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Fukazawa in the Byflos Group's South Pole observation base, where it is under control by a scientist known as Dr. Kim. The IPKF's White Lightning team, led by captain Matt Coda, is sent to investigate. Minutes before arrival, the White Lightning's Lyger assault helicopter is shot down by
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and "erosion gun". While most weapons use ammunition, some run off of the suit's power supply. The energy decreases over time, and can be charged by picking up batteries or using an energy unit. When the energy is critically low, the suit's driving power, radar and energy-based weapons become
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Peacekeeping Force headquarters, Oakland. Control picks up an urgent message from undercover agent Franco Fukazawa at the South Pole observation base of the giant Byflos group. The message reads: "Situation critical. Kim must be stopped. Repeat: Kim must be
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observation base. Each floor is connected by an elevator, which the player must find in order to proceed to the level below. The suit is equipped with various weapons, some of which require the suits battery power to operate.
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1778:"Interview: Kimitaka Matsumae"
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1718:"The day our world changed"
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1990:(in German). January 1996
1984:"Kileak the Blood Review"
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