TABLE OF CONTENTS
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GETTING STARTED ...............................................2
STARTING UP ........................................................... 3
CONTROLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
IINTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
NEW GAME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
THE HUD ................................................................... 10
COMBAT ESSENTIALS ...................................... 12
MULT I P L A Y E R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5
SCRAMBLE TEAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
CREDITS ................................................................... 18
LIMITED WARRANTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1
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GETTING STARTED STARTING UP
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RIGHT SIDE VIEW
FRONT VIEW
PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system CONFIGURATIONPSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system CONFIGURATION
Setting Up Your PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system Setting Up Your PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system
Set up your PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system according
to the instructions in the manual supplied with the system. The
power indicator lights up in green and the home menu is displayed. Press the OPEN latch to open the disc cover. INSERT the
After Burner: Black Falcon™ disc with the label facing the system
rear, slide until fully inserted and close the disc cover. From the
PSP® system’s home menu, select the Game icon and then the
UMD™ icon. A thumbnail for the software is displayed. Select the
thumbnail and press s of the PSP® system to start the software.
Follow the on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for
information on using the software.
NOTICE: Do not eject a UMD while it is playing.
Memory Stick Duo™
Warning! Keep Memory Stick Duo media out of reach of small
children, as the media could be swallowed by accident.
To save game settings and progress, insert a Memory Stick Duo™
or Memory Stick PRO Duo™ into the Memory Stick Duo™ slot of
your PSP® system. You can load saved game data from the same
memory stick, or any Memory Stick Duo™ containing previously
saved games.
Note: A Memory Stick Duo™ or Memory Stick PRO Duo™ with
at least 360 KB of free space is required for a “Save Game” file.
After Burner: Black Falcon™ requires a Memory Stick Duo™ or
Memory Stick PRO Duo™ to play.
Saving Profiles and Settings
Your profile and settings are automatically saved after changing
settings and options and when you return to the Main Menu.
Auto Save
As you progress, a message will appear on-screen indicating
your profile and settings are being saved. While this message is
on screen, DO NOT remove the Memory Stick Duo™ or Memory
Stick PRO Duo™ or turn off your handheld.
Loading Saved Game Settings
Your saved game settings will automatically be loaded when first
booting up After Burner: Black Falcon™. You can also choose to
manually load saved data at the Change Profile Menu by selecting
LOAD PROFILE.
Wireless (WLAN) Featur es
Software titles that support Wi-Fi functionality allow you to communicate with other PSP® systems, download data and compete
against other players via connection to a wireless local area
network (WLAN). You can adjust the network settings to allow
connection to a wireless local area network (WLAN). There are
two WLAN modes: Ad Hoc and Infrastructure Mode. Note: After
Burner: Black Falcon™ supports Ad Hoc Mode. Please see the
Multiplayer section of this manual for further details.
Ad Hoc Mode: Ad Hoc Mode is a wireless feature that allows two
or more individual PSP® systems to communicate directly with
each other.
CONTROLS INTRODUCTION
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MENU CONTROLS
Control Action
Select Menu Item directional buttons
Change setting
Confirm / Accept selection
Previous screen
Pause / Start game START
directional buttons Z / X
s
button
a
button
GamePlay Controls
Control Action
Move jet / Aim targeting reticle analog stick
Barrel roll
Fire Cannons
Fire Air-to-Air Missiles
Fire Rockets
Air brakes
Afterburner
Atomic Afterburner (when avail.)
d
button
s
button
f
button
a
button
N
button
B
button (hold)
Press N Brake Button first, then B Afterburner
and hold the two simultaneously.
Note: Controls listed are for the default control configuration. You
can choose between three control configurations via the Options
Menu.
In a hangar north of Groom Lake, Nevada, a secret military
avionics division (codename: “Dreamland”) has been developing
the world’s fastest and most maneuverable jets. These high-tech
models are designed to fly in and out of enemy territory with
blinding speed, evading all defenses to deliver highly accurate
anti-personnel ordnance. In short, these jets can can chase down
a terrorist, knock on his front door, and say “Hi there. Have a missile, compliments of the US military.”
