Duality - Revision history

ZS: /* Gallery */

2012-11-19T18:52:15Z

Gallery

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	[[Category:Arcade ~~Games~~ in GTA San Andreas]]		[[Category:Arcade games in GTA San Andreas]]

ZS at 18:51, 19 November 2012

2012-11-19T18:51:59Z

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	[[Category:Arcade Games]]		[[Category:Arcade Games in GTA San Andreas]]
	~~[[Category:Minigames~~]]

ZS at 18:48, 19 November 2012

2012-11-19T18:48:18Z

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	~~<center>~~		<gallery width="auto" perrow="2" style="font-size:95%; padding:0;text-align:left" widths="200">
	<gallery>
	File:Duality-GTASA-gameplay.jpg\|Gameplay.		File:Duality-GTASA-gameplay.jpg\|Gameplay.
	File:Duality-GTASA-cabinet.jpg\|The arcade cabinet.		File:Duality-GTASA-cabinet.jpg\|The arcade cabinet.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	~~</center>~~

	[[Category:Arcade Games]]		[[Category:Arcade Games]]
	[[Category:Minigames]]		[[Category:Minigames]]

ZS: /* Description */

2012-09-24T18:25:59Z

Description

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	As opposed to simply destroying approaching objects, gameplay in Duality is centered around the concept of attaining "Black" (negative) or "White" (positive) points, represented by small and large spheres colored black and white that the player's ship may encounter:		As opposed to simply destroying approaching objects, gameplay in Duality is centered around the concept of attaining "Black" (negative) or "White" (positive) points, represented by small and large spheres colored black and white that the player's ship may encounter:

	* Larger spheres have their own gravitational force that affect movement of the player's ship; white spheres pull the player away while black ones pull the player towards them. If the ship touches a large black sphere, the ship's health will deplete and eventually result in the ship exploding, ending the game. The player may shoot any large sphere for points — destroying a black sphere will award the player 10 "white" points while destroying a white one will award the player with 10 "black" points.		* Larger spheres have their own gravitational force that affect movement of the player's ship; white spheres pull the player away while black ones pull the player towards them. If the ship touches a large black sphere, the ship's health will deplete and eventually result in the ship exploding, ending the game; in contrast, any chance contact with the white sphere will replenish the ship's health. The player may shoot any large sphere for points — destroying a black sphere will award the player 10 "white" points while destroying a white one will award the player with 10 "black" points.

	* Smaller spheres are actually indestructible pickups that replenish the ship's energy bar, but their effect on the player's score varies between black and white. Contact with a white sphere will award the player 5 "white" points, while black ones award the player 5 "black" points.		* Smaller spheres are actually indestructible pickups that replenish the ship's energy bar, but their effect on the player's score varies between black and white. Contact with a white sphere will award the player 5 "white" points, while black ones award the player 5 "black" points.

	~~Regardless of whether~~ the player has a ~~black or~~ white score, the player will lose one ~~(black or~~ white) point for each bullet shot, thus requiring the player employ some degree of precision to maintain their score count.		If the player has a white score, the player will lose one white point for each bullet shot, thus requiring the player employ some degree of precision to maintain their score count.

	With these rules in mind, the player can choose to aim for a high "white" score or a high "black" score, each presenting slightly different challenges to the player. It is also for this reason that the game keeps tabs for both the 10 highest "white" scores and the 10 highest "black" scores, the only minigame in the GTA series to have two hi-score lists.		With these rules in mind, the player can choose to aim for a high "white" score or a high "black" score, each presenting slightly different challenges to the player; gameplay prioritizing white high scores tend to be easier as there is no significant penalty to destroy black spheres, gameplay prioritizing black high scores however discourage destruction of black spheres but impose no score penalty firing ammunition. It is also for this reason that the game keeps tabs for both the 10 highest "white" scores and the 10 highest "black" scores, the only minigame in the GTA series to have two hi-score lists.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

