Space Channel 5: Part 2 Hidden Commands Guide

[MsFuruba]

Originally Posted by superpj

yessss I did it, it was just bad timing (I guess watching the credits made me lose my timing).

Thanks for your help mate

Now second world playthrough

Awesome, good luck with it, and if you need anymore help, just ask!

[superpj]

Originally Posted by MsFuruba

Fun at the start, but when trophy hunting comes in, jokes aren't that funny anymore :P

Exactly My first playthrough was great, I enjoyed the game so much (it's certainly one of my favorite PSN games so far) but getting 100% is tedious. Don't laugh but it happened to me to pause the game overnight so as not to lose the checkpoint I'm struggling right now with the 2nd World's 4th Report. It's harder than 1st World but hopefully I'll do it.

[MsFuruba]

Originally Posted by superpj

Exactly My first playthrough was great, I enjoyed the game so much (it's certainly one of my favorite PSN games so far) but getting 100% is tedious. Don't laugh but it happened to me to pause the game overnight so as not to lose the checkpoint I'm struggling right now with the 2nd World's 4th Report. It's harder than 1st World but hopefully I'll do it.

Tedious doesn't even explain how rough this game can be. Don't worry, you're halfway there, and believe me, the 100% is very satisfying

[starcrunch061]

I would mention that the vast majority of secret commands can be got by tapping your X button in rhythm with the music. For example, the Cheerleaders require nothing more than quarter-note taps during their cheer (half-note taps if you miss one).

Remember, you CAN tap X more often than the commands require (you can't spam it with turbo, but you can still tap in off beats). Using this, the only really tough commands are the end-of-section ones (like "Stay Tuned" and "Tee Hee!").

Great guide, though. I never found the end-of-section commands on the PS2.

[MsFuruba]

Originally Posted by starcrunch061

I would mention that the vast majority of secret commands can be got by tapping your X button in rhythm with the music. For example, the Cheerleaders require nothing more than quarter-note taps during their cheer (half-note taps if you miss one).

Remember, you CAN tap X more often than the commands require (you can't spam it with turbo, but you can still tap in off beats). Using this, the only really tough commands are the end-of-section ones (like "Stay Tuned" and "Tee Hee!").

Great guide, though. I never found the end-of-section commands on the PS2.

Mhm, I agree. The cheerleader one was easier by pressing it along with the beats. It all comes down to getting into the rhythm.

And thank you