Thirteen of these deadly warbirds were created and kept under
a veil of secrecy and dubbed “The Assassins.” However, a rogue
commando group breached Dreamland’s defenses and escaped
with all 13 jets. Intelligence believes this group intends to sell
these planes to the highest bidder, opening the door for terrorist
organizations and enemy governments to get their hands on the
technology. This cannot happen.
As a member of a high-level, first-response Joint Task Force
Scramble Team (JTF-ST) acting outside the restrictions of normal
government, you must strap yourself into the cockpit of your jet
and pursue the escaping planes. As a military special ops force,
Scramble Team has been given use of a special prototype — the
Afterburner Mark X.
The Afterburner Mark X is theoretically capable of matching
speeds with the assassin jets, but it is still under development
and must be constantly upgraded. Fortunately for us, the thieves
overlooked this crucial piece of hardware, and now it has been
fitted onto your aircraft.
You’ve been handpicked for this mission. Your superior skills
and excellent combat abilities in the air are what sets you apart
from the rest. That, and you are the only pilot insane enough to
volunteer for this mission. If anyone can pull off these objectives
and return the jets, it’s you.
NEW GAME MAIN MENU
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START MENU
Your profile and settings are automatically saved after changing
settings and options and when you return to the Main Menu.
CONTINUE
Select this option to continue your last saved game. This will load
your current Pilot profile and allow you to jump back into the action where you last left off.
New Pilot
Select NEW PILOT to create a Pilot profile and start After Burner:
Black Falcon™ from the beginning. When you select NEW PILOT
from the Start Menu, you will first need to create a Pilot Name.
Use the PSP® system’s on-screen keyboard to create a name
and then select ENTER or press START. You Pilot’s profile is
stored on a Memory Stick Duo™ or Memory Stick PRO Duo™.
Once you’ve created your
Pilot profile, you can select
a difficulty level.After Burner:
Black Falcon™ offers three
difficulty levels: EASY,
MEDIUM, and ACE.
Choosing a Pilot:
There are three Pilots
to choose from, each
with their own unique
personality, call sign, and reasons for being a part of
Scramble Team. Use the directional buttons Z and X to
cycle between them and press the s button to confirm your
choice. For Pilot bios, see Scramble Team, pg. 17.
Load Pilot
Select this option to load a previously saved game or different
Pilot profile.
Once you’ve chosen a Pilot or loaded previously saved game
data, you will be taken to the Main Menu. While you are in the
Main Menu, use the directional buttons to highlight a selection and
press s to confirm your choice.
Missions
The Missions Menu is where you can select your next mission,
read the gathered Intel as you progress through the game, and
see the objectives you’ll be facing once you’re airborne. Use the
directional buttons C and V to cycle through the available missions and press s to confirm your choice. In addition to the mission name, the Missions Menu also displays the Status of each
mission, including whether it’s completed, failed, or locked.
Note: You must unlock each
consecutive mission by successfully completing the one
before it.
Briefing: Once you’ve
chosen a mission, you will be
taken to the Briefing Screen.
Here your Scramble Team
Commander will give you
an update, as well as spell out your objectives for the mission.
Use the directional buttons C and V to cycle through the text and
press s to accept the mission and continue to the Showroom.
MAIN MENU MAIN MENU
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Showroom
The Showroom can be accessed from both the Main Menu or
after selecting a mission from the Mission Menu. The Showroom
is where you can view your current stable of Jets, purchase
upgrades, equip or change your weapons and kits, and select the
craft you want to use for your mission. Use the directional buttons
Z
and X to cycle between your available Jets and press s to
make a selection.
Upgrades: Highlighting and selecting a Jet will take you
to the Upgrade Menu. Here you can choose between Jetspecific Weapons and Customization upgrades to enhance
and stylize your craft, then purchase and equip them with the
cash you earn from destroying targets during missions. To
purchase an upgrade, highlight the weapon or item and press
s
. Pressing s with a weapon or highlighted item that you’ve
already bought will equip that item.
Note: While in the Upgrade Menu you can rotate your ship to
view it from all sides by pressing the N and B buttons.
Weapon Upgrades — Weapon upgrades enhance the
strength and performance of your Jet’s weapons.
