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==Control Console== | ==Control Console== | ||
These consoles provide effects, such as unlocking doors or deactivating electric fields. Almost all control consoles are needed to complete the game (some of them are optional, e.g. laser-disabling consoles in {{C|13}} and {{C|9}} ), and this type of console is by far the most common. They | These consoles provide effects, such as unlocking doors or deactivating electric fields. Almost all control consoles are needed to complete the game (some of them are optional, e.g. laser-disabling consoles in {{C|13}} and {{C|9}} ), and this type of console is by far the most common. They have various, sometimes unique symbols on their screens, and sometimes are not shaped like regular consoles. | ||
==Data Console== | ==Data Console== | ||
The second most common console in the game, Data Consoles provide useful background information in the form of text. All this information has been faithfully transcribed [[Quotes/Consoles|here]] for your reading pleasure. Data Consoles are not necessary to win the game, but provide insight into the backstories of many aspects of Oni. | The second most common console in the game, Data Consoles provide useful background information in the form of text. All this information has been faithfully transcribed [[Quotes/Consoles|here]] for your reading pleasure. Data Consoles are not necessary to win the game, but provide insight into the backstories of many aspects of Oni. Their screens always use the same symbol to distinguish them from the other console types: an image of windows with text in them. | ||
==Alarm Consoles== | ==Alarm Consoles== | ||
The least common and easiest to identify, Alarm Consoles are a bright red in color. Enemies will rush to the nearest alarm console when they spot Konoko, summoning reinforcements if she cannot stop them in time. Amusingly, Konoko herself can also activate these consoles. Aside from summoning enemy units from other areas of the map, these consoles have no effect. | The least common and easiest to identify, Alarm Consoles are a bright red in color. Enemies will rush to the nearest alarm console when they spot Konoko, summoning reinforcements if she cannot stop them in time. Amusingly, Konoko herself can also activate these consoles. Aside from summoning enemy units from other areas of the map, these consoles have no effect. | ||
Revision as of 22:37, 19 September 2008
Consoles a.k.a. terminals are interactive displays, resembling small computers, that Konoko can use to perform a variety of tasks. There are three types of consoles: Control Consoles, Data Consoles, and Alarm Consoles.
Control Console
These consoles provide effects, such as unlocking doors or deactivating electric fields. Almost all control consoles are needed to complete the game (some of them are optional, e.g. laser-disabling consoles in CHAPTER 13 . PHOENIX RISING and CHAPTER 09 . TRUTH AND CONSEQUENCES ), and this type of console is by far the most common. They have various, sometimes unique symbols on their screens, and sometimes are not shaped like regular consoles.
Data Console
The second most common console in the game, Data Consoles provide useful background information in the form of text. All this information has been faithfully transcribed here for your reading pleasure. Data Consoles are not necessary to win the game, but provide insight into the backstories of many aspects of Oni. Their screens always use the same symbol to distinguish them from the other console types: an image of windows with text in them.
Alarm Consoles
The least common and easiest to identify, Alarm Consoles are a bright red in color. Enemies will rush to the nearest alarm console when they spot Konoko, summoning reinforcements if she cannot stop them in time. Amusingly, Konoko herself can also activate these consoles. Aside from summoning enemy units from other areas of the map, these consoles have no effect.