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The Project 64 etext of the ~Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 manual~,
converted to etext by Peter Karlsson <dat95pkn@idt.mdh.se>, formatted
by Cris Berneburg <pcgeek@compuserve.com>, The Basic Bombardier.
Sections may appear in the wrong order since they were originally
transcribed as separate documents but assembled into one etext here.

TURTLES210.TXT, April 1997, etext #202#

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THE STORY SO FAR ...

April O'Neil is not only the best T.V. news reporter in town but also
she's the only news reporter in New York that has been kidnapped by
the evil (*) Foot Clan and lived to tell the tale (you did save her in
Turtles didn't you?).

Not only that, but to prove just how individual she is, she's been
kidnapped by the foul Foot Clan yet again and only the hard-backed,
half-shell heroes can save her? Or can they?

(*) The Foot Clan are not a highly organised cartel of chinese
chiropodists but in fact are expertly trained ninjitsu ne'er-do-wells
bound to the sevice of the evil Shredder.


HOW TO BE A HERO

The dateline is now, the place is New York and the player must choose
their favourite Turtle with which to rescue the kidnapped April from a
burning building infested with a carbuncle of foul Foot.

Not only that but you've got to go on to find and defeat the shifty
sidekicks BeBop and Rocksteady before going onto to take out Krang and
finally confront Shredder at the Technodrome.


LOADING INSTRUCTIONS c64 disk

Insert the disk into the drive and type in LOAD"*",8,1 - the game will
load and run.

C128-Turtles doesn't run in 128 mode on the Commodore just type in
GO64 and enter and then load as above.

*NOTE - There is no simultaneous two player mode on the Commodore 64
version of Turtles the Coin Op. For disk users ther is a two turtle,
sorry, person mode, but players play alternately.

C64 controls use a joystick in port 2
P = Pause   Q = Quit wilst paused


WHAT'S THE SECRET CODE DUDE?

After the game has loaded, you will be asked to enter a code before
you can start playing. It's a four digit number. Just find the right
column and row given by the letter and a number shown on your computer
screen and type in the four digit number that you find there. Now you
must select your turtle and control method required for each player.


HOW TO PLAY

LET'S GET BASHIN' DUDES!

You've entered the code, chosen which Turtle you want to be and
ordered yourself a pizza (without anchovies of course). Let's go?


SPIN THAT STICK!

Pressing fire or fire with either left or right will make your turtle
do one of three attacking moves - kick, jab, thrust.

Pressing fire with up will make the turtle fo a jump and a spin
directly up in the air.

Pressing fire with down will make the turtle do and upward jump and
swipe simultaneously.

Pressing fire with up/right or up/left will make the turtle do a
flying jump kick.

Just pressing up/down left/right will move the turtle around the
screen.


PIZZA

As with any turtle, if you pick up a pizza your energy is immediately
replenished and an extra life is given on CBM 64 and these pizzas must
be real tasty, because just one will put any of the boys right back up
there on full power.

COPYRIGHT

Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles (TM) is a registered trademark of Mirage
Studios, USA. Splinter (TM), Shredder (TM), April O'Neil (TM), Bebop
(TM), Rocksteady (TM) are trademarks of Mirage Studios USA based on
characters and comic books created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird.
(c)1990 Mirage Studios. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Published by Mirrorsoft Ltd under license from Konami (R) and under
sub licence from Mirage Studios, USA. Konami is a registered trademark
of Konami Co., Ltd. (C) 1991 Konami inc. Image Works is a brand name
of Mirrorsoft Ltd.

(C)1991 MIRRORSOFT LTD. The computer program and its associated
documentation and materials are protected by National and
International Copyright Law. Storage in a retreval system,
reproduction, translation, copying, hiring, lending, broadcasting and
public performances are prohibited without the express written
permission of Mirrorsoft Limited. All rights of the author and owner
are reserved worldwide.

Imageworks, Irwin house, 118 Southwark Stree, London SE1 OSW.
Tel: UK (0)71 928 1454

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End of the Project 64 etext of the (Teenage Mutant Ninja) Turtles 2
manual.

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