A-Dust at 20:33, 23 August 2012

2012-08-23T20:33:41Z

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	[[File:Duality-GTASA-menu.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|The menu of Duality in GTA San Andreas.]]		[[File:Duality-GTASA-menu.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|The menu of Duality in GTA San Andreas.]]
	'''Duality''' is a [[minigame]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], available in the form of one of the game's four [[Arcade Games\|arcade games]]. Duality arcade machines are scattered throughout interiors of buildings [[San Andreas in GTA III Era\|San Andreas]], including bars, [[nightclub\|nightclubs]], [[24-7\|24-7's]] and [[Madd Dogg's Crib]].		'''Duality''' is a [[minigame]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], available in the form of one of the game's four [[Arcade Games\|arcade games]]. Duality arcade machines are scattered throughout interiors of buildings [[San Andreas in GTA III Era\|San Andreas]], including bars, [[nightclub\|nightclubs]], [[24/7\|24/7's]] and [[Madd Dogg's Crib]].

	== Description ==		== Description ==

A-Dust at 21:32, 3 August 2012

2012-08-03T21:32:28Z

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	[[~~Image~~:Duality-GTASA-menu.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|The menu of Duality in GTA San Andreas.]]		[[File:Duality-GTASA-menu.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|The menu of Duality in GTA San Andreas.]]
			'''Duality''' is a [[minigame]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], available in the form of one of the game's four [[Arcade Games\|arcade games]]. Duality arcade machines are scattered throughout interiors of buildings [[San Andreas in GTA III Era\|San Andreas]], including bars, [[nightclub\|nightclubs]], [[24-7\|24-7's]] and [[Madd Dogg's Crib]].
	'''Duality''' is a [[minigame]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], available in the form of one of the game's four [[Arcade Games\|arcade games]]. Duality arcade machines are scattered throughout interiors of buildings [[~~State of~~ San Andreas\|San Andreas]], including bars, [[nightclub]]s, [[24-7\|24-7's]] and [[Madd Dogg's Crib]].

	== Description ==		== Description ==
	The core mechanics of Duality in similar to [[wp:Asteroids (video game)\|Asteroids]] in which the player must control a ship in a 2-D space while obstacles approach the ship; the ship is capable of firing ammunition and activating its rocket boaster for propulsion, both at the cost of energy represented by a green bar (which will refill after a short time without use), while also featuring a red bar to indicate the ship's health.		The core mechanics of Duality in similar to [[:wp:Asteroids (video game)\|Asteroids]] in which the player must control a ship in a 2-D space while obstacles approach the ship; the ship is capable of firing ammunition and activating its rocket boaster for propulsion, both at the cost of energy represented by a green bar (which will refill after a short time without use), while also featuring a red bar to indicate the ship's health.

	As opposed to simply destroying approaching objects, gameplay in Duality is centered around the concept of attaining "Black" (negative) or "White" (positive) points, represented by small and large spheres colored black and white that the player's ship may encounter:		As opposed to simply destroying approaching objects, gameplay in Duality is centered around the concept of attaining "Black" (negative) or "White" (positive) points, represented by small and large spheres colored black and white that the player's ship may encounter:
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	<center>		<center>
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~Image~~:Duality-GTASA-gameplay.jpg\|Gameplay.		File:Duality-GTASA-gameplay.jpg\|Gameplay.
	~~Image~~:Duality-GTASA-cabinet.jpg\|The arcade cabinet.		File:Duality-GTASA-cabinet.jpg\|The arcade cabinet.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	</center>		</center>

	[[Category:Arcade Games]]		[[Category:Arcade Games]]
	[[Category:Minigames]]		[[Category:Minigames]]

Gta-mysteries at 05:37, 12 May 2010

2010-05-12T05:37:49Z

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	[[Image:Duality (GTASA~~) (~~menu).jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|The menu of Duality in GTA San Andreas.]]		[[Image:Duality-GTASA-menu.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|The menu of Duality in GTA San Andreas.]]

