Games Microsoft XBOX URBAN CHAOS-RIOT RESPONSE User Manual

O N L I N E E N A B L E D

2 JACK’S PLEA
3 DEATH-O-GRAM
4 CONTROLS
5 SETTING UP YOUR GAME

❍ Creating a New Profile 5 ❍ Starting a Game 5 ❍

Main Menu 5 ❍ Single Player Mode 5 ❍

6 GAME SCREEN
6 SCREEN DISPLAYS

❍ Health 6 ❍ Aiming/Direction Cursor 6 ❍Weapons

& Ammo 7

❍

7 ON-SCREEN HELP

❍ The

A

Button (Action Button) 7 ❍ Display Orders 7 ❍

7 PAUSE SCREEN
8 OBJECTIVES MENU
8 WEAPONS TRAINING

❍ Police Weapons 8 ❍ Gang Weapons 11 ❍ Non-lethal

Takedowns 12

❍ Other Equipment 13 ❍

14 ORDERS/TEAMMATES

❍ Fire Department 14 ❍ Paramedics 14 ❍ Police

Officers 15

❍

15 REWARDS & EMERGENCIES

❍ Medals & Rewards 15 ❍ Emergency Situations 15 ❍

15 PICK-UPS
16 XBOX LIVE

®

❍ Take URBAN CHAOS: RIOT RESPONSE Beyond

the Box 16

❍ Connecting 16 ❍ Xbox Live Menu 16 ❍

Using the Xbox Communicator 17 ❍

17 MULTIPLAYER MODE

❍ Creating a Game 17 ❍ Joining a Game 17 ❍Lobby

Options 18

❍ Multiplayer-Specific Game Controls 18 ❍

19 SYSTEM LINK
19 OPTIONS
20 SAVING & LOADING

❍ Autosave & Checkpoints 20 ❍Loading a Game 20 ❍

21 CREDITS

CONTENTS

SAFETY INFORMATION

ABOUT PHOTOSENSITIVE SEIZURES

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read and understand before using this software.

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strictly prohibited.

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Nov 30th

Dear Nick,

Well, it’s been a few weeks since I last wrote you. Hoping that your posting in Ramadi is

going okay and that the insurgents aren’t making too much of a nuisance of themselves on your

daily ops.

Back at home, things are going from bad to worse. Gang violence has reached a level

we’ve not seen since the crackhouse wars of the early nineties — and not just in the rough

neighborhoods, either. The gangs seem to be organizing themselves with almost religious fervor.

I don’t say this lightly, but it feels like the city is at war with itself, and if something isn’t done

soon, we’re going to lose the city to the Burners — a group of psycho-terrorist revolutionaries.

Thing is, with the sons of the city overseas, fighting a war that seems like it’s hell-bent

on nothing, us old-timers are left fighting for the freedom of the city. We need our toughest young

men back. Guys like you with combat experience might not have been the first choice a couple

years back. But right now the Mayor and the Chief of Police are planning to take the fight to

the gangs. We gotta meet these bastards head on, on their terms. “Soft” policing don’t work

with these animals. Hot lead, flash bangs and good old-fashioned brutality is the only language

they understand. A “Zero Tolerance” task force of tooled-up cops seems like the only way to rid

the city of this cancer. If the Mayor gets his way, we’re gonna be ready to hit back by the end of

next month.

I don’t want to sound like a broken record but the Masons have always been city cops

and, while I know you made your decision and have made the Marine Corps your life, maybe now

you should be rethinking where your loyalties lie. To the city and folks that nurtured you or to

those suits in Washington who seem more interested in lining their pockets than anything else.

I’ll say no more but you wouldn’t recognize our neighborhood — it’s gone to hell, and I need to

get back on shift in a couple of hours. Back in the eye of the storm again, trying to get more intel

on these Burner assholes.

Anyway, son, I’ll say so long now — will you write me soon and tell me what you think?

Maybe staying in the Corps feels like the right thing to do career-wise, but your family and your

city need you now.

Love,

Jack

JACK’S PLEA DEATH-0-GRAM

1 December

Dear Nick,

I hoped I'd never have to send this message - but
things have changed in a big way since you headed out
on your latest tour. Your father was out on patrol
yesterday as normal. He and Steve Zuchero had just
arrived in their patrol car to investigate a warehouse
break-in, when a gang surrounded the car, smashed in the
windows and molotoved it. Your dad didn't stand a chance

- Zuchero managed to escape on foot but couldn't do
anything to save Jack. Not only did they let him burn,
but they held off the Emergency Services and back-up
with handguns as he fried.

