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Fly-by-wire rockets start at low speed and accelerate up to top speed which is still slower than a regular rocket. If you hold A you can brake back to the lowest speed, though you can't stop completely. If you release A it'll accelerate back to top speed again.

Fly-by-wire rockets start at low speed and accelerate up to top speed which is still slower than a regular rocket. If you hold A you can brake back to the lowest speed, though you can't stop completely. If you release A it'll accelerate back to top speed again.

You steer the rocket with the joystick. The rocket can move in three dimensions which means you can basically explore all over the level, including parts of it you aren't meant to see, which is why the Slayer does not appear when you turn on the All Weapons cheat. If you head towards the level boundary the screen will gradually go to static and the rocket will explode.

You steer the rocket with the joystick. The rocket can move in three dimensions which means you can basically explore all over the level, including parts of it you aren't meant to see, which is why the Slayer does not appear when you turn on the All Weapons cheat (except in the levels where you can normally get one). If you head towards the level boundary the screen will gradually go to static and the rocket will explode.

The rocket also explodes if it is shot, if it collides with any object, or if you press Z at any time.

The rocket also explodes if it is shot, if it collides with any object, or if you press Z at any time.

The Slayer carries one rocket and takes a very long time to reload.

The Slayer carries one rocket and takes a very long time to reload.

Levels on which the Slayer appear are [[Skedar Ruins: Battle Shrine]] and [[Attack Ship: Covert Assault]].

Levels on which the Slayer appear are [[Skedar Ruins: Battle Shrine]], [[Attack Ship: Covert Assault]], and [[WAR!]].

==Firing Range==

==Firing Range==