Games PS2 PROJECT SNOWBLIND User Manual

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Liberty Coalition Army 2ndLieutenant Nathan Frost has been transformed. There was that last searing blast from the bomb, an excruciating gurney ride into the surgery unit — Frost wondering if he even had a face left — some strange talk about BP,pulse and…scarecrows?
Now he is alert, standing, disoriented a little, but stronger than before.A sense of extreme power is coursing through him and he sees apprehension in the eyes of all who pass.
Frost has been transformed into the prototype. He is the first-born in a top secret program to create a bio­augmented super-soldier.
Now that joke about a one­man army is true...
GETTING STARTED 2
DEFAULT CONTROLS 3
GETTING INTO THE GAME 6
GAME SCREEN 8
INVENTORY 10
WEAPONS 11
BIO-AUGMENTATIONS 13
THE SNOWBLIND EFFECT 14
VITAL TASKS 14
HACKING 15
REPUBLIC SECURITY SYSTEMS 15
VEHICLES 15
COLLECTIBLES 16
SAVING GAME DATA 17
PAUSE MENU 17
ONLINE PLAY 18
ONLINE MULTIPLAYER GAMES 20
HOSTING A GAME 23
LOCAL AREA NETWORK 23
MULTIPLAYER GAMES
FRIENDS LIST 24
STATS 24
CLANS 25
TROUBLESHOOTING 26
FPO
Inside Front Cover
Placeholder
2
3
MENU CONTROLS
Start/Pause game
w
button
Select menu item left analog stick/directional buttons 1/
2
Change setting directional buttons 4/
3
Confirm selection
x
button
Cancel/Back to previous menu
t
button
GETTING STARTED
DEFAULT CONTROLS
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. Press the RESET button.
When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN button and the disc tray will open. Place the
PROJECT: SNOWBLIND
disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again and the disc tray will close.
Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
Memory Card (8MB)(for PlayStation®2)
To save game settings and progress, insert a memory card (8MB)(for PlayStation
®
2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1 before powering on the console. At least 229KB of free space on the memory card is required to save game data. An additional 543KB of free space is required for saving network files. Multiplayer profiles need 32KB of free space.
This game supports saving and loading of game data in MEMORY CARD slot 1 only. You can load saved game data from the same memory card or any memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation
®
2)containing previously saved
PROJECT:
SNOWBLIND
games.
DUALSHOCK®2 ANALOG CONTROLLER CONFIGURATIONS
Note: Illustration may not match all PlayStation 2 console types. For owners of SCPH-70000 series PlayStation 2 systems, refer to the setup instructions supplied with your system.
Connect the DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller to controller port 1 before starting play. When the vibration function is ON, the controller will vibrate in response to game events.You can reconfigure the controls and toggle the vibration function on/off in Options Mode. (See page 6.)
Note: All controls used in this manual are the default controls.
INVENTORY CONTROLS
Open inventory
q
button (hold)
Select inventory section/item
q
button (hold) + left analog
(with inventory open) stick or directional buttons Equip selected item Release qbutton
Note: You can also select items with the inventory closed. See On Foot Controls on page 4.
4
5
ON FOOT CONTROLS
Move left analog stick Look/aim right analog stick Fire primary weapon/Throw held object/
r
button
Charge Kinetic Kicker (hold) Use secondary weapon/Quick detonate
l
button
grenade after throwing/Activate riot wall Cycle through primary weapons directional buttons
(with inventory closed)
1/2
Cycle through secondary weapons directional button
3
(with inventory closed) Cycle through augmentations directional button
4
(with inventory closed) Alt Fire (primary weapon)/Pull object
d
button
Chat
,
button (hold)
Punch/Melee attack
.
