ARCADE TICKETS AND PLAY TIME
At the arcade ticket seller, press E and buy a time ticket: bronze gives 10 minutes for $10, silver gives 20 minutes for $20, and gold gives 60 minutes for $50. The purchase uses cash first, then your bank balance if needed.
Walk to a supported machine and press E to choose a game. The remaining time counts down after buying the ticket, including time spent between machines. Buying another ticket adds its minutes to the current allowance. When time expires, the game closes and you need another ticket.
Use the game interface's exit control when finished so that keyboard and mouse focus return to your character. The handheld consoles are a separate item-based system and do not use the arcade ticket timer.
HANDHELD GAMES
Portable game systems include GB, GBC, GBA and NDS items, with usable cartridges. Use the handheld and supported game items from your inventory for gaming away from the arcade.
Game Cartridges
- Beavis And Butthead
- Bubble Bobble
- Call Of Duty Black Ops
- Castlevania Circle Of The Moon
- Crash Bandicoot The Huge Adventure
- Digimon Battle Spirit 2 Rising Sun
- Donkey Kong
- Donkey Kong Country
- Dragon Ball Z Legendary Super Warriors
- Dragon Ball Z Taiketsu
- Dragon Ball Z The Legacy Of Goku II
- Duck Tales
- Duke Nukem
- Dungeons And Dragons Eye Of The Beholder
- Earthworm Jim Menace 2 The Galaxy
- Final Fantasy 5 Advance
- Final Fantasy IV
- Grand Theft Auto
- Grand Theft Auto 2
- Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars
- Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone
- Heroes Of Might And Magic II
- Kirby Nightmare In Dreamland
- LEGO Island 2
- LEGO Star Wars
- Lethal Weapon
- Madden NFL 07
- Medal Of Honor Infiltrator
- Megaman Zero
- Mortal Kombat Tournament Edition
- Naruto Ninja Council
- One Piece
- Pokemon Crystal
- Pokemon Diamond
- Pokemon Ruby
- Pokemon Trading Card Game
- Pokemon Yellow
- Prince Of Persia The Sands Of Time
- Resident Evil Gaiden
- Super Mario Land
- The Amazing Spider-Man
- The Legend Of Zelda Link's Awakening
- The Simpsons Road Rage
- The Sims 3
- Wolfenstein 3D
- Worms Armageddon
- WWE Survivor Series
- Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship Tournament 2004
RIDE A SKATEBOARD
Deploy the skateboard item on clear ground. Press G near it to get on or off. While riding, use the normal vehicle-direction keys to move and steer, and Space to jump.
While off the board, the displayed remote-style controls use the arrow keys. Stand close and press E to pick the board up. Start on a flat surface before trying ramps, and leave enough room for the landing.
REMOTE-CONTROL VEHICLES
Use the RC vehicle item on open ground. The arrow keys steer, accelerate and reverse the vehicle. G toggles its camera view. Keep the toy within its 100-metre control range; the controls depend on your distance from it.
Walk within roughly one and a half metres and press E to pick it up. Retrieve the toy before moving to another activity instead of leaving it outside its control range.
CHOOSE AND FLY A DRONE
Visit the Drone Dealer and press E at a display to inspect that model. Compare its range and available functions before buying: cheaper drones can have a 100-metre range, larger civilian models reach 400–500 metres, and the configured police models reach 700 metres.
Use the drone item to fly. W / A / S / D controls direction; the on-screen Heading and Height bindings control turning and altitude. The numpad camera controls move the view, and the mouse wheel changes zoom. Read the displayed controls for your model before taking it far from the launch point.
Left Alt toggles night vision and H toggles infrared on equipped models. Ctrl is boost, Home is the return-home action and Escape disconnects. Specialized drones may also offer Shock or Explode; these functions depend on that model and are not fitted to every drone.
The picture fades as you leave range. Return toward the operator while you still have control rather than continuing farther away.
