XBOX Video Game System Bedienungsanleitung

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Using the Xbox Video Game System..................................................2

Using the Xbox Controller....................................................................3

Getting Around Hal’s Pizza.....................................................4

Playing a game.......................................................................4

Saving a game........................................................................4

Welcome (back) to the 1980’s...................................................4

Hanging Out At Hal’s Pizza...................................................6

Machine Menu’s and Play Goals............................................6

Game Menu...........................................................................7

Using the Intellivision Keypad............................................8

Game Options.......................................................................9

Credits................................................................................10

Notes..................................................................................11

Warranty and Customer Service........................................................13

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Using the Xbox video game system

1. Set up your XboxTM Video Game System by following the instructions in the

Xbox Instruction Manual.

2. Press the power button and the status indicator light will light up.

3. Press the eject button and the disc tray will open.

4. Place the IntellivisionTM Lives!disc on the disc tray with the label facing up

and close the disc tray.

5. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for more information

about playing IntellivisionTM Lives!

Avoiding Damage to Discs or the Disc Drive

To avoid damage to discs or the disc drive:

• Insert only Xbox-compatible discs into the disc drive.

• Never use oddly shaped discs, such as star-shaped or heart-shaped discs.

• Do not leave a disc on the Xbox console for extended periods when not in use

• Do not move the Xbox console while the power is on and the disc is inserted.

• Do not apply labels, stickers, or other foreign object to discs.

USING THE XBOX CONTROLLER

1. ConnecttheXboxcontrollerintoanycontrollerportonthefrontof theXbox

console. For multiple players, connect additional controllers into available

controller ports.

2. Connect any expansion devices (for example, Xbox Memory Units)

into controller expansion slots as appropriate.

3. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for more information

about using the Xbox Controller to play Intellivision™ Lives.

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getting around hal’s pizza

To move around Hal's Pizza, use the

Directional Pad to move left or right. When

you want to move closer to an object, press

up on the Directional Pad; press down when

you want to back away. The arrow symbols

at the bottom of the screen will let you know

which directions are available. Press the A

button to select any highlighted object or

menu option. Use the Y button to go back.

Playing a game

Once you select a classic Intellivision™ game to play, pay close attention to the

on-screen control configuration. Many games have setup options or gameplay

that use numbers. For those games, the numbers 1-9 have been mapped to the

right thumbstick.

To use this feature, move and hold the right thumbstick in the direction of the

number you wish to use and pull the right trigger. When this feature has been

enabled for a particular game, the onscreen control configuration screen will

state “1-9 Enabled.”

Saving a game

Intellivision™ Lives! can keep track of your play goals and unlocked goodies by

automatically saving your progress each time you exit a game.

WELCOME (BACK) TO THE 1980’s…

The Intellivision™ console system was introduced nationwide in 1980 by Mattel

Electronics. Priced at $299, the “Intelligent Television” console featured non-

detachable controllers, simulated wood-grain styling and a unique disc-and-key-

pad controller that remains legend in the videogame industry. Pitched on televi-

sion and in print by urbane spokesman George Plimpton, the graphics of

Intellivision™ were generally considered superior and more “realistic” than those

of its rival console system, theAtari 2600. “Intellivision™: The Closest Thing to

the Real Thing,” went the slogan.

While primitive by today’s modern standards, many of the games produced for the

Intellivision™ system were considered groundbreaking at the time. Utopia, for

example, is the first mass-marketed “sim” game, precursor to today’s popular “Sim”

and “Tycoon” style games. “Intellivoice” games such as B-17 Bomber were among

the first to bring the spoken word into videogames through a primitive speech

synthesis plug-in. Star Strike featured rudimentary 3D graphics and gameplay, the

climax of which was the total destruction of a planet!

The in-house Intellivision™ game developers, dubbed the “Blue Sky Rangers,”

werenot justgameprogrammers—they oftenservedas thegame’sdesigner,artist,

sound engineer and music composer. Even though the Intellivision™ system was

cutting-edge technology for its time, those developers were quick to recognize its

technological limitations. Their challenge was to create immersive, addictive and

accessible games using the limited tools at their disposal. Intellivision™ Lives

represents the best of their pioneering efforts.

Intellivision™: Still Blocky

After All These Years

Intellivision™: The Closest

Thing to the Real Thing

1980s ad is shown for historical context and is not intended to imply that Mattel,

Inc. or George Plimpton endorse current Intellivision products.

