User manual HASBRO GIJOE PILE DRIVER

[. . . ] Each time you play, you can design new outfits, open different markets, and show off all-new clothing lines at shows in New York, Paris, and Tokyo!Contents : Game remote, Game console, Instructions REQUIREMENTS TV, VCR or DVD player with AV input. Or you may use the AV input on a VCR or DVD player that is connected to your TV. · RF adapter required if TV has no AV input. [. . . ] 2) Give yourself a memorable designer name, up to 9 characters long. Use the arrows to highlight letters (or go Back, or add a Space), then scroll down to DONE and press SELECT. 3) Give yourself a designer "look. " Use the arrows to scroll through the different characters, and SELECT one. 4) You'll begin each game with $1500 and a $100 income to open your new fashion business. 10 During the Game. . . Throughout the game, you will move around 4 major screens, and the sub-screens within each. At the end of each turn, you will receive an "income" from clothing sales: the amount you earn will be based on how well your clothes are selling. The four main screens are Magazine, Fashion Report, Profiles, and Fashion Show, plus you can opt to End Turn: MAGAZINE Use the Magazine to buy new fabrics, learn about judges and new models, and find out fashion and game tips. Use the arrows to highlight the topic you want and press SELECT to see what's there. When you're done, highlight BACK and press SELECT to go back to the cover. FASHION REPORT Here's a quick look at where your business stands. This screen also shows your design skills: the more green you have in an area, the more you know about that piece of clothing. . . and, the more you know, the more patterns you have. You can get new patterns by designing clothes for shows or by choosing Research Designs under the End Turn Option. 11 PROFILES Use arrows to move through the lineup. Press SELECT to bring up a bio on each person. Then press SELECT to open the pattern options for that piece of clothing. Once you've selected the main type (for example, a skirt can be long, knee-length or mini), additional options will open. Use the arrow keys to scroll through each of these options and create your own style. Remember to keep in mind the judges' preferences as well as the show themes while you're designing. 2) Completing Outfits: To make a complete outfit, you need to choose a top, bottom, and shoes. If you choose a jacket you need a shirt underneath. To add accessories to your outfit, select the shoe icon on the left and choose accessories just as you created the clothes. 3) Saving Outfits: When you have created an outfit, the game will automatically store it in one of the 4 hanger icons on the right. The number of outfits you need for a show varies, so these icons will show you how many outfits you need (additional icons will be grayed out). To start a new outfit, highlight one of the empty hangers and press SELECT. You can always go back and modify 13 a previous outfit by pressing SELECT on the appropriate hanger icon. [. . . ] Then press the ON button on the [game console]. Check VCR / DVD Player Connection ­ Your VCR / DVD player should be set to "AUX, " "AV" or "Video. " You may have to refer to your VCR or DVD owner's manual to determine this. No Picture ­ Try putting a videotape/DVD in your VCR/DVD player, let it start to play, and then hit STOP. This may give you a blue screen background. [. . . ]