User manual SEGA PLAYSTATION 2 GAMES CLASSICS

[. . . ] Thank you for purchasing Sega® Classics Collection for PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system. Be sure to read this instruction manual thoroughly before you play. SEGA® CLASSICS COLLECTION CONTENTS GETTING STARTED . 28 GETTING STARTED SEGA® CLASSICS COLLECTION Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in its Instruction Manual. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located on the back of the console) is turned ON. [. . . ] Each course runs for two laps, and you will clear the game if you complete all five courses. If you finish the race ahead of the rival car, you will become able to use that car. · TIME ATTACK Run two laps of the selected course, and compete to cross the goal in the shortest time. · VERSUS Multiplayer Mode which supports up to four players using the Multitap Connector (for PlayStation® 2) (see p. 3 for the controller setup). ARCADE Mode is ranked in scores; GRAND PRIX and TIME ATTACK Modes in time. Select the Mode SEGA® CLASSICS COLLECTION C Classic / Original V 15 · OPTIONS Change various game settings, and save/load the game data. The save data includes the progress of the game (appearances of hidden cars and courses), ranking records, and Option settings. Use the directional buttons/left analog stick CV to select the menu item, and ZX to toggle setting (where applicable). HOW TO PLAY G GAME CONTROLS SEGA® CLASSICS COLLECTION Directional buttons/Left analog stick C . Open Pause Menu 6 The button configuration shown here is the default (KEY TYPE A) setting, and can be changed in Options. G GAME SCREEN Top Score Crash Combo Course Bar Item Cars Left Enemy Car G STARS ON THE COURSE Score Course Icon Star Combo Player's Car Speedometer In all modes except Classic, there are stars on the course. While in top speed, if you collect five stars consecutively, you can run in hyper-speed, driving above the car's potential. G PAUSING IN THE GAME Press the START button during the game to pause and bring up the Pause Menu. Either press the START button to unpause and continue the game in progress, or select and enter a menu item below. Use the directional buttons/left analog stick ZX to change the camera angle (Not available in Classic Mode). Quit the race and return to the Title Main Menu screen. 16 OUTRUN MENU CONTROLS Directional buttons . Cancel TITLE MAIN MENU Press the START button during the Title Screen to display the Title Main Menu. Use the directional buttons CV to select the mode, and press the J/H button to enter. Press the K/L button to return to the Title Screen. · ARRANGE Unlike the original arcade version, there is only one goal to this mode. New to this mode are courses with different scenes, and rival cars which, unlike the "other" cars, will constantly try to pass you. · TIME ATTACK Run the ARCADE COURSE or ARRANGE COURSE without any other cars. Use the directional buttons to select the music number, and press the H/J button to play. Return to the Main Menu (K/L button). SEGA® CLASSICS COLLECTION 17 HOW TO PLAY G GAME CONTROLS Directional buttons/left analog stick . Open Pause Menu G SOUND SELECT After selecting ARRANGE, ARCADE, or TIME TRIAL, you will be asked to select the music to be played during the game. [. . . ] In case of time running out, you will restart from the beginning of the stage. Note on 2-player games, while one player has cleared the stage, if the other player's time runs out, the game moves onto the next stage with the player whose time ran out losing one life. G JOINING THE GAME Press the K button when the game indicates to do so. G PAUSING IN THE GAME During the game, press the START button to pause the game and open the Option Screen, allowing you to make changes to the game settings. If you select Return to Title, the game will end, returning you to the Game Title Screen. G GAME OVER & CONTINUE The game will end if you lose all your lives. Press the K button before the Continue countdown becomes zero. 24 VIRTUA RACING MENU CONTROLS Directional button/left analog stick . [. . . ]