Customization Upgrades — Customization upgrades have
no effect on your Jet’s performance or behavior, but they
allow you to personalize your craft to your tastes.
Note: All upgrades affect only one Jet at a time. When you
purchase an upgrade, it is for that specific Jet and won’t be
applied to any others in your stable.
Pilot Stats
The Pilot Stats Menu
tracks and displays your
pilot’s statistics as you
progress through both the
single player and multiplayer
game modes. Information
included in this menu ranges
from your overall score,
total cash, gas guzzled, tax
dollars spent, total enemies downed, and more.
Multiplayer
Challenge up to three others
competitively or team up with
a friend cooperatively via
the PSP® system’s Ad Hoc
mode.
Co-Op: Bring a friend along
for the ride and tackle missions together. For more
information, see Multiplayer, pg. 15.
Competitive: Play against up to three players as you scream
through the unfriendly skies, battling against each other AND the
hostile enemies and targets as you compete to lead the pack. For
more information, see Multiplayer, pg.15.
Options
Access the Options Menu to
adjust the game’s settings.
Use the directional buttons to
highlight/adjust the settings
and press the s button to
confirm your choice.
Controller Configuration: Select between three different control configurations.
Audio: Adjust the volume of the game’s music soundtrack
and sound effects.
Movies: View the game’s cinematic cut scenes and credits.
Invert Camera Y-Axis: Toggle Y-Axis control ON/OFF.
THE HUD THE HUD
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7. Lock-On Reticle
Once you’ve painted a Threat Reticle with your Targeting Reticle,
it will change into a Lock-On Reticle.
There are three types of Lock-On Reticles:
Air-to-Air: These Lock-On Reticles are colored blue, appear
over airborne enemies, and can be shot down with Missiles.
Ground: These Lock-On Reticles are colored green, appear
over ground-based enemies, and can be destroyed with
Rockets.
Special: These Lock-On Reticles have double blue colored
1. Afterburner Meter
Located on the right and left sides of the HUD, the Afterburner
Meter depletes when your Jet’s Afterburners are engaged, and
automatically refills when they’re not in use.
2. Altimeter
Represented by white arrows located at the inner edges of the
Afterburner Meter, the Altimeter displays your Jet’s relative
altitude. Use this information to help avoid enemy fire, navigate
through tricky areas, and keep a gauge on your position relative to
the environment.
3. Cannon Meter
While your Jets’ cannons have infinite amounts of ammo, the Cannon Meter displays the rate you are firing. The Cannon Meter is
located at the bottom right side of the screen.
4. Damage Meter
Located at the bottom left side of the screen, the Damage Meter
displays your Jet’s current state of damage. The meter depletes
as you take on damage from enemy fire. When it’s completely
drained, your craft is toast.
5. Targeting Reticle
Located just in front of your Jet, this crosshair is used to aim
your cannon fire and show where your weapons’ fire will go. It’s
also used to “paint” targets for lock-on missiles and rockets by
sweeping it over enemies and hostile objects.
6. Threat Reticle
Displayed as square boxes around enemy targets, the Threat
Reticle will turn into a Lock-On Reticle once you’ve painted it with
your Targeting Reticle.
rings and are often mission-critical targets, so pay attention!
Once a target has been acquired and a Missile or Rocket fired,
a red colored “X” will appear over the target, indicating that your
ordnance is on its way. This allows you to keep track of what you’ve
shot at and what targets still need to be engaged. Some of the
tougher targets, like Battleships, may take a few hits before they go
down. Upgrade your Rockets to eliminate these bad boys quicker.
8. Points
This is the amount of points you earn as you play through a
mission. Points rack up automatically, but greatly increase when
Afterburners are engaged.
9. K PH
This is your Jet’s speed, which is displayed in kilometers per hour.
10. Time
This tracks the amount of time it takes you to complete a mission.
11. Cash
The amount of money you’ve racked up for destroying enemy
targets. Spend your cash on new weapons and upgrades for your
Jets in the Showroom.
12. Goals
The number of goals / objectives you have left to carry out.
13. Missile Indicator
Located underneath the right Afterburner Meter, this number
indicates the number of missiles left in your payload.
