User manual GAMES MICROSOFT XBOX TENCHU-RETURN FROM DARKNESS

[. . . ] These seizures may have a variety of symptoms, including lightheadedness, altered vision, eye or face twitching, jerking or shaking of arms or legs, disorientation, confusion, or momentary loss of awareness. Seizures may also cause loss of consciousness or convulsions that can lead to injury from falling down or striking nearby objects. Immediately stop playing and consult a doctor if you experience any of these symptoms. Parents should watch for or ask their children about the above symptoms--children and teenagers are more likely than adults to experience these seizures. [. . . ] Intentional draws and fades can be achieved by using the Spin Control Gizmo to spin the ball in the direction you want the shot to go. Tempo Good tempo--a smooth backswing, and a firm (but not rushed) follow-through, executed with consistent speed and without stopping the motion--will help you make accurate shots without sacrificing power. Oakmont | PAGE 17 SHOT TYPES Using the Shot Types Gizmo There are six Shot Types; each one is used in specific situations. As with clubs, a recommended Shot Type is automatically selected before each shot. Straight--The standard full swing; also used for partial swings and picks (sand shots in which the ball is picked cleanly off the sand surface). CHIPPING AND PUTTING Chipping A chip is a short shot with a lofted club, usually used near the green. For Beginner and Intermediate players, the Power Meter functions much like it does with a full swing, but the swing is shorter and more controlled. There are two basic ways to use the Chip Shot Type: · Standard Chip: Hit the ball with the usual trajectory; the ball will roll toward the hole. · Bump-and-Run: Use a less lofted club and shorten the swing; the ball will have a lower trajectory, land early, and roll longer. Putt--A shot made with the Putter, usually on or near the green. Blast--A sand shot in which the club hits into the sand behind the ball, causing an explosion of sand and hitting the ball a relatively short distance. Chip--A short, controlled swing, used to hit the ball a short distance, usually near the green. Other Short Shot Types · Flop: A flop shot is used when there is very little green between your ball and the pin. It's a tricky shot with little margin of error, but sometimes it's your best and only option. · Putt: A putt may be the best strategy if you're on the fringe or on the fairway just off the green and have a clear path to the hole. Flop--A short, hard swing with the club face open, used to hit the ball a very short distance with an extremely high trajectory so the ball sticks when it lands. Punch--Also known as a knock-down shot, used to keep the ball trajectory low (to hit under a tree, roll longer, and/or stay out of the wind). tip ­ To maximize the effectiveness of chip, punch, and flop shots, apply Skill Points to your player's Recovery attribute. Sand Shots There are two strategies for hitting from the sand: · Blast: Use this Shot Type to hit a short shot, such as when hitting out of a greenside bunker. · Pick: If you're in a fairway bunker and need to hit a longer shot, select the Straight Shot Type and make a normal swing--the club will pick the ball off the sand surface. To change the Shot Type 1. Before a shot, press and hold B to display the Shot Types Gizmo. Move L while holding B to change the selected Shot Type. · Graphics: Adjust the brightness. · Credits: See who made the Links 2004 experience possible! Scorecard · Holes: Each Hole column displays par for the hole, score made on the hole (if completed), yardage, and handicap. · Handicap: The ranking of the holes: 1 is the most difficult and 18 is the easiest. · Out/In/Total: Out refers to the Front 9; In refers to the Back 9 (holes 10-18); Total is the overall score. · Mul: Total number of Mulligans taken during the current round. User Soundtracks Play your own music in Links 2004 by importing audio tracks (refer to the Xbox manual), selecting Options from the Main Menu or Pause Menu, and then Sound. Set User Soundtracks to Linear or Shuffle. Free Roam Camera You can explore every square inch of every course using the Free Roam feature. Press b, and then move L and R to steer and pull l or r to move up/down. Press A to return to your ball. PAGE 22 | New South Wales CAREER PLAY Career Play in Links 2004 is a golf odyssey that begins with two 9-hole tournaments on the Rookie Tour and culminates--should you survive the journey--in an epic 72-hole battle for the Legend Tour crown!There are five Tours, over 30 tournaments, and more than $47, 000, 000 up for grabs ($10, 000, 000 in 1st Place purses)! Tour Skins Games If you finish a Tour as one of the highest-ranked players, you'll get to play in an invitation-only Skins Game against other top Tour players for bonus cash! Skill Events Skill Events are special challenges within Career Play designed to test your abilities in various facets of the game. With each successfully completed Skill Event, you'll earn new equipment and/or money to buy Skill Points. Each time you advance to a new Tour in Career Play, a new level of Skill Events will become available. Career Mode Tours · Rookie Tour: You get two chances to show your stuff and earn an invitation to the Rookie Tour Match Play Championship! [. . . ] Any replacement Game will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period or 30 days from receipt, whichever is longer. If for any reason the Game cannot be repaired or replaced, you will be entitled to receive your direct (but no other) damages incurred in reasonable reliance but only up to the amount of the price you paid for the Game. The foregoing (repair, replacement or limited damages) is your exclusive remedy. Note: Xbox game tips are not available from 1-800-4MY-XBOX. You must call Xbox Game Tips (Automated) or Xbox Game Tips (Support Representative) for tips, hints, or codes. For more information, visit us on the Web at www. xbox. com Information in this document, including URL and other Internet Web site references, is subject to change without notice. [. . . ]