User manual GAMES PC THE COLONEL S BEQUEST

[. . . ] Copying software for any reason other than to make a backup is a violation of law. Individuals who make unauthorized copies of software may be subject to civil and criminal penalties. Brøderbund Software, Inc. , supports the industry's efforts to fight the illegal copying of personal computer software. Report copyright violation to: SPA 1730 M Street, NW Washington, DC 20036 (202) 452-1600 (TSA). [. . . ] After you have captured a person's guise, the Capture Cursor will no longer appear over that character. To assume a captured guise, click the Chameleon Suit at the bottom of the interface. A display will appear showing all of your available guises. Select one by scrolling over the guise you want to assume and click on it. You will now appear exactly as this person. NOTE: The Chameleon JumpSuit automatically sorts the image data for each historical environment and will not allow you to assume the guise of a native from a different time zone. You are not allowed to speak with anyone without a native guise, nor are you allowed to try to speak with someone using their own guise. 18 19 THE JOURNEYMAN PROJECT STORY ZOOM IN/ZOOM OUT There are objects and sites in the game that you will need to inspect closely. Whenever the cursor becomes a magnifying glass with a plus sign, you are able to zoom in, allowing a closer view of what you are looking at. After you have seen the zoom in, a ZOOM-OUT CURSOR, a magnifying glass with a negative sign, allows you to return to your normal view. This is a timeline of the pivotal events that shaped the unique Journeyman world. Envision a future where humanity has attained global peace after learning the terrible lessons of war. · Yielding to Symbiotry pressure, the World Senate shuts down the TSA. AGENT 5 - GAGE BLACKWOOD You will assume the role of Gage Blackwood, Agent 5 of the TSA. Gage is a decorated hero who has distinguished himself several times over, earning a reputation as the TSA's top agent. When Elliot Sinclair attempted to alter history, Gage stopped the scientist's plot. A decade later, Gage would be framed by the rogue Agent 3. To clear his name, Gage traveled back into the past to enlist the aid of the only person he could trust-- himself. The former Gage accepted the challenge and managed to clear the name of his future counterpart. However, before the former Gage could return to the past, he had to be selectively mindwiped, so knowledge of his future would not change history. Lately, Gage has been deeply troubled over his inability to remember the pursuit of Agent 3 and the loss of his friend Arthur. AGENT 3 - MICHELLE VISARD Once one of the TSA's top agents, Michelle went rogue because of her belief that time travel was too dangerous for humanity to possess alone. During her years of research into Earth's war-torn past, Agent 3 saw how technology was terribly abused. She devised a plot to balance the power by delivering time travel to a race known as the Krynn. During a confrontation with Gage Blackwood, Agent 3 was enveloped by a violent flood of temporal energy and was inadvertently thrown back into the time stream. [. . . ] Once it finishes, you will resume your search for Agent 3 in the other two time zones. Should you need more help, ask Arthur for advice. 