User manual GAMES PC EXTREME PINBALL

[. . . ] CHAPTER 1: SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Minimum Configuration 486DX2/50 MHz processor 4 MB RAM DOS 5. 0 or higher Double-speed CD-ROM drive (300K/second transfer rate and 400 ms seek time) VGA video card 1 MB of free hard disk space Keyboard Supported Sound BlasterTM (or 100% compatible), Sound Blaster Pro, or Sound Blaster 16 sound card Gravis UltrasoundTM sound card Pro Audio SpectrumTM sound card Windows® 95 operating system Recommended 486/66 MHz processor Sound Blaster 16TM (or 100% compatible) sound card This product has been rated by the Entertainment Software Rating Board. For information about the ESRB rating, or to comment about the appropriateness of the rating, please contact the ESRB at 1-800-771-3772. CHAPTER 2: COMMAND REFERENCE Menu Controls ACTION Highlight menu item Cycle/toggle highlighted item Adjust slider left/right Activate highlighted command/ Continue Return to previous screen or PRESS Gameplay Controls ACTION Launch ball/Start new game Left/Right flippers PRESS Hold , then release keys or keys LEFT/RIGHT --or-- LEFT/RIGHT Nudge (i. e. , `tilt') up Nudge left/right Toggle Message area on/off Pause game Scroll playfield up/down Exit game / twice / CHAPTER 3: QUICK START This section shows you how to install and launch Extreme PinballTM from MS-DOS® or Windows® 95. DOS Installation 1. At the DOS prompt, type d: to change to your CD drive (substitute the correct letter of your CD drive if other than `D:'). When you see the `D:' prompt, type setup program. [. . . ] ROLLOVER LIGHTS (FEAR)­Light all of the letters and the end of ball multiplier is increased. DROP TARGETS (Key, Mace, Potion)­Values increase if the target is lit before it is dropped. TARGET Key Mace Potion TO LIGHT THE TARGET Shoot the TROLLS LAIR Shoot the MB/1M/LOCK hole in the castle Shoot the SWAMP TROLL'S LAIR­Score points for each letter. Shoot all four letters and triple the value of MOAT LOOPS. MOAT LOOP­Open the MOAT GATES by hitting the green bull's eye beside the TROLLS LAIR. GREEN BULL'S EYE­Value increases significantly when lit. Started making computer games full-time after the release of the shareware game Solar Winds. Interests include reading, working out at the gym and um. . . computer games. Chad Faragher: Raised in Northwestern Ontario. Attended University of Waterloo for Computer Science. Interests include music, improvisational comedy, and computers. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at MacDonalds. Sleep in the day, work with the Zombies. A special thanks to all those who stayed up late with me. Nicholas Oddson: Came from Kenora (similar to Chad), and also attended the University of Waterloo for Computer Science. I tend to spend my time jamming with Chad, reading various novels from the Fantasy genre and performing improvisational comedy in a local troupe. All in all, Chad and I are very similar. . . Man, I've got to get some sort of identity. Favorite table: Probably Monkey Mayhem, but they're all great. Jeremy War: I was born in Mississauga, Ontario and am currently attending the University of Waterloo. My future goals involve continual work in game design and development. My main areas of interest encompass science fiction, drawing, and computer graphics. In my spare time I enjoy hockey, martial arts, and, of course, computer gaming. [. . . ] In Australia: Gameplay, Hints, and Tips Line Phone: 1 902 262 062 (1. 00 per min. ) ITMS Technical Support Phone: 1 902 263 163 (2. 00 per min. ) ITMS 7 days a week 8:30 AM--10:30 PM. If you are under 18 years of age parental consent required. LIMITED WARRANTY Electronic Arts ("EA") warrants to the original purchaser of the computer software product, for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of original purchase (the "Warranty Period"), that under normal use, the media and the user documentation are free from defects in materials and workmanship. WARRANTY CLAIMS To make a warranty claim under this limited warranty, please return the product to the point of purchase, accompanied by proof of purchase, your name, your return address, and a statement of the defect. [. . . ]