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Thank you for purchasing Time Stalkers! Please note that this software is designed only

for use with the Sega Dreamcast console. Be sure to read this instruction manual thor-

oughly

before you start playing Time Stalkers.

STARTING AND SAVING . . . . . . . .2

THE STORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

CHARACTER INTRODUCTIONS . .5

CONTROLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

COMMAND MENUS . . . . . . . . . .8

GAME DISPLAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

GAME SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

TOWN ACTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

DUNGEON STRUCTURE

. . . . . . . .17

DUNGEON ACTIONS . . . . . . . . .18

BATTLE ACTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

COMMAND MENUS

(TOWN AND DUNGEONS). . . .22

SET-UP WINDOW (DUNGEONS).24

COMMAND MENUS (BATTLES). .25

STATUS SCREEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

LEVEL-UPS AND MASTERY . . . . . .28

CAPTURING, GRAZING,

REARING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30

QUESTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

Time Stalkers is a memory card [Visual Memory Unit,

or VMU (sold separately)] compatible game. To save

game files and to download mini-games, you must

have the amount of blocks of space available

shown to the right.

There is so much to Time Stalkers, that we couldn’t fit it into

one manual!! Whenever you see this icon, please refer to the

Time Stalkers website.

http://www.sega.com/timestalkers

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Place the Time Stalkers disc into your Dreamcast console,

press the disc down until it clicks into place, close the lid and

press the POWER Button to turn ON the power. The play demo

will start a few moments later. Press Start during the play demo

to display the Title Screen. Press Start once more to display the

Mode Select Screen.

●STARTING A GAME

●CONTINUING A PREVIOUSLY SAVED GAME

●CHANGING GAME SETTINGS

Select “NEW GAME” from the Mode Select Screen, then press

the Button to enter your selection. You will be shown the

opening story in which our hero, Sword, finds himself lost in a

fantasy world. Once the opening story is over, the game will

start. (You cannot skip the opening story).

Select “LOAD GAME” from the Mode Select Screen, then press

the Button to enter your selection. Select a memory card,

followed by a game file, then press the Button to continue

playing a previously saved game.

Select “OPTIONS” from the Mode Select Screen, then press the

Button to enter your selection. All the game settings can be

changed.

●SAVING

●FAST SAVE

You can save the game in Sword’s House during game play.

When you restart the game, you will start from the place where

you last saved.

You can save when your character

is in a dungeon and com-

pletes a floor. After saving, the Title Screen will be displayed.

Your fast save file will be deleted once you have used the file.

WHITE: Save file (a file saved at Sword’s House)

YELLOW:

Fast save file (a file saved half way through a dungeon)

Within the Fountain Square Piece Sword’s House

(Talk to Mutton the Butler)→P9

Dungeon Set-Up Window →P24

FILES

The indicators are different for normal saving and

fast saving.

SAVED DATA (WHITE)

FAST SAVED DATA (YELLOW)

MUTTON THE BUTLER

He looks after Sword’s

House.

STARTING AND SAVING

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The main character. Sword travels without

destination. As much as he tries to pose

and appear to be a ladies’ man, he’s

actually rash and careless. His sword ability,

however, is first-class.

Rao is a halfling; half human and half Rioring

Tribe lion soldier. He is uncommunicative, but

very brave. Rao is a proud and lonely warrior

who seeks fulfillment through fighting.

Marion is a doll in every sense of the word!

She is a battle machine produced by an

unknown manufacturer. She is devoid of

emotion, but she is fascinated by humans.

Pyra is an elf. She is also a magician with

a violent temper. Although she is serious,

she causes fear and is very scary. She is gifted

with advanced offensive magical abilities.

Nigel is a treasure hunter. He loves

danger. He has an inseparable

friend named Friday, who is a Sprite.

Lady is a young woman who has run away

from her distinguished family. She’s a real

troublemaker. Lady is impulsive, and never

considers the consequences of her actions.

She has the best fighting ability in the world.

These are the main characters. How will Sword meet them?

This is a fantasy world.

A medieval world, an ancient world, and even modern Japan…

Countless worlds nonsensically bind to form this amazing and yet tiny world.

So who created it? And for what reason or purpose?

No one knows.

A man is summoned.

His name is Sword. He is a wandering adventurer.

A mysterious old man welcomes Sword to the world and calls him a “hero.”

The old man gives him a mission. Sword must solve the hidden mystery of this

world.

Who created this world? And why?

And… is it possible to escape from it?