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HANGING OUT AT HAL’S PIZZA

Welcome to Hal’s, where the 80s never stopped. Arranged around the room

are over 60 classic Intellivision™ games arranged into the following

game machines:

Space – Explore the outer regions with these fast-paced space shooters.

Arcade – Get your twitch on with this collection of action games.

Gaming & Strategy – Match wits with the computer.

Sports – Bring your game face when you play this huge collection of

sports games.

Combat & Sorcery – War games, both real and fantastic.

Children’s – Simple games for the little ones. Educational games, too.

Unreleased – You can unlock unreleased games by clearing play goals

the other machines. Your unlocked games will appear here.

Machine Menu and Play Goals

When you navigate to any machine (using the Directional Pad) the first menu you

see will list all the games available in that machine. You will see from the list that

somegamesarefor one player, somearefortwo players and somesupportboth.

A yellow single-player icon appears next to those

games designed for one player. A yellow two-player

icon appears next to those games designed for two

(or sometimes more) players. Certain games will have

a red dot next to their name. If you highlight this game

in the menu, you will see its play goal. Play

goals are milestones that you must clear in

order to unlock the bonus material for that cabinet (e.g., score a certain

number of points or win a certain number of games). The bonus mate-

rial includes unreleased Intellivision™ games, bonus TV commercials or

radical game modes.

NOTE: Due to their complex nature, playing certain games requires that you have

two Xbox controllers connected to your XboxTM Video Game System. The names

of these games will appear grayed-out in the machine menus until you connect a

second Xbox Controller.

Game Menu

Once you choose a game from one of the machines, you will see the

following options:

Play! – Play the game.

Instructions – View brief instructions to help get you started. To view the

full instructions for each game, visit http://www.intellivisionlives.com/halsppizza

Production Notes – Learn inside dope and fun facts (including known

bugs!) from the original Intellivision™ developers.

Watch Bonus Commercial– Watchan original televisioncommercial.

View Box – Examine the original Intellivision™ game cartridge package.

Radical Gameplay Modes – Take it to the next level with these

superchallenging, eye-bending twists on the classic Intellivision™ games.

HIGH SCORES - View the high scores you’ve achieved so far. (Note: Only

certain games such as Pinball support high scores.)

NOTE: Your high score will be saved only when you exit the game. Certain games

will restart after the “Game Over” message if you press any button on your

controller. If you have a high score you want to save, be certain to exit out of your

current game by pressing the START button to pause the game, then the Y

button to exit.

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Play it!

When you select Play from any game menu, you will see a custom controller con-

figuration designed especially to optimize play for that game using the

Xbox Controller. Once you’re familiar with the controls, press the A button to

launch the game.

At any time during gameplay, you can press the START button to

access the in-game pause menu. From this menu you can review the

controller configuration, the instructions, or adjust any of the game

options (see “Game Options ” on next page).

Using the Intellivision™Keypad

Many Intellivision™ games were designed

to make full use of the 12-button keypad on

the original Intellivision™ hand controllers.

Most games shipped with two durable key-

pad inserts which slipped over the keypad

and featured custom artwork and button

labels to ease gameplay and clearly identify

various game functions.

At any time during gameplay, press the BACK button to bring up the

keypad. This will allow you to select a specific function by moving the

yellow highlight with the left thumbstick and

pressing the A button. Press the BACK button again

to remove the keypad from view.

Alternatively, you can use the right thumbstick to

quickly select keypad functions. To use this feature,

move and hold the thumbstick in the direction of the number you wish to

use and pull the right trigger.

When this feature has been enabled for a particular game, the onscreen

control configuration will state "1-9 Enabled."

Game Options

You can access the Game Options menu by navigating to the Hal’s Pizza juke-

box. The options menu displays the following choices:

Autosave – Enabling this feature allows you to save your high scores, goals

progress and options choices.

Vibration– Turn the vibration function of the Xbox Controller on or off. (Note:

only select games, such asAstrosmash, support controller vibration.)

SFX Volume –Adjust the sound effects volume

Music Volume –Adjust the music volume

Intellivision™Volume – Adjust the sound level of the Intellivision™

games. (Note: All sound levels can go to 11.)

