User manual GAMES PC DEADLY TIDE

[. . . ] Sound board and speakers or headphones to hear audio. To Set Up Deadly Tide 1 2 Turn on your computer and start Windows 95. Insert Deadly Tide Disc 1 in the CD-ROM drive. If AutoRun is enabled on your computer, Deadly Tide Setup starts automatically. If AutoRun is disabled, continue with steps 3 and 4. [. . . ] To continue the battle in progress, click the highest level number. Some battles include multiple save points. To return to the beginning of a level that is already in progress, click the highest level number while pressing CTRL. To return to the Tactical Engagement Sphere at any time during gameplay, press F2. Pausing a Battle A reprieve is often necessary, no matter what your line of business. Press F3 or PAUSE and reenter the Pilot Control Center for a well-deserved break. Click Continue and you're back on your way. Saving a Battle When you exit a battle--and even as you're playing--Deadly Tide automatically saves for you. The next time you click Start from within the Pilot Control Center, the highest level number in the Tactical Engagement Sphere will indicate the battle you need to fight next. Exiting the Game To exit a battle, press F3 or PAUSE to return to the Pilot Control Center. From here, click Exit, and you will exit the game. Your objective: to save Earth from being flooded How to Play · Shoot everything that shoots at yo · Keep an eye on your HUD. Close temperature gauge and shield int instrument determines when you' power. The second indicates whe · There are two modes of play. In rotate m stops and you can rotate as if in a aim and fire! · Listen to the Comp. She provides your missions and for survival. · Select your paths carefully. When to choose a path, press joystick b mode, simply aim your cross-hair And never forge . u. The first re about to lose your weapon n you're about to die. ight mode, Navigational Control ode, your forward movement sphere. Use your joystick to critical information for completing you're in rotate mode and need utton 2. To choose a path in flight s in the direction you want to go. t--the EOA is counting on you! HUD 101 Your head-up display, or HUD, will vary depending on whether you're navigating the Hydra or exploring the terrain in your aquatic combat suit. Two instruments are vital on either HUD: the shield integrity indicator and the engagement conditions bar. Specific to the Hydra's HUD is the weapon temperature gauge. Unlike the forearm blaster in your suit, the Hydra's lasers are capable of rapid fire. Excessive rapid fire may result in their overheating, and you'll be unable to shoot until they cool. Rotate/Flight Indicator Weapon Temperature Gauge Blue = cool Red = overheating Shield Integrity Indicator Blue = full strength Green = light damage Yellow = heavy damage Red = critical depletion Aquatic Concussion Torpedo Count Engagement Conditions Bar Selecting a Path with Navigational Control Navigational Control is a highly advanced steering system utilized by all EOA vessels. It employs two modes: flight and rotate. [. . . ] In Canada, using a TT/TDD modem, dial (905) 568-9641. MICROSOFT Tim Znamenacek ­ Producer Edward Ventura ­ Product Planner Heather Burgess ­ Assoc. Planner Chris DiCesare ­ Marketing Steven Kastner ­ Support Lead Development Craig Henry ­ Setup Ashley Fryer ­ UI Documentation Alexandra Shapiro ­ Doc. Lead Dana Fos ­ Editor Jennifer Epps ­ UI Design Stefan Schwartz ­ Online Art JoAnne Williams ­ Jewel Case Art Brent Vitolins ­ UI Art Max Klaisner ­ Developer Laurence K. Smith ­ Localization Testing Kevin Fetters ­ Test Lead Michelle Gamboa ­ Tester David Coombs ­ Tester Administration Stuart Moulder Kathleen Billington Robert Gallup Jo Tyo Brian Bennink TRG3 Executive Producer Tony Stutterheim Production Designer Bruce Hall 3D Animation & Modeling Alan Chan Bruce Hall Andrew Lesniak Peter Nye Tony Stutterheim Additional Modeling Greg Teegarden Level Design Bruce Hall Tony Stutterheim Special Thanks Allen Hastings Stuart H. [. . . ]