Many mysteries and strange labyrinths lie before Sword as he sets off on his

adventure.

But Sword is undaunted and decides to bravely defy the myriad obstacles

that stand in his path.

This world contains a bizarre collection of geographical features from many eras and

locations, such as Medieval Europe and 1980s Japan. Each geographical feature is

known as a “Piece.” In every “Piece,” the people, who once lived in each place and

each era, continue to live their normal everyday lives. The world is enwrapped in the

space of a different dimension, and consequently, its geography frequently changes.

●PIECES

●THE HERO’S CREST

Your character must be carrying the Hero’s Crest to enter a dungeon. Sword receives

the Hero’s Crest from the old man at the beginning of the game. As the story develops,

Sword is able to pass the Hero’s Crest to the following characters once he has met

them. You can change the character that you are currently using by selecting “Change

Character” in Sword’s House.

THE STORY

CHARACTER INTRODUCTIONS

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This is a one-player game. Connect your Dreamcast Controller to Control Port A.

✽Insert a memory card into Expansion Socket 1 of your controller.

✽To save game files, you must have the following amount of blocks of available

space on your memory card.

Main game: 16 Mini-games: 54-123 for each game

✽To soft reset, simultaneously press and hold the , , , and Start Buttons on

the controller.

THE JUMP PACK™ (SOLD SEPARATELY)

✽Make sure that you insert the Jump Pack into

Expansion Socket 2 of the controller.

✽Do not remove the memory card or Jump Pack

while saving.

BUTTON

●MOVEMENT WINDOW (TOWN)

●MOVEMENT WINDOW (DUNGEON)

●BATTLE WINDOW (DUNGEON)

Triggers / and the Start Button are not used.

Left on the D-Pad.

The , and Start Buttons are not used.

Button

Analog Thumb Pad

Directional Pad (D-Pad)

Button

Button/Start Button

Button

Analog Thumb Pad

D-Pad

Button

Button/Start Button

D-Pad

Triggers /

Analog Thumb Pad/D-Pad

Button

Triggers /

Function

Movement (Press fully to run)/Look around (First person view)

Selection/ Look around (First person view)

Enter a selection/Conversation/Enter a building

Cancel/Close all the windows

Change camera angle (First person view)

Open the Command Menu (→P22)

Function

Movement (Press fully to run)

: Change map; : Switch the Map ON or OFF

: Change the camera angle (Overhead↔Rear)

Check Mode→Pick up an item/Initiate a battle (→P18)

Cancel/Close all the windows

Search (→P18)

Open the Command Menu (→P22)

Rotate the camera angle (During the overhead camera angle)

Function

Selection

Enter your selection

Cancel

Party member selection

TRIGGER TRIGGER

BUTTON

DIRECTIONAL PAD

START BUTTON

ANALOG THUMB PAD

CONTROLS

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✽

“Registration” is when your character is able to use a newly learned magic skill or a captured

monster. Skill and magic registration is automatic. Monster registration is not automatic.

✽✽ “Sealing” is necessary at times when your character’s parameters are too low to be able to

“master” a registered skill. Sacrifice a skill by sealing it in order to use your character’s other

skills while its parameters are still low.

●MOVEMENT (TOWN)

Items

Spells

Skills

Status

Lists

Allies

Equip your character with, dispose of and view the details of items

Spell Menu, registration, removal

Skill Menu, registration✽, removal, seal✽✽

Display the Status Window (Only for the main character) (

→

P26)

Display a list of acquired items and captured monsters

Let monsters in and out of their capsules, change battle formation

●MOVEMENT (DUNGEON)

Items

Spells

Skills

Status

Lists

Allies

Equip, use, dispose of, identify

✽

, repair

✽

, and view the details of items

Spell Menu, cast magic spells, use the spells of your monster allies

Skill Menu, check your monster allies’ skills

Status Screen (main character and allies) (→P26)

Display a list of acquired items and captured monsters

Reorganize the fighting formation of your monsters

●BATTLES (DUNGEONS)

Attack

Spell

Item

Defend

Movement

Capture

Attack techniques, weapons or bare fists (VIT Consumption)

Attack using magic (MP Consumption)

Use items

Defend, dodge and run away (Not necessarily 100% successful)

Move within your sector (Equipped “boots” or skill required)

Capture a monster (Registration “capture” of skill required)

✽Special skills and items are needed to “identify” and “repair.” Furthermore, “spells” and “skills”

can only be registered outside of dungeons. “Spells” and “skills” are automatically registered

even when the windows are not displayed.

