Unlike the Chip Wagon in World 2, Leo’s Place Stand is actually pretty useful. It’s good for recovery after finishing World 1, but not much more. The items here focus mostly on health and guts gain with very small stat boosts. At the far right of it is a door leading into this shop. World 2 - Casa Loma’s Film Set Fancy Chip Wagonįound shortly after the first fight in World 2, you should keep an eye out for the trailer eatery. Personally, we’d suggest saving your money for the video store, but it couldn’t hurt to keep some Ambrosia on you in the later levels. Additionally, Tialoc’s Feast allows you to buy 1UPs and Ambrosia is the best to-go item in the game. Everything here is ridiculously priced, but it has some of the highest stat boosts in the game. Approach and it will slide away to reveal the entrance to this shop. Once you pass the bus and head into the underground tunnel, there’s a panel with a star on it on the wall. Wallace’s Mystery Shop is a hidden place past the Shopping District. This can be good for leveling up fast even as you’re gaining your stats: a winning proposition if you haven’t maxed out your character yet. Similar to the Shock Wave Records store, Flatiron Books is all about stat gain, but the books also provide a lot of XP in a hurry. If you’re not short on health, this might be a better place to spend your money as you get a lot of stats quickly from most of the purchases here, even if it is a little pricier. This is the music store and it’s all about stat and XP gain. You can focus up on one stat or spread them easily for relatively low prices. The Sushi Bar is great and should probably be your go-to for a lot of the early game in terms of health, guts, XP, and stat gain, all in the same sitting. It’s cheap, gives you a good health and guts boost, and will make you hyper once you consume it.
Everything here can be taken to-go, but the one you’ll want to keep with you nearly all the time in the early running of the game is the Energy Drink. The nachos or tacos are probably best for giving you a good health boost on the relative cheap. That said, like Delicious Cup, this place isn’t really the most efficient place for your stat gain or your wallet, and you can’t take any of it with you.
This is the first shop you’ll find that focuses more on stat building. This place is okay as far as minor stat boosts go and you can take the items to go, but really, you’d probably best safe your money for other shops that will boost your stats further or give you better health restoring items to keep on you in case of emergency. Must pay to purchase any of the following items.Ī hot drink shop. There’s no way you’ll pay this off on your first run, but keep it in mind for later because once you do, it provides some of the cheapest and best stat boosts in the whole game. The first shop you’ll find is a video store with an exorbitant cost for Scott Pilgrim’s late fees. You’ll find them below in the order you’ll come across them from left to right. You can return here at any point once you’ve completed the level the first time to check out the shops and find the items you need. Most of the shops in the game can be found in the Shopping District, which is conveniently the halfway point of the first level. The World: The Game by level, where they are located, what they sell, and what each item does. The World: The Game shop locations & itemsīelow you will find each shop in Scott Pilgrim vs. But that’s why we’re here! With this guide, you’ll be able to find each shop throughout the game and see what the items they sell will do for you. Unfortunately, the shops in Scott Pilgrim: The Game don’t tell you what their items will do before you buy them. For all of the fun that entails, it also means getting a handsome supply of money to buy items to increase your stats throughout the game and make sure you’re in solid fighting form for all of the challenges ahead. The World: The Game - Complete Edition is out and with returns all of the brawling fun of defeating each of Ramona’s 7 evil exes.
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