Music Options

You can choose one track to loop by selecting the “Looping” option. If you want

toplayavarietyof tracks, you can choose the“SongList”optionandpress up and

down on the Directional Pad to highlight the tracks you want, then press the A

button to toggle your selected track on or off. The “Off” option turns all music off.

DON’T KNOW MUCH ABOUT HISTORY?

Explore Hal’s Pizza carefully and you will notice a pair of softball team pictures in

one corner. When you select these, a menu will appear that allows you select

from a variety of short video programs on the history of the Intellivision™,

including interviews with some the original “Blue Sky Rangers.”

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Intellivision Productions, Inc.

President Keith Robinson

VP Software Development Stephen Roney

Music Tom Kahelin

Special Thanks to: All the Blue Sky Rangers

Realtime Associates, Inc.

Lead Programmer Ed Higa

Programmer Xheryl G. Durham

Producer Lisa M. Dawson

Art Director Karen Lequeux

3D Artists Connie Goldman,

Caleb Sawyer

Special Thanks to: David Warhol

XboxTM Core Engine and tools — FarSight Studios, Inc.

Crave Entertainment

Executive Producer Robert Bryant

Associate Producer John Bloodworth

Sr. VP, Product Development Mark Burke

QA Lead Tuan Trinh

Primary Tester Brian Cutts

QA Team Tony Martin,

Tom Quast,

Ramon Ramirez,

Carlos Vazquez,

Ramiro Ramirez,

Jeffrey Dickson

Steven Webb,

Anthony Lee

Director of Marketing Services Sheri Snow

VP, Corporate Counsel Barry Seaton

Package Design Binary Pulse

Manual Design Studio Intake

Special Thanks to: Nima Taghavi, Michael Maas, Drew Mehl, Chad Meshek

and Chibi

NOTES

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Warranty and Service Information

CRAVE ENTERTAINMENT, Inc. warrants to the original purchaser of this CRAVE

ENTERTAINMENT, Inc. product that the software storage medium in the product is

free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days

(unless prohibited by applicable law) from the date of purchase. The CRAVE

ENTERTAINMENT, Inc. software program in this product is sold "AS IS" and without

any expressed or implied warranties for losses or damages of any kind resulting from

use of the software program. If the CRAVE ENTERTAINMENT, Inc. product fails to

comply with this limited warranty, CRAVE ENTERTAINMENT, Inc. agrees to either

repair or replace, at its option, free of charge, the non-complying product, provided

the product is returned by the original purchaser, postage paid, with proof of pur-

chase to CRAVE ENTERTAINMENT, Inc. at the address set forth below. When

returning the product for warranty replacement, please send the original product

disc(s) only in protective packaging and include: (1) a photocopy of your dated sales

receipt; (2) your name and return address typed or clearly printed; and (3) a brief

note describing the defect, the problem(s) you are encountering and the system on

which you are running the product. If you are returning the product after the 90-day

warranty period, but within one year after the date of purchase,

please include check or money order for $15 U.S. currency per disc replacement.

Note: Certified mail recommended.

In the U.S. send to:

Warranty Replacements

Crave Entertainment, Inc.

19645 Rancho Way

Rancho Dominguez, CA 90220

This warranty shall not be applicable and shall be void if the defect in the CRAVE ENTERTAIN-

MENT, Inc. product has arisen through abuse, unreasonable use, mistreatment, neglect or rea-

sonable wear and tear. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIESAND

NO OTHER REPRESENTATIONS OR CLAIMS OF ANY NATURE SHALL BE BINDING ON

OR OBLIGATE CRAVE ENTERTAINMENT, INC. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES APPLICA-

BLE TO THIS SOFTWARE PRODUCT, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILI-

TY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE NINETY (90)

DAY PERIOD DESCRIBEDABOVE. IN NO EVENT WILL CRAVE ENTERTAINMENT, INC.

BE LIABLE FORANY DIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES

RESULTING FROM POSSESSION, USE OR MALFUNCTION OF THE CRAVE ENTER-

TAINMENT, INC. SOFTWARE PRODUCT.

Some states do not allow limitations as to how long an implied warranty lasts and/or

exclusions of liability may not apply to you. This limited warranty gives you specific

legal rights and you may also have other rights, which vary, from state to state.

Customer Support

You may need only simple instructions to correct a problem with your product. Call

the Customer Service Line at 310-687-5432, 9:00am-5:00pm.

NOTES

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