User manual GAMES PS2 MEDAL OF HONOR FRONTLINE

[. . . ] As a result, there may be some slight differences between versions of the same product, depending on when and where you purchased the game. Karaoke RevolutionTM Volume 2 is an original product produced and published by Konami Digital Entertainment, and developed by Harmonix Music Systems, Inc. 1 Getting Started Setting Up Your PlayStation®2 System Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in the manual. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located in the back of the console) is turned ON. When the power indicator turns green, press the OPEN button and the disc tray will open. [. . . ] In order to learn the songs, you should listen to and sing along with the original vocals. We have included a Karaoke Mode and a Practice option (in Showtime & Quick Play), which you can use to practice the songs. The song lyrics in the back of this manual will be a useful guide while learning the songs. Octaves ­ You can sing the songs in any octave without getting penalized. If certain notes are too high or low, try singing them in a different octave; the game system will automatically adjust. Holding Notes ­ The game system will easily recognize vowel sounds as real notes. For long notes that are held, be sure to hold the vowel within the word, not the consonant. Make sure to hold each note for the entire length of the note tube. Also, try to sing cleanly without any distortion in your voice. Judging Level ­ If you are having trouble getting through a song, try selecting a lower judging level. Unlocked Items ­ All of the items that you unlock in Showtime mode will become globally available in all of the game modes for all of the players. When you have selected all of the songs for your medley, CONTINUE will be highlighted. If you want an extra challenge, press the button to fill all of the slots with random songs. Fortunately we give you a little help; the song title is displayed on the screen when each song clip begins. Arcade In Arcade Mode, 2 to 8 players take turns singing individual songs to see who can get the highest score and win the most rounds. Each player will be able to select their own judging level along with their character, so expert singers can handicap themselves against the novices. 14 15 Game Modes When you begin a multiplayer arcade game, there are several options to set for the game: PLAYERS Number of players in the game (2-8) ROUNDS Number of rounds in the game (1-5) RANDOM ROUNDS NO RANDOM ROUNDS Players select the songs RANDOM LAST ROUND Songs are randomly selected in the last round ALL RANDOM ROUNDS Songs are randomly selected in all rounds FULL/SHORT SONG Sing the full (normal) version or short version of the songs. At the end of each round, you will be brought to the Round Recap Screen which has information about your progress in the current game. A final winner is declared at the end of the game. Options Microphone Setup In Microphone Setup, you can adjust the Mic Gain, which is the input level of the microphone. We recommend using the default setting unless the microphone does not seem to be picking up your voice properly. Turn up the Mic Gain if the microphone is not picking up your voice properly. Keep in mind that you may experience distortion if you turn up the Mic Gain too high. Sound Setup Many of these settings can be changed with the DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller while a song is playing. See CONTROLS for more details: MUSIC Volume level of the background music track. LEAD VOCALS Volume level of the original lead vocals in the song. [. . . ] (BMI) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 1967 I would have given you all of my heart But there's someone who's torn it apart And he's taken just all that I had But if you want I'll try to love again Baby I'll try to love again but I know The first cut is the deepest, baby I know The first cut is the deepest But when it comes to bein' lucky he's cursed When it comes to lovin' me he's worst I still want you by my side Just to help me dry the tears that I've cried And I'm sure gonna give you a try If you want I'll try to love again, try Baby I'll try to love again but I know, oh The first cut is the deepest, baby I know The first cut is the deepest But when it comes to bein' lucky he's cursed And when it comes to lovin' me he's worst I still want you by my side Just to help me dry the tears that I've cried But I'm sure gonna give you a try `Cause if you want I'll try to love again Baby I'll try to love again but I know, oh SWEET HOME ALABAMA WRITTEN BY RONNIE VAN ZANT, GARY ROSSINGTON, EDWIN C. KING PUBLISHED BY UNIVERSAL -DUCHESS MUSIC CORPORATION O/B/O ITSELF AND EMI/LONGITUDE MUSIC CO. O/B/O ITSELF AND EMI/FULL KEEL MUSIC CO. (BMI/ASCAP) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 1974 Big wheels keep on turning Carry me home to see my kin Singing songs about the Southland I miss Alabamy once again And I think it's a sin Well I heard mister Young sing about her Well, I heard ol' Neil put her down Well, I hope Neil Young will remember A Southern man don't need him around anyhow Sweet home Alabama Where the skies are so blue Sweet home Alabama Lord I'm coming home to you 42 43 Song Lyrics The first cut is the deepest, baby I know The first cut is the deepest When it comes to bein' lucky he's cursed When it comes to lovin' me he's worst, oh The first cut is the deepest, baby I know The first cut is the deepest Try to love again Song Lyrics People keep talking about me baby They say I'm doin' you wrong Well don't you worry, don't worry, no don't worry mama `Cause I'm right here at home TOXIC WRITTEN BY CATHY DENNIS, CHRISTIAN KARLSSON, PONTUS WINNBERG AND HENRIK JONBACK PUBLISHED BY EMI MUSIC PUBLISHING LTD. [. . . ]