	'''Duality''' is a [[minigame]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], available in the form of one of the game's four [[Arcade Games\|arcade games]]. Duality arcade machines are scattered throughout interiors of buildings [[State of San Andreas\|San Andreas]], including bars, [[nightclub]]s, [[24-7\|24-7's]] and [[Madd Dogg's Crib]].		'''Duality''' is a [[minigame]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], available in the form of one of the game's four [[Arcade Games\|arcade games]]. Duality arcade machines are scattered throughout interiors of buildings [[State of San Andreas\|San Andreas]], including bars, [[nightclub]]s, [[24-7\|24-7's]] and [[Madd Dogg's Crib]].
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	<center>		<center>
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Image:Duality (GTASA~~) (~~gameplay).jpg\|Gameplay.		Image:Duality-GTASA-gameplay.jpg\|Gameplay.
	Image:Duality (GTASA~~) (~~cabinet).jpg\|The arcade cabinet.		Image:Duality-GTASA-cabinet.jpg\|The arcade cabinet.
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	</center>		</center>

	[[Category:Arcade Games]]		[[Category:Arcade Games]]
	[[Category:Minigames]]		[[Category:Minigames]]

ZS: See walkthrough disclaimer.

2009-10-29T20:17:15Z

See walkthrough disclaimer.

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	~~== External link ==~~
	* [http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/ps2/file/924362/33428 Duality walkthrough] at GameFAQs.

	[[Category:Arcade Games]]		[[Category:Arcade Games]]
	[[Category:Minigames]]		[[Category:Minigames]]

ZS at 20:13, 29 October 2009

2009-10-29T20:13:00Z

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			== External link ==
			* [http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/ps2/file/924362/33428 Duality walkthrough] at GameFAQs.

	[[Category:Arcade Games]]		[[Category:Arcade Games]]
	[[Category:Minigames]]		[[Category:Minigames]]

ZS: /* Description */

2009-10-29T20:07:54Z

Description

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	As opposed to simply destroying approaching objects, gameplay in Duality is centered around the concept of attaining "Black" (negative) or "White" (positive) points, represented by small and large spheres colored black and white that the player's ship may encounter:		As opposed to simply destroying approaching objects, gameplay in Duality is centered around the concept of attaining "Black" (negative) or "White" (positive) points, represented by small and large spheres colored black and white that the player's ship may encounter:

	* ~~The large~~ spheres have their own gravitational force that affect movement of the player's ship; white spheres pull the player away while black ones pull the player towards them. If the ship touches a large black sphere, the ship's health will deplete and eventually result in the ship exploding, ending the game. The player may shoot any large sphere for points — destroying a black sphere will award the player 10 "white" points while destroying a white one will award the player with 10 "black" points.		* Larger spheres have their own gravitational force that affect movement of the player's ship; white spheres pull the player away while black ones pull the player towards them. If the ship touches a large black sphere, the ship's health will deplete and eventually result in the ship exploding, ending the game. The player may shoot any large sphere for points — destroying a black sphere will award the player 10 "white" points while destroying a white one will award the player with 10 "black" points.

	* ~~The smaller~~ spheres are actually indestructible pickups that replenish the ship's energy bar, but their effect on the player's score varies between black and white. Contact with a white sphere will award the player 5 "white" points, while black ones award the player 5 "black" points.		* Smaller spheres are actually indestructible pickups that replenish the ship's energy bar, but their effect on the player's score varies between black and white. Contact with a white sphere will award the player 5 "white" points, while black ones award the player 5 "black" points.

	Regardless of whether the player has a black or white score, the player will lose one (black or white) point for each bullet shot, thus requiring the player employ some degree of precision to maintain their score count.		Regardless of whether the player has a black or white score, the player will lose one (black or white) point for each bullet shot, thus requiring the player employ some degree of precision to maintain their score count.