●SET-UP WINDOW (DUNGEONS)

Bonus Point Distribution

Skills

Allies

Fast Save

Allocate bonus points (e.g. to the “basic ability parameters”)

Check and seal your own and your monster allies’ skills

Let your monsters in and out of their capsules

Save a game file in a dungeon (→P3)

●VMU DEVICE (IN THE MONSTER HOUSE)

Download Game

Delete Game

Tokens

Download Monster

Download a mini-game to your VMU

Delete the mini-game that is currently stored in your VMU

Buy, Sell and Exchange them for items, download into VMU

Download monsters to and from your VMU

●HOLOGRAM MACHINE (IN THE MONSTER HOUSE)

Graze

Encapsulate

Release

Put a monster in the Monster House

Take a monster out of the Monster House

Remove a monster (A selected monster will be completely deleted)

●SWORD’S HOUSE (TALK TO MUTTON)

Store Item

Collection

Save

Character Change✽

Save items

Display a collection item

Save a game file

Replace Sword with a new main character

●ITEM STORE

Buy

Sell Buy an item

Sell an item

●THE CHURCH

Monster Revive Revive registered monster allies (There is a charge for this)

COMMAND MENUS

✽You can only do this when the story has developed.

→P22

→P25

→P24

→P3

→P30

Options Change game options and view character profiles

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●MOVEMENT SCREEN (TOWN)

●

MOVEMENT SCREEN (DUNGEON)

●

BATTLE SCREEN (COMMAND MENU)

●BATTLE SCREEN (BATTLE FIELD)

Character Portrait

Hunger Meter

LV (Level)

HP (Hit points)

MP (Magic points)

VIT (Vitality)

Search indicator (Items and monsters

hat you can search are indicated as

your character approaches them)

Compass (This always points north)

Elapsed time (Only for the current

dungeon)

Floor indicator

There are no onscreen indicators when

your character is moving around town.

and cannot be displayed at the

same time in a dungeon.

Radar

Auto map

Gray . . . . . . . Unexplored area

Orange . . . . Unsearched area

Green . . . . . Searched area

Yellow . . . . . Ally

Red . . . . . . . Enemy and/or Trap

Blue . . . . . . . Items

Attribute icon

This displays the attributes of the

floor (→P17)

Command Menu (During battles)

(→P25)

Battle field indicator

Blue . . . . . . . Within range

Red . . . . . . . Out of range

Yellow . . . . . Ally

Enemy status display (Only one

enemy at a time)

Monster name, hit rate, expected

damage

Modifying the Movement Screen in a Town

Button . . . . .

Overhead view

↔

First person view

D-Pad/ . . . . . .

Rotate camera angle (Only when

Analog Thumb Pad using first person view)

Modifying the Movement Screen in a Dungeon

D-Pad Up . . . . Radar↔Auto Map

D-Pad Right . . Switch the Radar ON/OFF

D-Pad Down . . Overhead camera angle↔Rear

angle

Triggers / .

Rotate camera angle (Only when

using overhead camera angle)

GAME DISPLAY

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The key to success in Time Stalkers is to remember to make all necessary preparations

in town in order to negotiate the dungeons.

●TOWN

Here you can buy and sell items, gather information and

prepare for your next adventure. The following facilities

can be found in town:

Item Store . . . . . . . . . .

Buy and sell equipment and food

Church . . . . . . . . . . . . .Revive monster allies

Monster House . . . . . .Register and store your monster

allies and download mini-games

Mr. Noiman’s House .

Quest introduction✽/Sell precious

goods to Mr. Noiman

Sword’s House . . . . . .

Save a game file, store items, and

change the character that you

wish to play with✽

●DUNGEONS (THE REALM OF ADVENTURE)

●QUESTS (YOUR JOB)

The dungeons are where the most exciting part of your

adventure happens. Here you can fight monsters and pick up

items. The floor plan of every dungeon will randomly generate

every time you enter, so you will never see exactly the same

dungeon twice.

✽You cannot do these things until the story has developed.

As the story develops, you can get new quests (jobs)at Mr.

Noiman’s House. You can re-enter previously cleared dungeons

and set off on new missions. There are many tasks to complete,

such as searching for specific items or defeating specific

monsters. (→P32)

●STATUS

●LV (LEVEL)AND TITLES

HP (Hit Points)

Physical strength. This is depleted when your character

receives damage. If the main character’s HP is reduced to 0,

your dungeon quest will end. Also, when the Hunger Meter

reaches 0, your character will gradually begin to lose HP.

