(“G” viruses are larger and have all of their statistics doubled.) Star Cards can only be placed into certain slots of your Folder, which means you are limited to a maximum of 3 of them. You win them from “G” versions of viruses that appear randomly. These are simply variations of regular Battle Cards. Star Cards are cards where the name is followed by a * with a tiny number underneath it.
There are a number of other alterations to interfaces and menus not mentioned here.
The interfaces are more sensible about what goes on the touch screen and what goes on the top screen.Omega is visible following you around when you have your Visualizer on (this is actually kind of cute).You can use “Star Cards” to increase the attack power of your cards.You can now use Battle Cards without losing your charge on your buster.You now have a statistic called “Link Power” which governs how many Ability items you can equip, certain doors you can open, and other things.You can now equip “Abilities” similar to using the Navi Customizer, except without the grid.(Many “EM Wave Spaces” don’t become available until later points in the game.) You no longer tap on things on the touch screen in order to pulse into them instead, just walk up to them while in wave form and search them.This means you can access all the same areas in wave form as you can in normal form. You now walk around in the same space as the real world when you are in wave form, in addition to the Wave Roads which hover above the land.Here are a few of the more notable differences: Thus why they are titled Zerker X Ninja and Zerker X Saurian.Īs you might expect, this game plays a lot like the first one, though they have made a number of tweaks and changes. Both games get Zerker, the Electric element. Each game is actually two versions in one. Screen shot from Capcom.There are three versions again however, there are only two actual retail boxes.
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