one of the bonuses.
After you pass through three waves of zombies, you
will come to another wall with signs.  The path to the
right will lead you up a stair and into a dark hallway.
Zombies are lying on the floor and begin to rise as you
approach.
You'll pass through a few more waves of dead guys
and as you round a corner, you will see about 4
cardboard boxes lined up against the wall.  The only
box containing anything is the one on the far right.
You'll have to be quick to nab the heart.
Next you'll enter a large room.  Before you encounter
any enemies, you will find a pistol upgrade which will
allow you to reload much faster.  You will then back
out of a doorway as zombies approach you.  But with
your new pistol upgrade, this wave of zombies will be
no problem.
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Bonuses:  Rapid Fire, Art Work 2
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Amputation Stats -
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Headshots - ???/40     Arms - ???/20
Legs - ???/5           Belly - ???/0
This chapter is far more straight-forward than 1-1 in
that there aren't any options to turn left or right.  But
there are a few things to look out for:
- The waves of enemies are more populated and
faster, which means you'll have to be faster with the
stylus.
- Also, some of the enemies, more often than not it
will be those in the background, will rip their heads
from their shoulders and then throw it at you.  If you
are quick, you can shoot the zombies before they
pull off their heads, but that is not recommended.
Once they throw their heads, whether it hits you or
not, the body falls to the ground and you will not
have to deal with it.  Shoot the head while it is in the
air before it hits you.  Shooting the thrown head in
stead of the zombie is better in that it only takes
one shot and they tend to throw their heads while
you are distracted by an attacking zombie.
- The Art Work is a bit more hidden in this chapter.
When you exit the duct work, there will be a door
directly across from where you are.  Shoot the
panel near the door to open it.  Once you clear this
area of the undead inhabitants, you may enter and
claim the art work.
- The rapid fire upgrade for the pistol is in this
chapter, but do not worry, you can't miss it.
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Bonuses: Shotgun, Art Work 3
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Amputation Stats -
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Headshots - ???/12     Arms - ???/3
Legs - ???/5           Belly - ???/5
The first part of this chapter is quick and chaotic.  You
will rush past many zombies with barely enough time
to kill any.  I recommend putting a couple of shots in
each enemy as you pass, which will stun them long
enough for you to go by without taking damage.  This
is a good time to meet the Amputation Stats
requirements, as they are quite low for this chapter.
If you want to go for the kills though, use head shots,
it will bring them down faster.
The passage ways are dark and straight, meaning no
alternate paths with exception to one.  After you pass
the first set of zombies, you will make a few turns and
then have mere seconds to shoot the sign that will
allow you to go left.  If you do not shoot it, you will
take the right path automatically.  The only real
advantage in taking the left path is that after a couple
of turns, you will see three cardboard boxes lined up
against a wall with just a few seconds to open them
up.  The only one containing anything is the one of
the far left, it has a health pickup.
The is another health pickup on a box on the left side
of the passageways, be sure to nab it if you have
taken a lot of damage.
After passing through the dark passageways, you will
come to a ladder.  As you climb the ladder, small
rat-type creatures will drop on you.  Take them out
quickly.
Once you reach the top of the ladder, you will come
into a large office-like room.  Once you get to the
other side of the room, you will find the shotgun.  I
recommend that you continue to use the pistol for
now, you are about to face a boss and the extra
ammo from the more powerful shotgun will really come
in handy.  For now though, you will then be presented
with the choice to go left or right.
The right path brings you into a room with wooden and
cardboard boxes, all can be destroyed and several
contain health and shotgun ammo.
The left path is not recommended as there is only one
health pickup and no ammo.
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Boss fight 1 - I could have been your Daddy!
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A quick cutscene shows you encounter the boss,
then you will have just a few seconds where the game
will show you his weak points.  The wrists and
shoulders are the key target areas with the shoulders
being the most vulnerable.
During the fight, you will run backwards while the boss
chases you.  When you are at a distance, use your
pistol, but as the boss gets closer, prepare your
shotgun.  The best time to fire the shotgun is after he
swings at you, you will have a clear shot at his
shoulder and just a few seconds to pull those shots
off.
During the fight, keep an eye out for boxes and crates
scattered about throughout the room.  They contain
health and shotgun ammo.  But only go for the boxes
if you are in need, the boss will steadily advance on
you.
UPDATED TACTIC -
You run backwards as the Boss chases you.  As he attemtps
to swing at you, shoot him in the wrists.  Also, shoot the
wrists when he covers his face.  After you shoot his
wrists, his shoulders will be completely exposed, at this
point, concentrate your heavy firepower on his shoulders.
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B.  -  C H A P T E R   2
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Bonuses: Shotgun Rapid Fire, Art Work 4
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Amputation Stats -
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Headshots - ???/14     Arms - ???/75
Legs - ???/2           Belly - ???/30
You would do well to rely on the shotgun in this
chapter more than the pistol.  There will be a lot of
moments when you turn to find several zombies
bearing down on you at once, and they can endure
more damage than the zombies in Chapter 1.
After you dispatch the first zombie in the chapter, you
will look around the room.  Pay attention to the
cabinets, you will be able to see through the glass in
the cabinets doors.  You will find two shotgun ammo
pickups and a health pickup.
