User manual GAMES PS2 MARVEL-ULTIMATE ALLIANCE

[. . . ] If you experience any of the following symptoms while playing a video game ­ dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitches, loss of awareness, disorientation, any involuntary movement, or convulsions ­ IMMEDIATELY discontinue use and consult your physician before resuming play. TABLE OF CONTENTS Default Command Summary . 36 WARNING TO OWNERS OF PROJECTION TELEVISIONS: Do not connect your PlayStation 2 console to a projection TV without first consulting the user manual for your projection TV, unless it is of the LCD type. Otherwise, it may permanently damage your TV screen. USE OF UNAUTHORIZED PRODUCT: The use of software or peripherals not authorized by Sony Computer Entertainment America may damage your console and/or invalidate your warranty. Only official or licensed peripherals should be used in the controller ports or memory card slots. Tournament . [. . . ] A team over the point limit or a team in making a trade that would take them over the limit may acquire in trade no more than 115 percent plus 10, 000 pts in point value of 26 the players being traded out. TRADING BLOCK The Trading Block is where you display the players you think you can get along without and entertain trade offers from other teams coming to you. To place a player on the trading block: 1. Highlight one of the three trading block slots, then press the button to select. Highlight a player you would consider trading to another team, then press the button. The player appears in the trading block slot, although he also remains on your roster. · To remove a player from the trading block, highlight him in the trading block slot, then press the button and select WITHDRAW ITEM. · If another team is interested in trading for the player at any time during the season, that team will make its interest known on this screen. Entertaining trade offers from other teams: · When another team is ready to offer a trade for one of your players on the block, you are notified on the Player Trading Block screen. Highlight the offer, then press the button and select VIEW DETAILS. The Player Trade screen appears displaying the complete offer. TEAM POINTS Player compensation is just one slice of the financial pie that you must manage as GM ­ coaching salaries and workout costs are also key considerations in building a championship-caliber team. At this screen, you can monitor your franchise to ensure you're getting the most bang for your buck. STRATEGY Since you do not control your players when a game is simulated, set the strategy you want your team to play in your absence when you choose to simulate a game. Tempo: Move the slider to the right to speed up the tempo for a faster paced game or to the left to slow down the tempo. Fast Break/Crashboard: Move the slider to the right to play an aggressive offense style of play. Defense Aggressiveness: Move the slider to the right to play an aggressive style of defense. Offense/Defense: If you are more defense-minded, move the slider to the right; if you are more focused on putting up points move to the left. Offense Strategy: Select INSIDE if you like to post up and score from the paint, OUTSIDE if you like to shoot the jumper, or BALANCED ATTACK. Defense Strategy: Choose MAN TO MAN to match up in consistent guarding assignments or a ZONE option to patrol areas of the floor. Primary Off Option: This is the player in whose hands you'd most like to get the ball. Secondary Off Option: This is your second choice to have the ball on offense. ACTIVE You must have at least 12 active players on your roster in order to field a team. [. . . ] At the Roster screen, highlight a player you wish to drop from your roster, then press the button. Highlight RELEASE TO FREE AGENCY, then press the button. The player moves from your roster to the free agent pool. · You may not drop a player from your team if it would bring your roster below 12 players. [. . . ]