28 29 Credits RED ORB ENTERTAINMENT Producer -- Steve Schreck Associate Producer -- Mark Boccuzzi Supervising Producer -- Andrew Pedersen Executive Producer -- Ken Goldstein Quality Assurance Lead Technician -- Andrew Garske Core Tester -- J. Aragon Testers -- Alex Moran, Andrew Pang, Eric Wilder, Cathy Thom, Gary Heikura, John Conklin, Julie Thiel, Tim Innes, James Nicholini, Jon Yamoto Marketing Manager -- Steve Schreck, Karen Omholt, Tom Rogat, Shan Savage (Europe) Assistant Marketing Manager -- Ellen Jacobson, Mark Boccuzzi, Robert Alvarez Automated Testing -- Jason Feldhaus, Mike Ikeda Red Orb Quality Assurance Lead Technician -- Erik Spencer Quality Assurance Supervisor -- Kirk Roulston Quality Assurance Director -- Rodrigo Silveira Installer Programming -- Kent Daniels, Fred Campbell, Aaron Miller Red Orb Marketing Director -- Ted Simon Red Orb Programming Director -- Lance Groody Public Relations -- TSI Communications, Inc. , Rebecca Lester (Europe), Conner Communications Design Coordinator -- Barbara Ashbaugh, Lisse Hooker Package Design -- Ayzenberg Advertising Group Advertising -- Ayzenberg Advertising Group, Saatchi & Saatchi Assistant Producer (Demo Version) -- Maia Huntington Special Thanks to -- Roham Bavand, Nancy Benson, Jeffrey Blain, Nancy Bulette, Doug Carlston, Pilar Cloud, Hailey Cunningham, Marcus Duerod, Steve Dunphy, Joe Durrett, Larry Ersland, Mike Foulger, Rod Haden, Tex Hoyt, Kerry Huffman, Dave Keane, David Kessler, Todd Kerpelman, Ed Koenig, Mario Magliocco, Tom Marcus, Mickey Mantle, Bill McDonagh, Christine Orlando, Rick Overmeer, Inga Pedersen, Mike Pendergast, Jennifer Ranghiasci, Judy Ringseis, Sher Ripley, Brett Robertson, Sabrina Roblin, Crystal Schreck, Anne Sete, Richard Seaman, James Sharp, Al Sonntag, Mike Taber, Alan Wasserman, Jim Wilmott, Jo Wood, The Riven Team, Southpoint, Brøderbund Sales Department PRESTO STUDIOS Executive Producer -- Michel Kripalani Producer -- Greg Uhler Lead Writer -- Eric Dallaire Writer -- David Flanagan Creative Director -- Tommy Yune Pre-Production Director -- Phil Saunders Conceptual Designers -- Victor Navone, Scott Benefiel Lead Modeler -- Jose Albanil Modeler -- Raymond V. Wong Art Director -- Frank Vitale Artists -- Derek Becker, Steve Kim Senior Computer Animators -- Shadi Almassizadeh, Eric Fernandes Computer Animator -- Dan Gregoire Digital Video Specialist -- Tim Tembreull Lead Programmer -- Roland Gustafsson PC Programmer -- Mark Whittlesey Programmer -- Kevin Baird Composer / Sound Designer -- Jamey Scott TALENT Cinematics Gage Blackwood, Agent 5 -- Jerry Rector Michelle Visard, Agent 3 -- Michele Scarabelli Jack Baldwin -- Daniel Mann William Daughton -- David Fenner Eliott Sinclair -- Graham Jarvis Arthur -- Matt Weinhold Chaplain -- King Stuart Sosiqui Spirit -- Ping Wu Mark Johnson/INN -- Ray Uhler Human Monitor/Oracle -- Scott Benefiel TSA Guard -- Eric Dallaire Nurse -- Susan Sattler 30 31 Atlantis Guard -- Fredrik Cavally Begger -- Gene Chronopoulos Olive Oil Vendor -- Dominique Debroux Ferryman -- James Hazelwood Saros -- Graham Jarvis Potter -- Lyle Kanouse Windmill Keeper -- Brian Nahas Captain -- Richard Tanner El Dorado Aviator Warrior -- Frankie Avina Farm Boy -- Jeremiah Najera Farmer -- Miguel Najera Scribe -- Andrew Roa Aviator Leader -- Raoul Trujillo Shaman -- Bill Trillo Shangri-La Lama -- Koji Kataoka Dob-Dob -- Khin-Kyaw Maung Gardener -- Arsenio "Sonny" Trinidad Khan -- Francisco Viana Pilgrim -- Ping Wu Voice Talent Arthur -- Matt Weinhold Cyrollan Ambassador -- Connie Terwilliger Qou'Thalas -- Eric Dallaire Cyrollan Commander -- Victor Navone Cyrollan Attendant -- Phil Saunders Distress Message -- Phil Saunders Stunts Agent 3 Biosuit Double -- Tom Yune VIDEO SHOOT CREW Director -- Phil Saunders Technical Director -- Michel Kripalani Producer -- Tim Tembreull Continuity -- Eric Dallaire Production Assistants -- Kelly Lind, Raymond Wong Director of Photography -- Michael Gerdes Lighting -- Steve Raines Sound -- Glenn Kram Costumes & Props -- Marianne Nakamura Make-Up & Hair -- Doris Lew, Cindy Speets, Debra Hodgen, Andrea Wilson, Angie Paul Props -- Victor Navone, Phil Saunders, Tom Yun Casting -- Rosy Vasquez-Martinez Casting Associates -- Melanie Raymundo, Valerie DelaPena Studio Account Executive -- David St. [. . . ]