14. Rocket Indicator
Located underneath the Missile Indicator, this number indicates
the number of rockets left in your payload.
15. Lives
Located underneath the left Afterburner Meter, this number
indicates the number of Jets left before it’s game over.
COMBAT ESSENTIALS COMBAT ESSENTIALS
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Targeting
Target enemies by getting them in the sights of your Targeting
Reticle. All three of your Jet’s weapons (Cannons, Missiles, and
Rockets) use the same Targeting Reticle. When an enemy target
is in your sights, the Targeting Reticle turns from a box to a circle.
Painting Targets: As you pass the Targeting Reticle over enemy
targets, a Lock-On Reticle will appear around each target.
Depending if the target is an air-to-air or ground-based target,
the Lock-On Reticle will be colored blue (for air-based targets) or
green (for ground-based targets). Once you’ve acquired a LockOn Reticle, you can fire off your Missiles by pressing the f button, or your rockets by pressing the a button. Missiles are used
for air-based targets and Rockets for targets on the ground.
Weapons
Your jet is equipped with three types of weapons: cannons, missiles, and rockets. You can use the cash you earn for destroying
targets and upgrade your weapons between missions at the
Showroom.
Cannons: All Jets are equipped with cannons that fire off a
steady stream of infinite bullets. Devastating at close range,
cannon fire is perfect for slicing through waves of nearby
aircraft. To fire your Cannons, press and hold the s button.
Missiles: Missiles are used to take down airborne targets.
Perfect for targeting enemies from long-range, they can hone
in on locked targets and drop them from the sky. Missiles are
fired by pressing the f button.
Rockets: Rockets are used for taking down ground-based
targets. Packed with heavy munitions, a few direct hits with a
rocket can take out major targets, which include ships, tanks,
anti-aircraft artillery, and other land-based enemies. Rockets
are fired by pressing the a button.
AFTERBURNER
You can engage your Jet’s Afterburners by holding down the B
button. Used to quickly accelerate your craft, Afterburners are
good for taking evasive action, outrunning enemies, and avoiding
incoming missiles. However, you only have a limited
amount of Afterburners and
your Jet will return to normal
speed once the Afterburner
Meter has been depleted. In
order to use them again, you
have to wait for the Afterburner Meter to recharge.
It is rumored there is a topsecret Atomic Afterburner, which can turn your Jet into a deadly
weapon capable of obliterating any nearby enemies caught in its
wake.
BARREL ROLL
The Barrel Roll maneuver can be executed by pressing the d
button while in flight. If timed correctly, you can use this move to
avoid incoming missiles. Take this evasive action whenever a missile is homing in from the front.
POWER-UPS
Downed enemy targets will
sometimes drop parachutes
containing power-ups.
Fly through them to pick
them up.
Ammo = White Parachute: Replenishes
your missiles and rockets payload.
Points = Blue Parachute: Point pickups give you extra
points.
Cash = Green Parachute: Cash pickups put a little extra
spending cash in your wallet.
Afterburner Refuel = Yellow Parachute: Instantly replenishes your Afterburner tanks.
Slow-Time = Pink Parachute: Slows down time to a crawl,
allowing for you to take extra time in choosing your targets.
Scientists: Dropped by select craft, Scientists are objective
specific. Keep an eye out and catch them!
COMBAT ESSENTIALS MULTIPLAYER
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RANK AND REWARDS
During missions, you will earn Rank Points and cash, both of
which will give you access to upgrades and other special items.
Rank Points: Rank Points allow you to climb Scramble
Teams ranks and access better and deadlier aircraft. Rank
Points are automatically earned by staying alive during your
missions and engaging your Jet’s Afterburners. Once you
start a mission, the Rank Points counter will begin adding
points to your Rank score. If you die during a mission, you’ll
lose a set amount of Rank Points. Whereas the cash you
earn can be spent on Upgrades, Rank Points are automatically assigned toward your next rank.
Cash: You earn cash by destroying enemy targets during
each mission. Cash can be spent on upgrades for your Jets
in the Showroom before and after missions. Upgrades range
from more powerful weaponry, larger payload capability, to
Customization enhancements, such as special paint jobs,
body mods, and insignias.
