User manual GAMES PS2 PROJECT SNOWBLIND

[. . . ] Warning: Read Before Using Your PlayStation®2 Computer Entertainment System. A very small percentage of individuals may experience epileptic seizures when exposed to certain light patterns or flashing lights. Exposure to certain patterns or backgrounds on a television screen or while playing video games, including games played on the PlayStation 2 console, may induce an epileptic seizure in these individuals. Certain conditions may induce previously undetected epileptic symptoms even in persons who have no history of prior seizures or epilepsy. [. . . ] L You can use the Kinetic Kicker to push/pull certain objects. Target an object with the kicker, press and hold the r button to charge the kicker, then release the button to push the object. To pull, use the d button. REPUBLIC SECURITY SYSTEMS You will encounter auto turrets, security cameras and trip lines set by the enemy. Some of these systems are activated when the enemy presses an alarm switch. You can override certain systems from panels. Turrets and cameras can be disabled, destroyed or turned against the enemy by using your hacking skills. VEHICLES Use Phoenixes, Hydras, Titans and Ogres to move quickly or attack the opposition. Hydras, Titans and Ogres give you massive firepower. Even though a Phoenix may be unarmed, you can use it as a ramming weapon. IMPORTANT: The turret part of the vehicle moves independently from the body. For example, when you move the Ogre's upper body to aim the guns (right analog stick), the legs remain pointed in the direction you are walking (left analog stick). 14 15 COLLECTIBLES To pick up a collectible (health, bio-energy, ammo), walk over it. L You can also point at it and press the s button to collect it. (If this doesn't work, move closer and try again. ) L Use the Kinetic Kicker (from the primary weapons inventory) to pull the collectible toward you. SAVING GAME DATA You can save your game by: L Selecting Yes when prompted at the completion of a key objective, to bring up the Save Game screen. L Using save points found in out-of-the-way rooms. Look for the Save Point icon on doors that lead to a save point. Pass through the doors, approach the save point and press the s button to bring up the Save Game screen. On the Save Game screen, press the directional buttons 4/3 to select the profile you want, then 1/2 to select a data file within that profile to save to, and press the x button. When prompted to overwrite the current file, select Yes and press the x button. NOTE: Selecting YES will overwrite older data in a save file. Once you overwrite data, it cannot be restored. WEAPONS AND AMMO Most human enemies will drop the weapons they are carrying when defeated, and you can collect these. Find additional weapons, cartridges, shells, rockets, mines and energy cells scattered around the area or contained in supply crates. Destroy supply crates by shooting or punching them to get the collectible inside. HEALTH L Pick up a health pack for instant first aid. L Pick up a health upgrade implant to increase your maximum health level. PAUSE MENU Press the w button to open the Pause Menu. From here you can view both primary and secondary objective assignments and status, load a saved game, and change game options. RESUME GAME LOAD GAME NANO BOOST The nano boost is a total treatment. Its benefits include: L Restoring full health and bio-energy. [. . . ] Customer Support at (415) 615-6220, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a. m. Pacific Time. ON-LINE TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS Broadband access and the Network adaptor (Ethernet/modem) (for PlayStation®2) required for Network Capabilities. Players are responsible for all applicable Internet fees. Network Capabilities may be subject to change, withdrawal and charge for use. [. . . ]