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METAL MARINES (SUPER NINTENDO)

Listo para jugar.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

C o m i c B o o k

System Requirements

Installation . . . .

Starting the Program

Background . . . .

Your Mission .

Starting Your Attack . .

Technical Support .

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System RequirementsIBM PC@ 486

4 MB RAM

IO MB Hard Drive space required

SVGA 640x480 256 color

8 MB RAM and Hayes compatible 2400 baud modem required formodem play

Microsoft compatible mouse

Sound B las te r and compatibles, Roland MT-32/LAPC

W i n d o w s 3.1 [Enhanced Mode]

InstallationBefore running Metal Marines, you must install it to your hard drive.

If you are not already running Microsoft Windows, start Windows now.For more information on starting and using the Microsoft Windows oper-ating system, consult your Microsoft Windows User’s Guide. You do notneed to be a Windows wizard, but you need to know some things aboutusing Windows and have run a program or two with it.

1. Insert the first Meta Marines disk into the appropriate floppy drive.For example, if you purchased the 3.5” floppy diskette version ofMetal Marines, insert the diskette labeled Disk 1 into your 3.5” drive.

2. Using your Program Manager, choose File, Run... from the menu. Inthe box, type A:SETUP and press Enter.

After a moment, you should see the ‘“Metal Marines Setup” window.If not, make sure you typed the right drive letter for the drive you areusing. [For example, if you inserted the diskette in a different drive,you should type B:SETUP or D:SETUP or whatever drive you used].

3. Follow the instructions that the Metal Marines Setup window givesyou. If you’re a Windows wizard. you can change any of the optionsthat Setup gives you. Otherwise, just press Enter whenever you’regiven a choice. For diskette versions, you will need to replace Disk 1with each diskette in turn, when Setup asks for it.

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Once the Metal Marines Setup program is finished, you should see yourown Metal Marines icon in the Program Manager:

Be sure to look through the Reed Me item to see any last-minutechanges o r helpful information on using Metal Marines. To view the ReadMe, double-click the icon [to double-click, point the arrow cursor at theicon and quickly push and release the left button on the mouse twice], orselect it using the arrow keys then press Enter.

Starting the ProgramTo run Metal Marines after installation:

1. Double-click the Metal Marines application icon.

2. A large colorful Metal Marines title screen window appears. It willdisappear after a few seconds, but if you’re in a hurry click on it orpress Enter and it will go away.

The main window for Metal Marines appears.

TACTICAL BUTTON TOOL BAR

MINIMIZE BUTTONCLOSE BUTTON

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If you want to hide the program. choose the Minimize button. To quitMetal Marines, choose the Close button. The buttons along the Tool Barare used to set up options and begin battles. Choose the Tactical buttonfor the battle menu when you are ready to begin.

For more information on any of the options you see on the Tool Bar, orother features of Metal Marines, press F1. This will open the online helpsys tem.

BackgroundWelcome aboard, Commander. I am Sergeant Bowman of the UnitedEarth Empire. I will be your intelligence adviser throughout this campaign.First, let me give you some background.

As you know, the Antimatter War has left Earth ruined. All of thecontinents have been dissolved into thousands of tiny islands and thecities have washed into the oceans. What’s left of civilization is scatteredacross the islands, or in outer space.

Over the years, we on Earth have banded together for common defenseand trade to form The United Earth Empire. We eventually lost directcontact with the Satellite Colonies. They have had their own series ofwars and alliances over the years.

A few years ago. a blood-thirsty dictator, calling himself Zorgeuf theGreat, emerged to unite the Colonies. Although we have little informationabout Zorgeuf directly, we know that he has been ruthless in his questfor power. Recently, he has made landings on Earth and has set up sev-eral small, but well defended, bases around the globe.

Your MissionHere’s where you come in. You must stop Zorgeuf the Great before hetakes over the world. His commanders are cunning, but you must out-smart them. You must destroy his bases, one island at a time, before hedestroys yours.

At your disposal are the most advanced weapons systems available inthe twenty-third century. From your Command Center, you will controlmissiles, gun pods, interceptor missiles, and. of course, Metal Marines.Always remember that Zorgeuf the Great has the same weapons andwill use them without prejudice.

During the campaign, you will learn to control logistics to ensure that youhave the necessary assets to wage war. You may build factories and

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energy plants to improve your position. You may build interceptor radarand lay mine fields to improve your defenses. You may even build yourown antimatter weapon and carry the battle beyond conventional warfare.

