User manual GAMES PC GRAND THEFT AUTO III-WELCOME TO LIBERTY CITY

[. . . ] This does not affect your statutory rights. BMG Interactive reserves the right to make improvements in the product described in this manual, at any time and without notice. BMG Interactive makes no warranties expressed or implied, with respect to this manual, its quality, merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. TM System Requirements Minimum Specification · · · · · · · 486 DX4/100 MHz processor 16 MB RAM 1 MB VESA-compatible video card DOS 6. 0 (or higher) or Windows 95 80 MB hard disk space any major-brand sound card keyboard Optional Equipment · · · · joystick or pad Hayes-compatible modem IPX protocol network serial cable link (null modem): 3 Cable (DOS), 5/7 Cable (Windows 95) Getting Started Before you can play Grand Theft Auto it must be installed to your hard disk drive. · Ensure that your PC is set up according to its instruction manual; if you have a joystick or pad, make sure it's attached. [. . . ] Use Text to change the speed of text display during play, and Transparency Effects only if that kind of thing turns you on, you minx. Pick A Person Before you get down to the action, choose to play the part of one of four funky fellas or a quartet of cute chicks (English language only). It's the only way to keep track of your felonious achievements (well, save your score). How To Play Your life of crime begins on foot in Liberty City, in an area called South Park. For your convenience, a clean car is provided. There's more to GTA life than stealing cars, driving over innocent pedestrians, shooting cops and evading the long arm of the law. Carry out jobs for The Mob to speed your rise from lowly junior joyrider to a member of the largest, most powerful family in the city. (Look out for suspicious vehicles and telephones: some trigger secret jobs - and sometimes those are the only way to escape a city). Do you have the balls to go all the way? City Life: Crawling with a mix of innocent pedestrians and criminal filth, GTA's fully functioning cities also feature public transport systems, plus police, fire and ambulance services. Note that fire trucks respond to all fires and explosions, paramedics attempt to attend to all pedestrian injuries, and the cops are paid to pay attention to scum like you. Fortunately, you have a portable Police Radio Scanner to listen in on the police reports regarding your crimes. (Incidentally, all vehicles receive one or more of the local radio stations; press the F5 key to retune the radio. ) Get Away From It All: At the start of each city stage you are told how many points you need to win (the best way to score is to complete Mob jobs). Earn enough points to finish a stage and your status is recorded - along with a string of performance-related statistics for good measure. Ram one for useful advice. It pays to take a 10 minute break in every hour of play, so put the action on hold. . . · Press the F6 key to freeze the action - and see a reminder of how many points are required to complete the stage. · Press the F6 key while the action is frozen to resume play. Multiplayer Action Provided you have Network Options enabled, the GTA Title Screen offers two special options: Gather Network Game and Join Network Game. Gather Network Game One player in every multiplayer game must gather; everyone else has to join. · Pick a multiplayer experience: Deathmatch or Cannonball Run. A Deathmatch involves the killing of every other player anywhichway possible. There's a choice of two ways to win a Deathmatch: By Score or By Kills; use the arrow keys to set the score or kills (of competing players not peds). The first person to acquire the required score or kills wins. A Cannonball Run is simply an illegal street race through a series of checkpoints. Join Network Game · Select Join Network Game. · Select a game from the list of available sessions. · Play to win. Note: in an IPX or TCP/IP multiplayer game, play begins when four players are found or the Gatherer presses the Enter key; in a serial or modem game, play begins when two players are connected. It's For You. . . To send a message to an opponent, first press the relevant key, from F1 to F3 (F4 covers all players), then type away to your heart's content. . . Troubleshooting In the unlikely event that Grand Theft Auto refuses to work, contact our Customer Services Department at Sold Out Software, 122 Southwark Street, London SE1 0SW or call +44 (0)207 928 9655 between the hours of 10:00-13:00 and 14:00-17:00, Monday to Friday. [. . . ] SLUMPUSSY This Life (C Conner/R DeNegro): Robert DeNegro - Vocals; Stuart Ross - Guitar; Craig Conner Vocals, Noises. CCC Featuring Robert DeNegro Blow Your Console (C Conner/R DeNegro): Robert DeNegro - Vocals; Craig Conner All Instruments. Radio '76 FM (197. 6) GHETTO FINGERS On The Move (C Anderson): John Gurney - Drums; Stuart Ross - Keyboards; Colin Anderson - Guitars. . ASHTAR Aori (C Anderson): Colin Anderson - Guitars, Bass, Programming. [. . . ]