Select Multiplayer from the Main Menu to compete and cooperate with your friends using the PSP® system’s wireless abilities
through Ad Hoc mode.
Note: Ad Hoc mode is a wireless feature that allows two or more
individual PSP® systems to communicate directly with each other.
For best results, players should be stationed within 30ft, with a
clear path between units.
Co-op Mode
Two Jets are better than one! Select CO-OP to invite another
player to come along for the ride and provide extra firepower.
Join Game: Choose JOIN GAME to hop into a game hosted by
another player.
Host Game: Choose HOST GAME to host a game for another
player to join. As host, you get the ability to choose the mission,
difficulty level, and CO-OP game options. When you’re ready to
go, highlight START and press the s button.
COMPETITIVE MODE
Select COMPETITIVE from the Multiplayer Menu to challenge up
to three other players to a game of “Mad Cow.” In Mad Cow, one
player is the Mad Cow and is the only one with the ability to score
points and earn cash by destroying ground targets. In addition, the
Mad Cow’s health automatically replenishes. Opponents compete
to shoot down the Mad Cow. Whoever shoots him down then
becomes the Mad Cow. The longer you can remain the Mad Cow,
the more points and cash you can rack up. The winner is the one
with the most points at the end of the mission!
Join Game: Choose JOIN GAME to hop into a game hosted by
another player.
Host Game: Choose HOST GAME to host a game for another
player to join. When you’re ready to go, highlight START and
press the s button.
Multiplayer Options
All Score to Host—Toggle all score to go to the host ON/OFF.
All Cash to Host—Toggle all cash to go to the host ON/OFF.
All Rank Points to Host—Toggle all Rank Points to the host
ON/OFF.
Cannons Only: Toggle Cannons only ON/OFF.
SCRAMBLE TEAM
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Billy “Sonic” Blaze
Name: Billy Blaze
Call Sign: “Sonic”
Preferred Jet: F-15E Strike Eagle
The David Beckham of the air, Sonic can coax
any plane into any maneuver. While in the Air
Force, he set the world record for speed in the
F-15E, F-22 Raptor, and a captured Suc-59
Firehound. As for more world records, “It’s only
a matter of time,” he laughs. The criminal mastermind Forge was once Sonic’s flight instructor,
and taught him several techniques to tolerate
high speeds and G-forces. Sonic’s mission
objectives are tied to his love of speed.
Harrison “bull” duke
Name: Harrison Duke
Call Sign: “Bull”
Preferred Jet: F/A-18E Super Hornet
Bull is a charming but sarcastic rogue. Unquestionably the top Marine Corps’ F/A-18 flyer, he’s
a great pilot, but strictly in the Scramble Team
for the money and prestige it will bring him later
in the private sector. Bull’s story arc involves
more money-based objectives, and since that is
what he loves, that is what he will receive.
Tomiko “ShinseI” Rossellini
Name: Tomiko Rossellini
Call Sign: “Shinsei”
Preferred Jet: F-14D Tomcat
The Japanese word “Shinsei” translates roughly
into “Perfect” — and that is exactly what Tomiko
is. Lt. Rossellini only wants to be respected
for her top piloting skills. She grew up on
the Kadena US Naval Air Base on Okinawa,
watching squadrons of F-14 and F-4 fighter jets
perform aerial maneuvers. Upon her return to
America, she applied to Annapolis and was one
of the top-graduating cadets. Driven to prove
herself, Tomiko constantly works to impress the Scramble Team
leaders and facilitate her promotion to Squadron Leader.
SCRAMBLE TEAM
ABOUT...
JTF Scramble Team was formed in 1988, under the supervision of
General Y. Suzuki. The General recruited the US military’s finest
aviators, and trained them to fly solo missions against overwhelming odds. Leadership passed down over the years to Colonel
Robert Bruty, call sign: “Forge.”
Forge built a cult of personality, treating Scramble Team as his
own personal tactical squadron and its pilots as his personal
soldiers. This brought him into conflict with the top brass, and after
a heated exchange, Forge disappeared into the night. Shortly
after, a number of Scramble Team pilots deserted the team and
followed him into the wilds of Amazonia.
