User manual SEGA PLAYSTATION 2 GAMES NCAA BASKETBALL 2K3

[. . . ] WARNING: READ BEFORE USING YOUR PLAYSTATION®2 COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM. A very small percentage of individuals may experience epileptic seizures when exposed to certain light patterns or flashing lights. Exposure to certain patterns or backgrounds on a television screen or while playing video games, including games played on the PlayStation 2 console, may induce an epileptic seizure in these individuals. Certain conditions may induce previously undetected epileptic symptoms even in persons who have no history of prior seizures or epilepsy. If you, or anyone in your family, has an epileptic condition, consult your physician prior to playing. [. . . ] · Press the L1 or R1 buttons to scroll through and select a preset lineup. Offensive Playbook/Defensive Playbook: Refer to the Roster Manager section of the manual on page 17 for how to set your offensive and defensive playbook. Scouting: The Scouting option will only appear after you have completed the first 8 weeks of the season. After week 8, you are allowed to scout 3 potential high school recruits a week to see if they will be a good fit for your team. · Recruits: This screen shows you every eligible high school player in the country from which you can select three players every week to scout. There are four categories here, Rank, Players name, Position, and Region. By default, this screen is sorted by the ranking of the potential recruit, however you can sort each column by the players you've already scouted, the position they play, and the region they are from. To sort, first move the left analog stick or directional button left or right to highlight one of the four categories (RANK, PLAYERS, POS, REGION). Then press the L1 or R2 buttons to cycle through the options when appropriate. Once you have selected the player you want to scout, press the button to bring up his Player Card. If this is a player you have not yet scouted, the Recruiting Notes will be left blank. Press the button again on the Player Card screen and confirm to scout this player. Once you have scouted the player, you will come away with some new recruiting notes and you can now see his player caliber (5 stars being the best), player type, overall rating and his offensive and defensive rating. Press the v button to return to the main Scouting Menu and you can now select two more players whom you wish to scout this week. · Recruiting Map: The Recruiting Map Screen is a graphical representation of the entire USA. Its purpose is to give you an easy to read overview of which region the top prospects come from and helps you concentrate your scouting on a particular region. From this screen, you can select each region and each state (highlighting the state is indicated by the light yellow color) by moving the left analog stick or directional pad. Once you have selected a state, you can press the button to view the potential recruits from within that state and region. · HS All Stars: Starting in week 12, the HS All Star games allow you to play a new game each week with the top high school players from around the nation. Each week, players from a different region will go head to head, and you'll have the chance to see your future recruits in action. The Sega Sports HS All Star Game features the very best players in the nation. Week 18: Sega Sports HS All Stars Once you have selected a game, the Scouting Options Screen allows you to set your All Star game options before you advance to the Team Select Screen. [. . . ] In SSC, you can record your personal stats, then post `em online at SEGASPORTS. COM to see where you rank against the world's best. After you complete an SSC game, return to the Sega Sports Challenge Screen to receive your Challenge Codes. You will earn codes for Per Game Averages and Single Game Records ­ one code for Per Game Average and one code for each Singe Game Record category. Go to SEGASPORTS. COM and enter your codes to immediately see where you rank and find out if you qualify to win. [. . . ]