User manual GAMES PS2 JUICED

[. . . ] If you experience any of the following symptoms while playing a video game ­ dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitches, loss of awareness, disorientation, any involuntary movement, or convulsions ­ IMMEDIATELY discontinue use and consult your physician before resuming play. TABLE OF CONTENTS Getting Started. 43 WARNING TO OWNERS OF PROJECTION TELEVISIONS: Do not connect your PlayStation 2 console to a projection TV without first consulting the user manual for your projection TV, unless it is of the LCD type. Otherwise, it may permanently damage your TV screen. USE OF UNAUTHORIZED PRODUCT: The use of software or peripherials not authorized by Sony Computer Entertainment America may damage your console and/or invalidate your warranty. Only official or licensed peripherals should be used in the controller ports or memory card slots. HANDLING YOUR PLAYSTATION 2 FORMAT DISC: · This disc is intended for use only with PlayStation 2 consoles with the NTSC U/C designation. [. . . ] Key Players: # 89 WR David Boston: All the things you want out of your # 1 receiver, Boston is big, fast, and makes big plays, but tends to take a few off every now and then. # 59 LB Rob Fredrickson: An under rated defender who's more effective against the pass, Fredrickson plays an aggressive brand of ball and occasionally makes the big play. Atlanta Falcons: Stadium: Atlanta Dome Team Website: http://www. atlantafalcons. com Team Overlook: The Falcons are hoping that the return of Jamal Anderson and a strong draft can help put them back in the playoff hunt, though the loss of some key personnel on defense will hurt those hopes. Play Style: The Falcons use a bruising running game to open up their passing attack. Defensively, they don't do much against the run and have trouble rushing the passer. 2000 Record: 4-12 # 32 RB Michael Pittman: A steadily improving runner who can also make catches out of the backfield, Pittman is a versatile weapon, and should continue to get better this season. # 16 QB Jake Plummer: It's put-up or shut-up time for "The Snake. " A mobile QB who loves to improvise, Plummer needs to get it under control. 2000 Record: 3-13 Team Capsules Considering there's 31 (soon to be 32) teams in the field this season, knowing your opponent isn't nearly as easy as it used to be. But like any good coach, you should be more than ready to do a little scouting on the opposition. To that end, we've put together team capsules for each NFL franchise, giving you a glimpse at their recent history, style of play, and franchise players. Coach's Corner: Playing to Your Strengths Wondering why you keep getting stuffed, big boy?Well, chances are it's because you're trying to force your team into a style of play that doesn't suit their personnel. They're not going to wow you with big plays, but they tend to avoid giving them up, as well. Key Players: # 27 FS Deon Grant: Though he's not the best hitter in the world, Grant plays the ball well and will make some good things happen. # 87 WR Muhsin Muhammad: A playmaker with size and speed, Muhammad just keeps upping his totals. Chicago Bears: Stadium: Chicago Field Team Website: http://www. chicagobears. com Team Overlook: Like many Bears teams before them, this is a group that lives and dies by the play of their tenacious defense, but unless they can find some answers on offense, it could be a long season for Chicago fans. Play Style: The Bears' offense has a good weapon in Robinson. But unfortunately, with mediocrity at running back and no real threat at quarterback, this franchise will have to continue to rely on the defense to keep it in games. Key Players: # 86 WR Marty Booker: This guy is a load, and uses his strength to muscle the ball in for some nice catches. A good option underneath if the D is overplaying Robinson. McQuarters: A cover corner who was a bit of a bust coming out of college, Expect to see McQuarters make some strides this year. # 88 WR Marcus Robinson: A prototypical wide receiver with all the skills, Robinson is a threat every time the ball is thrown his way. # 54 LB Brian Urlacher: Few players dominate the field like Brian Urlacher. [. . . ] Play Style: A dominant running game and an impressive defense make this Tennessee team go, but they need to find a passing attack in a hurry. Key Players: # 27 RB Eddie George: A punishing runner who has amazing agility for a player his size, George is a men among boys. # 90 DE Jevon Kearse: This slithery speed rusher was already a dominant force, but the addition of Carter should unleash "The Freak" like never before. # 56 LB Randall Godfrey: A sideline-to-sideline player, Godfrey is a run stuffing madman who also knows how to find the QB. [. . . ]