User manual GAMES PC HIGH HEAT BASEBALL 2001

[. . . ] So we won't. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS CD-ROM IBM PC & Compatibles MS-DOS 6. 2 or above Intel Pentium Processor required (P75 minimum) 32 Mb RAM Multiplayer Network game requires IPX network Hard Disk Space: 20Mb (minimum install) VGA & SVGA Graphics support (2Mb Graphic card required) Supports SoundBlaster & 100% Compatible sound cards Supported Peripherals: Mouse (Microsoft mouse or 100% compatible), Joysticks, Steering Wheels (Thrustmaster, Mad Catz and Performa) Quad speed CD-ROM drive with MSCDEX 2. 25 and above 1 INSTALLATION Carmageddon can be played in Windows 95 or MS-DOS. If you wish to play the game through MSDOS then you must ensure that your CD-ROM and sound card have been set up to run under DOS. The DOS version can also be played under Windows 95, should you not want to install the Windows 95 version. Place the Carmageddon CD in your CD-ROM drive, and double-click on the "My Computer" icon. Now double-click on your CD-ROM icon, open the "Carm95" folder and run the "Setup. exe" file. [. . . ] Although generally you cannot start ahead 7 of anybody who is of a higher rank than you, you will sometimes receive dares from racers on the front row of the grid to swap places with them. This will move you up the grid, but it will also place you in front of a horde of petrol-headed fruitcakes, so you'd better not fluff the start or spin out on the first bend, as the charming soul who offered you their place was probably not doing it out of the kindness of their heart. After the grid screen there is no turning back - you're in the race. The only way to combat the relentless violence inflicted on yourself and on the innocent pedestrians out there by these despicable monsters is to rise above them and out-violent the lot of them. The more opponents you waste, the more pedestrian meat that will be left over for you. . . RACE SUMMARY SCREEN When you finish the current race the summary screen is displayed. Shown here is what you achieved in objective terms from the race. It lists your credits earned, your credits lost, your total credits, your rank increase (if any) and your present rank. WRECKS GALLERY The next screen shows you what you achieved in subjective terms by displaying the other cars so that you can gloat at the damage you caused them. Use the mouse or keyboard to select a wreck and hit return (or click) to zoom in to it. You can then use the mouse to rotate the 3D model of the vehicle and take a really good look at what you did. Hit done when you've finished, and it's back to the Start Race screen, ready for another bout of rivets and whiplash. DURING THE GAME. . . At almost any time in the game you can hit Esc to get to the main menu. It is slightly different from the original main menu in that it has additional options. Please note that only if you have the Carmageddon CD in your drive can you host a game (but your soon-not-to-be friends can play a network game by installing from your CD first of all). If you host a game you will move on to choose a game type, if you are joining a game then you will go directly to the wait screen for all the other players to catch up. 9 Choose Game Type - On the left of the screen are the seven different network games available to the player along with a brief description of each one at the base of the screen. On the right of this screen you can change race or alter the options. It is worth noting that in the race list there are some extra bonus tracks which are ONLY available in network mode. Network Options - This screen allows the host to customise each race to their individual taste. They are given the ability to alter each of the following options: Allow "Abuse-O-Matic" text messages - turning this option on allows you to send text messages to other racers during the race by pressing the "`" key. Show All Racers on Map - this allows you to sneak a peek at where the other racers are currently cowering. Show Peds on Map - this shows where the party's at!Show Pick-ups on Map - work it out for yourself!Pick-up respawn ­ this makes pick-ups reappear a few minutes after collecting them. Open or Closed Game - in an open game anyone can join in at any time (up to six players). [. . . ] IN NO EVENT WILL THE LICENSOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES IN 17 EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT LICENSOR RECEIVED FROM YOU FOR A LICENCE TO THE SOFTWARE, EVEN IF THE LICENSOR SHALL HAVE BEEN INFORMED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. YOUR STATUTORY RIGHTS AS A CONSUMER ARE NOT EFFECTED BY THIS PROVISION. NON-ASSIGNMENT: For the avoidance of any doubt, nothing in this Agreement shall entitle you to in any way assign or transfer any or all of the rights granted to you in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement to any third party. GENERAL: This Agreement represents the complete agreement concerning the licence granted hereunder and may be amended only by a writing executed by both parties. [. . . ]