button Use/Cancel selected bio-augmentationtbutton Crouch
c
button
Reload primary weapon/Talk/Interact
s
button with object/Open unlocked door/Climb or descend ladder
Jump
x
button Precision aim/close look
f
button
(primary weapon) Toggle Navigational Display mode
q
button
IN VEHICLE CONTROLS
Enter vehicle
s
button Steer left analog stick Accelerate
x
button
or left analog stick
1
Brake/Reverse
s
button
or left analog stick
2
Fire primary weapon (if equipped)/Car horn
r
button
Fire secondary weapon (if equipped)
d
button Turret control right analog stick Exit vehicle
t
button
OGRE CONTROLS
Move Ogre legs left analog stick Rotate Ogre body/Aim weapons right analog stick Auto center
c
button
Fire machine gun
r
button
Fire rockets
d
button
SINGLE PLAYER HACKING CONTROLS
Fire icepick into panel/Hack panel
r
button
Select option from hacked panel display left analog stick or directional buttons
1/2
Execute selected option
x
button Aim/Control gun turret right analog stick Fire gun turret
r
button Pan surveillance camera right analog stick Zoom camera in/out left analog stick Exit hacked panel display
t
button
MULTIPLAYER HACKING CONTROLS
Select hack tool/Execute hack
s
button
EMPLACEMENT CONTROLS
Use emplacement
s
button
Fire emplacement
r
button Emplacement control/Aim right analog stick Auto level emplacement
c
button
Exit emplacement
t
button
To create a profile:
L On the Profile screen, select an unused profile. L To optionally enter a new name,select
Rename Profile
and use the virtual
keyboard to enter the new name.
L Select
New Game to start a new game.
You will be prompted to save
the profile when you begin play.
WHO ARE YOU?
You are Nathan Frost, a bio-enhanced super soldier. In addition to weapons expertise with firearms and explosives, you can use specialized bio-augmentations. These bio-augmentations were surgically hard-wired into your body. You now have lethal combat skills never before seen on the battlefield.
But there is a tactical downside.You are vulnerable to EMP (Electro Magnetic Pulse) which can disrupt your onboard electronics and render you momentarily or permanently helpless. Your bio-augmentations begin to fail and you become snowblind until your systems recover.
MISSIONS
You must complete missions as issued by Coalition Command. In every mission you must complete all primary objectives (objectives are added as the mission proceeds), protect yourself and protect your men. You will undertake two different mission types:
L
Firefight missions
that are all-out urban warfare.
L
Stealth missions
where you attempt to infiltrate key areas before attacking
the objective. Discover y in this type of mission makes the job much tougher.
MISSION OBJECTIVES
Your orders are assigned as mission objectives.
L Mission objectives appear as yellow circles on the Radar. (See pages 8-9.) L Press the
w button to see primary and secondar y objectives (on the Pause
screen) during play.
L Press the
q button to toggle Navigational Display mode, which marks
the direction to the next objective.
L Coalition Command will be in contact via radio with objective updates
and intel.
6
7
GETTING INTO THE GAME
MAIN MENU
The Main Menu appears after you power-up the game. Use the menu controls to select the following options:
SINGLE PLAYER Fight through
the hell of an urban civil war.You will fight alone or lead a coalition squad, depending on the mission.
MULTIPLAYER Play online with up to 15 other Internet players
(16 players total).
MULTIPLAYER Play over a Local Area Network (LAN) LOCAL NETWORK connecting up to 16 PlayStation 2 consoles.
OPTIONS Adjust various game settings, including:
L
Controls
— Select a control scheme.
L
Invert V ertical Axis
— Toggle the camera
view on (inverted) or off (normal).
L
Look Sensitivity
— Adjust the camera
response time.
L
Volume
— Adjust the volume of SFX (sound effects), Music and USB Headset (multiplayer only).
L
Brightness
— Adjust the brightness of your
TV screen.
L
Vibration & Subtitles
— Turn the controller’s
vibration function and game subtitles on/off.
L
Dolby®Pro Logic®II
— Toggle Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound on/off. (Connect your console to a sound system with Dolby Pro Logic II or Dolby Pro Logic IIx decoding to experience the excitement of surround sound.)
PROFILE
The Profile screen appears after you select a game mode. Create a profile before you start playing
PROJECT: SNOWBLIND
. The profile contains your save game files,option selections and online identity.
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