Zombies will walk out from behind the curtains on the
right, then on the left.  You can use your pistol here to
conserve shotgun ammo, but after you finish off the left
hand side of the undead, quickly equip your shotgun.
The next several waves of enemies will be numerous,
strong, and very close and the shotgun is better
weapon at this point.
Once you clear the enemies in this room, you will face
a door in which you will need to shoot a panel on the
right side of the door.  Before you go into the hall
make sure both guns are reloaded and ready for
battle.
In the hall, a robot will block the path, forcing you to
go into the room across the hall.  Don't bother firing at
the robot.  You can't hurt it and it won't attack you, it
will just block the path.  Shoot the panel and enter the
next room.
Be quick with the shotgun as you will face many
waves of the scientist zombies.  There are a few
boxes that will appear in behind the zombies and you
will have just a short time to shoot them.  Using the
pistol is recommend for the boxes to save shotgun
ammo, but if you are in need and can't switch guns
fast enough, you'll have to use up the precious
shotgun ammo to shoot the boxes.
After you clear the room, you will go back out into
another hall.  Shoot the door panel to enter Room 2,
inside, you'll find shotgun ammo.  Upon exiting
Room 2 you'll have the choice to go left or right.  I
recommend left.
The left path will lead you to Room 1, which contains
the hidden Art Work.  You will then proceed down the
hallway and come to an intersection.
If you take the left path again here, you will get to
enter Rooms 4, 5, and 6, which contain helpful health
and ammo.  If you choose to go straight down the hall,
you will skip Rooms 4 and 6.
After choosing the left path, you will proceed down the
hall way with Rooms 4, 5, and 6 on your left.  If you
shoot the door panels as you pass down the hall with
the doors on your left, you will not be able to go in just
yet.  It is scripted for you to walk down the hall, turn
around, and then pass by the doors again.  It is when
you pass the rooms with the doors on your right when
you can enter.
So, the only difference in taking the left path in stead
of the right after exiting Room 2 is that you skip
Room 3.  Rooms 4 and 6 are worth entering as they
have safely obtained pickups. See the Room 5
paragraph below for what to expect in that room.
If you chose the right path, you'll come up on Room 3.
Shoot the panel to open the door, inside you will find
shotgun ammo and you'll be attacked by one scientist
zombie as you try to leave.  The pistol will work just
fine to dispose of him.
You'll go back into the hall and face a wave of
zombies, use the shotgun or you will more than likely
take damage.  You will then continue down the hall
and will come up on Room 6.  To enter, shoot the
panel.  Inside are two boxes with pickups.
Room 5
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Back out in the hall you will come up on Room 5, and
it may not be worth entering.  Inside, the lights will
flicker.  You will catch a few glimpses of some boxes,
but once the lights stop flickering, you will be face to
face with  several zombies.
After Room 5, you'll come up on Room 4.  Inside, you
will find a box with a health pickup and some shotgun
ammo in the cabinet.
Back out in the hall, you will round a corner and then
come up on a Room without a numbered door.  Shoot
the panel and enter.  Take out the first 2 or 3 zombies
with the shotgun, then switch to the pistol and finish
off the other two to save ammo.  Watch for some
cardboard boxes containing pickups, then exit out the
other door.
In this small room you will find the Rapid Fire upgrade
for the shotgun and 3 boxes; two on the floor,
containing health, and the one on top of the lockers
has shotgun ammo.
You will go back into the original hallway and through
another door into a room with an elevator.
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Bonuses: Shotgun Firepower Upgrade, Art Work 5
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Amputation Stats -
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Headshots - ???/15     Arms - ???/190
Legs - ???/20          Belly - ???/60
You will climb a ladder and enter into a hallway to find
it being patrolled by robots, like the one you came
across in Chapter 2-1.  Again, do not waste ammo on
it.  Shoot the panel next to the door and quickly enter
the room.  Keep your pistol equipped, you'll find no
enemies in here, just some boxes with ammo.  When
you go back into the hall, the robot that was blocking
the path will be gone.
You will take the hall to the right and the robot that
faced previously will approach you again.  This time, it
will fire at you.  Quickly enter the door on your left.
Inside, you will face many waves of scientist zombies,
the shotgun will make quick work of them.  If you find
a clear shot at any of the boxes in the room, take
them while you can; you will be very busy fighting off
the undead.  When you clear the room of enemies,
you will cross the hallway.
The room will fill with a green gas and you will have 3
minutes to get out, all the while you will be attacked
by skeletal zombies.  The green gas can make it
difficult to see pickups hidden in some of the cabinets
and the action can cause you to miss some of the
boxes behind the zombies, just keep an eye out for
them.  Have a quick trigger finger, there will be a lot of
enemies you must kill before you reach the exit, time
is ticking.
Out the door and in the hall you will face another
robot.  Ignore it and enter the next room.  On the left
side of the room will be two boxes.  If you are quick,
you can nab some shotgun ammo before facing this
room's challenge.
You will see zombies lying on the floor, this is a good
opportunity to target specific body parts to meet your
Amputation Stats.  Use the pistol, it is more accurate
and will save your shotgun ammo.  Also, watch for
pickups in the cabinets, your chances to obtain them
are short.
After clearing the room, you'll go back into the hall,
the robot will be gone.  You will pass several rooms
and at the end of the hall you will see a room with a
door panel.  If you shoot it in time, you can enter the