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Palace Midas - Lead Bar in Spike Room

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Arrange the 5 switches from left to right: Up, Up, Down, Up, Down (Ω Ω Υ Ω Υ) to open the door to the right of the entrance.

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Descend and enter the room.

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Take care to walk through or run carefully around the spikes. Go through the doorway on the right...

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...and locate the movable block beside the ramp. Pull it twice.

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Then go behind it and use the switch to raise a series of pillars in the room with the spikes.

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Go up the ramp and then follow the passage...

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...to a doorway overlooking the spike room. (NG+ players get a save crystal here.) Walk to the edge of the opening and take a standing jump to the top of the nearest pillar.

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Jump from pillar to pillar counterclockwise around the room. (I haven't indicated every setup in the screenshots, but they're all standard running jumps, nothing too tricky.)

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When you reach the top of the sixth block, you'll be facing the doorway of the small room in the northeast corner.

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Walk to the edge of the pillar, take a standing jump into the doorway, and immediately backflip out onto the pillar. A gorilla (16) appears out of thin air, and it's very hostile after being teleported here.

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Shoot it from the safety of the pillar.

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Then jump back over and retrieve the second SECOND LEAD BAR (8) from the pedestal.

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Jump back to the pillar, then jump carefully over the spikes to a clear spot on the floor. Return to the other room and climb back up to the switches

[Palace Midas Walkthrough]

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