Throughout the campaign, however, your primary asset will always beyour Metal Marines. These fifty foot tall fighting machines destroyanything that gets in their way. Depend on them for every battle youwage. Your mission, Commander, is to destroy Zorgeuf the Great, andsave the Earth. Good luck!

Starting Your AttackTo begin the campaign, click on the Tactical button.

PAUSE RECEIVE ANIMATIONBATTLE MESSAGES OPTIONS

TACTICALBUTTON

HELPBUTTON

COMMUNICATIONS SOUNDSEND BAR OPTIONS

The Tactical Button opens the drop down menu where you may set mostof your Metal Marines command options as you need them.

Choose Start Battle from the menu or press F4. In the box provided,enter you name.

For example, “Sergeant Bowman.” Press the Continue button or pressEnter.

I will lead you through a training mission that will help you get acquaintedwith your new army. Take your time and pay close attention. Believe me,you’ll need all the practice you can get before you go up against Zorgeufthe Great’s commanders.

When you are ready to learn more about how to control your Army,press F1 or click on the Help button to bring up the program Help file.From here you may browse subjects in the Help Table of Contents toget information on everything from individual weapon systems, systemoptions, hints on individual battles, enemy profiles, and strategies andtactics for winning the war.

When you are ready, you may even declare war on another MetalMarines Commander through your modem or serial cable. To find outhow, read the Head-to-Heed Combat section of the Help file.

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1METAL MARINE 1 A.A. LAUNCHER The ultimate in attackequipment. Titanium armor. orbuild up to hyper-alloy.Several weapons plans avail.

Cost: $10M cost: $50M

DUMMY BASEDestroy your enemies fast withthis long-range antimatter

Expecting visitors? Put this

warhead. silo installation notspecial mockup of a base in

available in some locations.an obvious spot, and watchthe enemy waste their time!Heavy armor for maximumeffect.

Cost: $255M Cost: $15M

Metal Marines Credits Technical Support

Product Development Technical SupportProducer Manny Granillo

Director Software Development Dave Bringhurst

Project Lead Dave Farquharson

Technical Lead .Ed H a l l e y

Communications. .Carlos Justiniano

For technical support, in the USA, please contact:

Mindscape, Inc.60 Leveroni CourtNovato. CA 94949FAX: [415] 883-0367Telephone: [415] 883-5157

Software Developers Mark BBS: [415] 883-7145Automated [800] 409-1497[Answer You Own Questions]Art Director .Vicki Sidley

D i g i t a l A r t .Ben F i s c h e r , J o h n R o o t , D a n Guerra, J o s h White

MIDI Music .JJ Schoch, Carlos Martinez

America Online keyword: MINDSCAPECompuserve: GO MINDSCAPE

Comic Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thomas Milliorn

Help File/Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mark Berret

Director Quality Assurance Scot Lane. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Assistant Quality Assurance Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lisa Carr

Quality Assurance Lead .Chris Gaffield. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Quality Assurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brian Pinckert, Ken Pinckert,

For technical support in Europe, please contact:

Technical ServicesMindscaps International Ltd.Priority House, Charles Avenue,Maltings Park, Burgess Hill,West Sussex. RH1 5 9PQEngland, United Kingdom

.Andy Sawicki. Eric Schumacher When calling fmm outside the UK:

Japanese Version . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NAMCO, Ltd.

Special Thanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jim Fisher, Bob Goldberg, Bob Lloyd,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave “Greno” Grenewetzki, Kevin Bachus

Product Marketing

FAX: <International Code> 44 1444 248996Telephone: <International Code> 44 1444 239600When calling from inside the UK:FAX: 01444248996Telephone: 01444 239600[Monday to Friday, 09:30 - 13:00 hours and 14:00 - 16:30 hours)

Packaging and Marketing .Julie A. Lippold, Ruth A. Weston,Beeline Group, Inc.

Technical Support .Milt H.. Dave L . Dan M.. Susan H.,Rob M., Alexi K., Crissy A.,

.Joel B., G e r i nbalough. Mike S.,Paul D., Sean H., Chris P

hleen M., Felix W., Andy M.Kat

For technical support in Australia end New Zealand, please contact:

Mindscape. Inc.5/6 Gladstone RoadCastle Hill, New South Wales

Australia

FAX: 02 8992348Telephone: 02 8992277

Technical Support Manager .Dave Buoncristiani

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