Eagle Strike

Eagle Strike Contents- 1. System requirements 2. Shareware information 3. Game play 4. Controls 5. Status indicators 6. Bonus upgrades 7. Starting a new game 8. Game over 9. Level passwords 10. Scoring 11. Level completed bonuses 12. High scores 13. Erase high scores 14. Error reporting 15. Upgrades 1. System requirements- PowerPC Only with a 120 mhz 604, 200 mhz 603, or faster processor 6 MB free RAM 4 MB HD space Color Monitor (min 640x480 256 colors) QuickTime 2.x Sound Manager 3.x Joystick recommended(ThrustMaster directly supported) 2. Shareware information- Eagle Strike is shareware. Unregistered users can only play the first 2 of the 20 levels. You can register your copy by sending $10 to... Jim Plamondon 191 Langston St. Upland, CA 91786 USA You will receive in the mail a serial number that when entered will allow you to play all 20 of the levels. 3. Game play- You control the F-15 which can be moved throughout the game play area. Various enemy planes will appear from any of the four surrounding sides. If the your F-15 is positioned in front of an enemy plane, the enemy plane will fire a shot at you. There are two exceptions to this. The Tu-22 and Tu-95 have guns mounted in their tails and will fire if your F-15 is positioned behind them. Enemy fire has the appearance of a small red sphere. Avoid the enemy fire by maneuvering around them. In addition to avoiding the enemy fire, you need to worry about colliding with the enemy planes themselves. If you collide with either an enemy or gun fire from an enemy you will lose a life. Lose all of your lives and the game is over. Fire your missiles at the enemy planes to destroy them. You also have the option of using nukes. Firing a nuke will instantly destroy all enemy planes and all enemy fire which is on the screen at the time that it is used. Nukes are limited and should be used when you get into trouble. Note that there are some situations in which the only way to escape without losing a life is by using a nuke. 4. Controls- Keyboard- Use the ‘spacebar’ to fire missiles and the ‘n’ key to fire nukes. Mouse- Select ‘Mouse’ from the ‘Controls’ menu to use the mouse for directional control. The mouse uses absolute positioning. ThrustMaster- To use your ThustMaster joystick select ‘ThrustMaster’ from the ‘Controls’ manual. The trigger will fire missiles and the thumb button midway up on the left side of the stick will fire nukes. Other joysticks- You may attempt to use other joysticks by creating your own settings for your stick. If possible, set your joystick to act in “absolute mouse” mode and select ‘Mouse’ from the ‘Controls’ menu. 5. Status indicators- At the bottom left of the game screen will be your extra lives indicators. The extra lives indicators appear as blue spheres with a a small F-15. To the right of the extra lives indicators will be the nuke icons. The nu…