User manual GAMES PS2 TOTAL OVERDOSE

[. . . ] 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. If you, or anyone in your family, has an epileptic condition, consult your physician prior to playing. [. . . ] Deft use of the left and right analog sticks and plenty of adrenaline energy should help you pull off multiple wall-bounce kills. Headshot The headshot will snuff out most assailants (though not boss villains) with one bullet. Since it's a precision move, timing is crucial. NOTE: Not all weapons are precise enough to perform headshots. Press and hold the s button to target the head of the enemy right in front of Ram. Press the r button only when the four targeting brackets meet at the enemy's head and turn YELLOW. This helps you time the move correctly at longer range. Only split-second timing makes a perfect headshot. If you press the button too early or too late you'll need to try again. Twister Kills While in a shootdodge, press the right analog stick 4/3 to turn Ram 120, 180, 270 or 360 degrees. When the target appears, press the r button to make a kill for extra style points. Twister kills involve turning both ways before shooting, a show-boating move that's tough to execute! Kill Multipliers If you make multiple kills within a kill move, the kill multiplier (DOUBLE, TRIPLE, QUAD, etc. ) is displayed onscreen and means extra points! More Kill Moves Havoc Kill The havoc kill is a stylin' way to use unstable, explosive items to wipe out your adversaries. Use the c button to target an explosive item, then press the r button to shoot it. · GRINGO FRENZY -- Waste multiple enemies within a short timeframe for a gringo-frenzy alert and bonus. · POINT BLANK -- Shoot an enemy at very close (point-blank) range. · DIRTY -- End a hood's life while he's lying on the ground. · BRAWL MOVES -- When you kill an enemy with your bare hands, you get a name for the move matching the mode of attack. For example, hitting an enemy in front of you results in an elbow smash. · DODGE THIS -- Wasting an enemy who's in mid-shootdodge gets you a dodge-this bonus. · BUTCHER KILL -- Killing an enemy with any of the melée weapons gains a butcher-kill bonus. · EXIT VEHICLE KILL -- Perform an exit vehicle kill while driving in a vehicle. Press the l button to lean out, then press the r button to leap out of the car. Just make sure you have some enemies in your sights first!· VEHICLE KILL/DOOR SWEEP -- If you're running low on ammo or simply want to vary the way you bring righteous justice to the cartels, why not use a vehicle or an open vehicle door as a weapon? Wall Walk The wall walk is an acrobatic move in which Ram runs a few steps up a wall then leaps off, performing a cartwheel in the air before landing on his feet. [. . . ] Part of the Universal Music Group. FREEDOM BAND Performed by Delinquent Habits Written by David Thomas, Ivan Scott Martin, Alejandro Martinez Published by Windswept Music (London) Ltd, o/b/o Music of Windswept (ASCAP), Move Something Music (ASCAP), Memory Lost Music (ASCAP), Keimonti Music (ASCAP) & Graveyard Shift Music (ASCAP) Courtesy of Universal Music International. Licensed by kind permission from the Film & TV Licensing division. Part of the Unive. rsal Music Group. HEY TELL `EM Performed by Delinquent Habits Written by David Thomas, Ivan Scott Martin, Alejandro Martinez Published by Windswept Music (London) Ltd, o/b/o Music of Windswept (ASCAP), Move Something Music (ASCAP), Memory Lost Music (ASCAP), Keimonti Music (ASCAP) & Graveyard Shift Music (ASCAP) Courtesy of Universal Music International. Licensed by kind permission from the Film & TV Licensing division. [. . . ]