Sonic was devastated when his girlfriend and fellow pilot Diamond
bid him farewell and joined Forge’s rogue cell. Bull stayed on with
Scramble Team, hoping to take the vacant squadron leader spot
for himself. And Tomiko Rossellini was recruited to take Diamond’s
spot. Now she waits for the chance to prove herself.
Commander Burden was assigned after Forge’s departure. He
reluctantly agreed, under the conditions that he be allowed to
reform Scramble Team
as Colonel Suzuki had
envisioned it: ace pilots
taking on solo missions
under extreme condi-
tions. He expects
the best from
his team, and
they always
deliver.
CREDITS
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SEGA OF AMERICA
CEO
Naoya Tsurumi
President
Simon Jeffery
VP of Product Development
Dave Cobb
VP of Sales
Sue Hughes-Taigen
Senior Producer
Constantine Hantzopoulos
Associate Producer
Christopher Kaminski
VP of Marketing
Scott A. Steinberg
Director of Mark eting
Chip Blundell
Product Marketing Manager
John Coghlan
Associate Product Marketing Manager
Dan Gallardo
Public Relations Manager
Jennie Sue
Creative Services Manager
Jen Groeling
Production Specialist
Heather Lucchetti
QA Supervisors
Josh Morton
Stephen Akana
Senior QA Leads
Demetrius Griffin
Shawn Dobbins
Assistant QA Lead
Kyle Uberman
TESTERS
Ben Seto
Aaron Keilior
Donald Patterson
Allen Wang
Rudy Pham
Humberto Vianello
William Castleberry
Lawrence Mann (Standards)
SPECIAL THANKS
Sachiko Kobayashi
Nobuhito Tabuchi
Tatsuya Shikata
Rhianna Kellom
Rey Buzon
Ayumi Tani
Klayton Vorlick
Jez Sherlock
CREDITS
MANUAL DOCUMENTATION
Off Base Productions
MANUAL DESIGN
Option-Shift Design
[a.s.h]
AFTER BURNER TEAM
Executive Producer
Bob Stevenson
Project Lead / Lead Designer
Ryan Kaufman
PRODUCER
Nate Schaumberg
Lead Programmer
Richard “Scritch” Sun
Programming
Hong Park
Luke Zulauf
Eubank Wang
Jason Earp
Lead Level Designer
Matt Sammons
Level Design
Brian Harris
Art Director
Ken Capelli
Lead Artist
Trevor Grimshaw
Art
Denis Renshaw
Daniel Seiberling
Steve Royer
Eric “Koz” Kozlowski
Jon Bodenshot
Jon “n00b” Newberry
Technical Artist / VFX Artist
Raven Alef
Animation Director
Kevin Wright
Graphic Design Director / UI
Rob Mouck
Art Manager
Lisa Swart
CORE TECHNOLOGY TEAM
Senior Program Manager
Tom Wondolleck
Lead Programmer
James Wilson
LIMITED WARRANTY:
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CREDITS
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ProgrammING
Scott Guest
Martin Brownlow
Darren Ensley
Tim Ambrogi
Gregory Junker
Additional VFX
Nick Bruty
Script by
Ryan Kaufman
Tim Williams
Cinematic Director
Jake S. Hughes
Additional Art
Studio Fork
Soundtrack by
Trans Am
Original Cutscene Music
Andy Greenberg
Sound FX
3volution Productions
Concept Art
Colin Fix
Andrew Kim
Paul Sullivan
Lakshya Digital
PLANET MOON STUDIOS
President
Nick Bruty
CEO
Bob Stevenson
COO
Aaron Loeb
Director of Technology
Scott Guest
Art Director
Ken Capelli
Creative Dir ector
Tim Williams
Planet Moon would like to thank...
Moonies: Nicole Rathbun, Christen Karle, Billy Delli-Gatti,
Ian Slutz, Chris Cammack
Sega: Simon Jeffery, Noah Musler, Constantine
Hantzopoulos, Dave Cobb, AM2 group for creating
After Burner
Support: Game Toolworks, Inc. and Thomas Rolfs for his
generosity, Havok, Demonware, the cyclopea.org ftp server.
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