FAQ/Walkthru for Total Overdose: A Gunslinger's Tale in Mexico
					by Doug Elder, aka AchtungNight

Foreword: Welcome to my 4th FAQ. This is for Total Overdose: A Gunslinger's
Tale in Mexico, an action thriller that plays like Grand Theft Auto Lite with a
distinct South-of-the-Border flavor. It's like a big Mexican action B-movie. I
recently tried the game out and found it to be fun as heck. I hope you will too.
Before we start, a few disclaimers. First, this FAQ was written for the PS2
version of the game. All herein may or may not apply to other versions. The
game is rated M for Mature- no impressionable children or idiot A-Dolts here
please. :)
	Second, this FAQ contains SPOILERS. You are warned.
Third, this FAQ is my property and may only be posted on GameFAQs and any
other site that requests my permission first via email (it will be granted,
don't worry, you have but to ask). All feedback, questions, and so on should be
emailed to DougElder21@yahoo.com.
Fourth, this FAQ is mainly for the missions. It does not cover the game's
freeroam aspect much except in general descriptions and some info on the things
I was able to find while roaming around to reach each mission. I'm not planning
to fully explore the game to find all the bonuses and so on- doing so is beyond
the scope of this FAQ. Anybody who wants to write an FAQ that does that has my
blessings.
Fifth, I unfortunately do not have every mission in the game listed herein-
only as many as I was able to complete and unlock with my own humble skills.
This includes all the story missions, but not all the challenge missions. The
game unfortunately requires you to score high at certain challenges to unlock
certain others. Where I have been unable to unlock a mission I will note below.
Anyone who can contribute information on missions I have not been able to
unlock will have my eternal gratitude. Please send all information to
DougElder21@yahoo.com.
Sixth, I apologize in advance if any Hispanics out there are offended by any
of the stereotypes in this FAQ. I can't help the way the game was written
unfortunately. Please know I have great respect for Mexican culture, a respect
that has enabled me to greatly enjoy this game.
Seventh, I am not going to review the game herein other than to say that I
really liked it and enjoyed playing it. It's got lots of great elements
borrowed from other games (Max Payne, Grand Theft Auto), and also its own great
story and combat system. There are a few bad points too, but if you play with
an open mind they won't matter that much. Read the reviews for the game to find
out about some of them.
Finally, let me give a shout-out to Elena Ruiz, Benito Rios, Raquel Searles,
Ramon Medina, Jeff deSantiago, Lupe Villareal, Art Villareal, the staff of
Nuevo Leon, and all my other Hispanic friends out there. Thanks to having known
you I have enjoyed this game and all things Mexican far more than I would have
otherwise. Vaya con dios, amigos y amigas. Thanks also to Lisa Telman for
continued inspiration and to Ben "B.Z." Shapiro for aid in completing the game.
Thanks to the folks at Eidos Interactive for making another cool game and to
CJayC and company for putting up GameFAQs and to all the fans for keeping this
industry alive. Now let us begin. 

Contents:
1. Dedication and Version History.
2. Game Story and Cast.
3. Explanation of Basic Controls.
4. Items and Weapons Listing.
5. The Missions- Walkthru.
6. Final Thoughts.

1. Dedication and Version History.
This game is dedicated to Roberto Ruiz, Phillip True, and all the other
millions of victims the Mexican drug wars continue to stack up every day. May
they rest in peace and may their murderers get what they deserve.

Version 1.0 FAQ Posted with complete walkthru. I did it all at once to save
time and energy. Hope y'all weren't too impatient. :)