MP (Magic Points)

This is the essential parameter for using magic. MP will decrease

when you cast magic

spells.

VIT (Vitality)

This is the essential parameter for using techniques. VIT will decrease when you use

techniques. However, VIT will gradually increase as time passes.

Hunger Meter

This is the essential parameter for inspecting the dungeons. The Hunger Meter will

decrease when you inspect orange colored areas. The Hunger Meter will also

gradually decrease as time passes.

Hunger Meter

LV (Level)

Experience levels are only applicable in dungeons. Your character’s

level will rise by 1 point for every 100-experience points they acquire

in a dungeon. Your character’s fighting power, defensive power, HP,

MP and VIT will increase with each successive level up. Similarly,

your

character will be able to carry more items, and will be able to

use

magic and equipment which were previously not mastered.

However, as

soon as your character leaves the dungeon, their level

will return to

1 again. (→P28)

Titles

Every time your character leaves a dungeon (whether through victory or defeat)it may

be promoted to a new title. Unlike LV, which restarts from LV 1 every time your character

enters a dungeon, titles build on the experience gained from each successive dungeon.

When your character is promoted to a new title, they will be able to use new magic and

skills. These spells and skills must be registered. Your monster allies can also receive new

titles. (→P28)

GAME SYSTEM

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●BATTLES AND SPECIAL ABILITY COMMANDS ●DUNGEON BATTLES

●OTHER THINGS

Items (Equipment)

There are various “equipment items” such as weapons and

armor, and “use items” such as tools.

Techniques (weapon items): There are several ways of attacking

using techniques, both bare handed or using weapon items.

These are only displayed during battles. Each weapon can be

used to perform several techniques, and the total of performable

techniques for each weapon increases with the level ups.

Techniques deplete VIT.

Magic (Registered)

Magic is a highly effective way of attacking. Magic depletes

MP. Magic is usually more powerful than techniques are.

Attributes: “Fire,” “Ice,” “Lightning” and “No Attribute.” “Fire” and

“Ice” are opposite attributes “Lightning” is an independent

attribute, so it is effective against both “Fire” and “Ice.”

Level: Spells also have levels, and become more effective with

each level up (→P28).

Classifications: Spells are displayed in the selection window

using the following prefixes.

Mega-: Every member of a party, Giga-: All enemies

Skills (Registered)

Your character will gain many special abilities, such as extra

strength when it acquires a new skill.

Level: Skills have levels too, but do not level up (→P28). You

can acquire separate skills at every level.

Parties

You can form a party of up to 3, including the main charac-

ter. Enemy monsters can form parties of up to 4.

Ally Monsters

If you successfully “capture” a monster during a battle, it can

become a member of your party (→P30). Register your newly

captured monster in the Monster House, and you will be able

to revive it in the Church should it be defeated in a

dungeon. You can also make it work for you in a mini-game

Aggression

This is the level of enthusiasm for battles that every enemy

monster has. Aggression has a strong influence on the behav-

ior of monsters, because although a monster that likes to fight

will attack, monsters that dislike battles will not. (→P20)

Legendary Items

There are only a few of these precious items in Time Stalkers.

At the Blacksmith, you can add skills from other items to your

legendary item (Transfer)or lower the parameter value to

master using the item (Improve).

Collection Items

You’ll have a lot of fun collecting these. You can display them

in the Collection Room next to Sword’s House and go and

admire them whenever you like, just as though you owned

your very own museum.

●MASTERY

During gameplay, your character will acquire “equipment items,”

“magic,” and “skills,” which you can then equip or register.

However, some items, magic and skills require the character to

have specific basic parameters (strength, wisdom, charisma, etc.

→P28)in order to be effective. Your character will have to gain

experience points, and you will have to allocate bonus points in

order to “master” some items, magic and skills.

FIRE ICE

OPPOSITES

INDEPENDENT

WEAPON

ITEM

TECHNIQUE 1

TECHNIQUE 2

TECHNIQUE 3

TECHNIQUE 4

The relation between

weapons and

techniques

Magic: the attribute

factor

LIGHT-

NING

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●DUNGEONS RANDOMLY GENERATE

●SECTORS

●FLOOR STRUCTURE AND ATTRIBUTES

●SEARCHING FOR ITEMS

●SETTING OFF TRAPS

●MONSTER AGGRESSION

●RECOVERY ROOMS

The layout and floor plan of every dungeon is randomly generated every time your

character enters. There are countless completely original and unique dungeons to be

discovered in the amazing world of Time Stalkers.

