Star Wars: Bounty Hunter follows the story of Jango Fett during the time that leads right up to Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. You'll learn a bit more about Boba Fett's origins, why Jango was chosen for a unique task, and generally lead the life of a bounty hunter.

A bounty hunter's life is a hard one, and as such this game can be quite tough. The Star Wars universe is replete with different sorts of alien races, complicated environments and plenty of scoundrels out to get you. The game is also chockfull of various secrets and hidden bonuses to find and unlock, so this guide is here to help you. Strap on your Mandalorian armor, dust off your dual blasters and get ready to go bounty hunting.

Get the guide here.

The system doesn't work quite as effectively as it should though, as once you've gone into the scan mode, you have to track your target, mark them, and attack or bind them with your chord right there. After you've accomplished that, you must then move out of the first-person view, walk up to the bounty, and press triangle to claim your prize. The whole process is pretty clunky, and there should have been a way to streamline this to make it more fluid -- especially in the heat of a battle when your mark is mixed in with four or five other opponents.

Once a bounty is marked you can return to third person to deal with any attackers. The bounty will be framed by a green square while in third person mode so you can fight without accidently killing a bounty that is wanted alive. Once all threats are dealt with you can whip cord the bounty and collect the bounty all in third person mode.You can also mark multiple bounties at the same time. If the bounty leaves you field of view, a small red arrow will scroll around the edge of the screen to indicate the bounties direction so you can track it or them down.

To get concept art from the game, earn Credits as secondary bounty pay. The more Credits you earn, the more art you unlock.

1 Page: 3000 Credits
10 Pages: 30,000 Credits
20 Pages: 60,000 Credits
30 Pages: 90,000 Credits
40 Pages: 120,000 Credits
50 Pages: 150,000 Credits
60 Pages: 180,000 Credits
70 Pages: 210,000 Credits
80 Pages: 240,000 Credits
90 Pages: 270,000 Credits
110 Pages: 330,000 Credits or more

To unlock all concept art, go to the Code Setup screen and enter this code: R ARTISTS ROCK.

Unlock all TGC Cards by going to the Code Setup screen and entering this code: GO FISH.

To unlock whole chapters, enter these codes at the Code Setup screen:

Chapter 1: SEEHOWTHEYRUN
Chapter 2: CITYPLANET
Chapter 3: LOCKDOWN
Chapter 4: DUGSOPLENTY
Chapter 5: BANTHAPOODOO
Chapter 6: MANDALORIANWAY

To unlock pages of the Dark Horse comic, just complete missions! You'll unlock three pages per mission, until the final stage. There are 55 pages total.

Enter these codes at the Code Setup screen to unlock missions:

1: BEAST PIT
2: GIMMEMYJETPACK
3: CONVEYORAMA
4: BIGCITYNIGHTS
5: IEATNERFMEAT
6: VOTE4TRELL
7: LOCKUP
8: WHAT A RIOT
9: SHAFTED
10: BIGMOSQUITOS
11: ONEDEADDUG
12: WISHIHADMYSHIP
13: MOSGAMOS
14: TUSKENS R US
15: BIG BAD DRAGON
16: MONTROSSISBAD
17: VOSAISBADDER
18: JANGOISBADDEST

The Bando Gora can get pretty annoying. So simply take out your flamethrower when they get close and watch them burn.