Nick, I know that me and your dad used to rib you for
the choices you've made over the years, but hear me out.
Right now, this new unit I'm heading up, name of T-Zero,
needs men like you, who've seen the horror of war.
With my connections, graduating the Police Academy is
a formality. Just get your ass back here for Jack's
funeral and maybe you can help take the battle to these
bastards!!

With deepest condolences,

Adam Wolf

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CONTROLS

BUTTON

L
L

(click and hold)

R
R

(click )

?

*
@
$
^

X
Y

B

A

l

(pull and hold)

c

r

b

<
>

ACTION

Move character

Crouch

Look

Zoom aim

Context sensitive order/Highlight menu option
Open orders (when teamed up)/Highlight menu option
“Follow me” order/Heal/Adjust option setting
“Take cover” order/Don’t heal/Adjust option setting

Cycle through available firearms

Cycle through available thrown weapons
(hold for quick throw)

Cycle through available melee weapons
(hold for quick use)/Cancel/Previous menu

Reload/Action/Skip Cutscene/Confirm/Next menu

Use riot shield

Equip/Unequip Thermal Breather (when available)

Fire selected weapon

Toggle Secondary Fire mode (or flashlight when using
one-handed firearms)

View objectives
Start/Pause game

SETTING UP YOUR GAME

CREATING A NEW PROFILE

The first thing you’ll do is create a player profile, which keeps track of your progress
in the game. To create a profile:

❍ Use

?

to highlight letters and press Ato select.

❍ When you’re finished inputting your name, highlight DONE at the bottom

of the screen and press

>

.

STARTING A GAME

1. Make sure the SINGLE PLAYER option is highlighted and press A.

2. Use

?

to choose a difficulty setting (ROOKIE is easiest).

3. Press

A

to begin the game.

MAIN MENU

You access all game modes from this menu and return here when you quit your game.

SINGLE PLAYER Get tooled up and dive into Single Player action

(see below).

SYSTEM LINK Play the game over a Local Area Network or System Link cable

(sold separately)

(page 19).

XBOX LIVE

®

Play online against other gamers via Xbox Live (page 16).

OPTIONS Modify various in-game settings

(page 19).

CREDITS View a rollcall of the badasses who worked on URBAN CHAOS

™

:

RIOT RESPONSE

™

.

SINGLE PLAYER MODE

In Single Player mode, you are recruited by the newly formed special police unit T-Zero.
Your task is to take on and defeat the gangs who are bringing this fair city to its knees.

❍ Use

?

to choose missions from the Single Player Menu. You’ll unlock additional
assignments as you complete missions. You’ll be awarded Emergency Missions
when you complete the Gang Leader Special Objective.

❍ Press

Y

to change your difficulty settings.

❍ Press

X

to view all the rewards you’ve earned. Rewards include
Emergency Missions and additional weapons, equipment
and upgrades.

TIP: Only a committed elite officer will earn every medal and unlock every reward!

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GAME SCREEN

Nick’s Health
Teammate’s

Health

Currently Selected Weapon

Number of Rounds/Items
Available

Total Available

Flashlight On/Off

Melee WeaponFirearm

Thrown Weapon

SCREEN DISPLAYS

HEALTH

This gives you
an idea of how Nick’s doing. If the bar’s almost empty, you’d better find a paramedic.

AIMING/DIRECTION CURSOR

An aiming cursor is always present in the center of the screen.
Its appearance depends on what weapon is currently selected.
If the cursor is green, the target is friendly — so hold your fire.

TIP: If the cursor is red, you’re hitting an enemy target.

UseRto change the direction in which Nick is aiming or looking.

WEAPONS & AMMO

This overlay shows the weapon you’ve selected and how many
rounds of ammunition are in its clip. Note the on-screen buttons.
Press the indicated button to equip that weapon type. Press
the button again to toggle through other weapons of that type.

ON-SCREEN HELP

THE

A

BUTTON (ACTION BUTTON)

Whenever you approach something that Nick can interact with, such as a door,
an on-screen prompt appears. Press

A

(Action button) to carry out the command.

NOTE: Areturns to its normal function when you move away
from a door or other interactive item.

DISPLAY ORDERS

When you move the cursor over certain colleagues or items,
a Display Orders icon appears.

❍ Press

?

@ to open the Order Panel.

❍ Use

?

to select the order you want to issue.

PAUSE SCREEN

The Pause Screen provides access to game options.

❍ Press

>

to view the Pause Screen.

❍ Use

?

to highlight the following options and press Ato select:

RETURN TO GAME Get back into the fray.
CONTINUE FROM LAST CHECKPOINT Restart from the last checkpoint

in the current mission.

RESTART MISSION Return to the beginning of the mission.
OPTIONS Open the Options Menu.
OBJECTIVES View the Objectives screen.
QUIT Return to the Main Menu without saving

your progress.