My OTHER Other Job

Head to Greenwich. You'll learn the Point Launch traversal move (L2+R2 to zip, then X before landing to launch forward) and the dive move (L3).

Inside the building, meet Dr. Otto Octavius. After a malfunction, Pete is offered the day off.

Optional: Explore the lab for backstory. Dr. Octavius' phone behind Pete has a praise message. The room to the right has a magazine and photo. A report on the first test subject is on a table about 10m from your destination.

Go to the malfunctioning arm and press Triangle to test it.

Move to the tablet on the toolbox and press Triangle to inspect the diagnostics. You need to connect the green beam to the orange box using provided L-shaped and straight pieces.

Puzzle 1: Place pieces on the grid to guide the green beam. Start with an L-shape in the initial octagon, rotating it up. Place another L-shape one spot up, rotating it right. Use a straight piece in the next octagon to the right. Use another L-shape to move the beam down, then a straight piece to continue down. Finally, use two L-shapes to move the beam left then down.

Puzzle 2: This puzzle introduces directional pieces (indicated by yellow arrows). Use piece B, rotated to move right. Use piece A to move straight. Use piece D to curve down. Use another A piece to move straight down. Use a C piece to turn left. Use piece B, rotated to move down. Use the last C piece to turn right, then the last A piece to finish.

Puzzle 3: This puzzle adds a voltage requirement. You have pieces with +1, +2, and -1 charges. The target is to meet the voltage requirement shown at the top. First, use a +2 piece. Then, place a -1 piece in the red spot. Place another +2 piece in the next space. The numbers at the top should turn green. Finally, guide the current down to the orange box using the remaining pieces.

After repairs, test the arm by tapping Triangle. Its range of motion is improved.

Move to the back of the lab and use the Spectrograph to analyze an unknown substance.

Identify fragments (A, B, C, D, E) by matching them to the absorption spectrum. Move fragments using the Left Analog Stick and X.

Match Fragment B to the purplish-blue portion of the spectrum (two solid lines on the right). Match Fragment C and Fragment A to the last two spots. The substance is identified as Hydrogel/Polymer Composite.

Your required work is done. You can exit or continue with Spectrograph missions.