Each floor of the dungeon is divided into units called sectors. Check these sectors for

traps and hidden items. During battles, four enemies can fit into one sector.

Dungeons consist of many floors, which have a specific structure. You must clear the

floors one by one, but remember that once you have cleared a floor and advanced

to the next one, you cannot return. Furthermore, floors can have certain attributes:

fire, ice or lightning, which have an influence on magic.

Many items (some of which are hidden)are scattered around dungeons. Press the

Button to search orange colored sectors. Don’t forget that investigating will affect your

character’s stomach, making it hungry (this is displayed in the Hunger Meter). When

the stomach is empty, you can no longer search.

Traps are always hidden and will be set off if your character steps in a sector

containing a hidden trap. Press the Button not only to search for items, but also to

search for traps.

Depending on its aggression, there is a chance that if you meet a monster in a

dungeon, it won’t attack you. By looking at the Emotion Indicator of a monster, you

will usually be able to determine how much a monster enjoys fighting or not.

In all dungeons, and on any floor, there are recovery rooms where you can fully

recover lost or spent HP, MP and VIT.

DUNGEON STRUCTURE

The town (Fountain Square etc.)is the main base for the player in

Time Stalkers. You can get information from various people, buy

and sell items and prepare for the next dungeon. Furthermore,

all the events happen in the town, so don’t forget to explore every

corner. The events will give you precious information as to what to

do next. The actions that you can perform in the town are outlined

below.

●COMMAND MENU (BUTTON)

●TALKING AND READING (BUTTON)

●ENTERING BUILDINGS (BUTTON)

Press the Button to open the Command Menu to check the

condition of your characters. (→P22)

To collect information, press the Button near other characters

and signboards to speak and read. Similarly, press the Button in

stores to buy weapons and armor. Don’t forget to drop into stores

before entering a dungeon.

When the name of a building is displayed, press the Button to

enter.

The Townsfolk

It is possible to get new information from people with whom you have

already spoken to, so talk to the townsfolk as much as possible.

TOWN ACTIONS

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●ESCAPING FROM DUNGEONS

There are three ways to leave a dungeon:

1. Defeat a boss and leave through the exit

2. Use an escape item (or magic spell)

3. When the main character of your party is defeated

Whether you leave a dungeon in success or failure, your

characters’ LV will return to 1. Depending on experience earned

in a dungeon, your characters may be promoted and get new

“Titles” and they may also have learned new magic or skills.

Demotion is impossible.

If the main character is defeated, the following will happen:

1. All the items that are not currently equipped will be lost

2. Currently equipped items may be damaged

(You will have to pay to have them repaired at the Blacksmith)

3. Unregistered monsters will disappear

●DIFFERENT SORTS OF TRAPS

There are many traps waiting to

ruin your day (See chart right)Trap Name

Blast

Blizzard

Jagged Spear

Gas Bomb

Intruder Alarm

Spiked Ceiling

Lightning

Magic Darts

Effect

Fire damage

Ice damage

Lightning damage

Physical damage

Curse inflicted

Monster aggression increases

Physical damage

Battle parameters decrease

Bear Trap

Status Clear Cannot move during the battle

Special Effects/Curse is nullified

The dungeons are where the real action and adventure occur.

You must skillfully guide your character through by picking up

items, avoiding traps, and by toppling monsters that dare stand

in your way, to complete your goal.

There are limits on the number of items that each character

can take into a dungeon (Sword can only take four). Get rid

of unnecessary items (either let Mutton take care of them or

sell them at a store)before entering a dungeon, to ensure

that your character is carrying the correct number of items.

●CHECK MODE (BUTTON)

Press the Button when you are close to items and monsters and

their information will be displayed. This is the Check Mode. Press

the Button again to pick up an item or initiate a battle.

●COMMAND MENU (BUTTON)

Press the Button when your character is moving freely in the

dungeon (not engaged in battle)to display the Command Menu.

(→P22)

●SEARCH (BUTTON)

Press the Button to search the sector that your character is

standing in and the surrounding four sectors to search whether or

not there are any traps. If anything is found, it will be displayed in

the radar. You should be suspicious of orange sectors on the radar,

because hidden items can often be found

in them. But every time you search an

area, your character’s Hunger Meter will

be reduced. The Hunger Meter will also

gradually decrease as time passes.

Unsearched area

(orange)

Searched area

(green)

DUNGEON ACTIONS

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