Mattel's Power Glove Instructions for NES
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Code:POWER GLOVE Instructions Licensed by Nintendo for play on the Nintendo Entertainment System Mattel 4007-0920 G1 INTRODUCTION ------------ Hi! I'm the Glove Master and this is my apprentice Little Digit. We're going to take you to a new dimension in game play; a dimension that puts amazing powers right in your hand. With the flick of a finger you can devastate an army of attackers or deliver a deadly blow to your enemy. Welcome to the world of the Power Glove! It's a world where you'll really feel like you are part of the action. When you play a boxing game you really punch. With driving games you'll get the feel of being behind the wheel of a real race car. Little Digit and I are here to help you start playing a game with your Power Glove as soon as possible. As Little Digit can tell you, becoming a Glove Master takes practice. But in no time at all, you'll be scoring high and winning big the Power Glove Way. [Typist's note: Glove Master and Little Digit are cartoon characters who appear throughout the manual. When they have word balloons, I will use "GM:" to show Glove Master speaking and "LD:" to show Little Digit speaking.] TABLE OF CONTENTS ----------------- Introduction ................................................... 2 Power Glove Sensor Assembly .................................... 4 Plugging Everything In ......................................... 5 Getting To Know Your Power Glove ............................... 6 Quick Start-Up ................................................. 8 The Sensing Zone ............................................... 10 Centering, The Key to Power Glove Mastery ...................... 11 Slow Motion Controls ........................................... 13 Rapid Fire Controls ............................................ 14 Programs ....................................................... 15 Loading Programs ............................................... 16 Power Glove Gaming Series ...................................... 29 Index of Games ................................................. 33 Problems & Solutions ........................................... 34 Warranty ....................................................... 35 POWER GLOVE SENSOR ASSEMBLY --------------------------- LD: Okay, I connected the tubes. Now what? GM: Now put it on the TV. 1. The glove sensors are labeled "1," "2," and "3." 2. Connect the tubes between the sensors as shown in Figure 1. 3. Set the completed assembly on the right side of your TV, with the dished side of the sensors facing front. Figure 1: Connect tubes <--> Sensor 2 *** ***\ Sensor 1 ***=============*** \ *** *** | +--------------------+|+| LED Panel ! ________________ ! || ! ( ) ! || ^ # NES Connector ! ( ) ! || | Connect | ! ( ) ! || | tubes \ +---+ ! ( ) ! || v \-| | Junction box ! ( ) ! || +---+ ! (________________) !*** Sensor 3 | ! !***-\ _______/ !--------------------!*** \ / ! ! \_______/ +--------------------+ PLUGGING EVERYTHING IN ---------------------- 1. Turn NES off before you plug anything into it. 2. Plug junction box cord into NES port "1," as shown in Figure 2. 3. Plug Power Glove cord into junction box as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2: [I think you can figure it out yourself.] LD: Everything's plugged in...I think??? GM: Let's see, junction box cord to 1 and glove cord to junction box. -- That's right! Good job L.D. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR POWER GLOVE -------------------------------- Figure 3: [The Power Glove with the following controls labeled:] A - Direction pad G - Rapid fire for A B - Center H - Rapid fire for B C - Start & Select I - Program (Prog) D - A & B commands J - Enter (Entr) E - The number pad (0-9) K - LED light F - Slow motion A. Works just like the direction pad on your NES controller. B. Each time you press CENTER you set a new starting point. C. Once glove is on, press START or SELECT to turn on the LED panel. During a game use them as you would the Nintendo Start & Select buttons. D. You can use these buttons as you would Nintendo A & B buttons. E. Use keys 0-9 to enter program code after you press PROG (see J). F. For games that use slo-mo, press once to turn it on. Press again to turn it off. G. Rapid Fire for A turns on automatically when you turn on the glove. Press: 7 to turn it off 1 to increase firing rate 2 to turn it back on 6 to decrease firing rate H. Rapid Fire for B turns on automatically when you turn on the glove. Press: 9 to turn it off 3 to increase firing rate 4 to turn it back on 8 to decrease firing rate I. Puts glove into a program mode so you can use the number pad to load a program, (see E). Don't press this button when you're playing a game. J. Press ENTER twice to exit program mode and turn game controls back on after you load a program, (see I). During a game press ENTER once to switch A to B and B to A. Press again to switch them back. LD: What are all these buttons for? GM: They do lots of things. Take a look at Figure 3. LD: Wow! It's like having a NES controller right on my arm. QUICK START-UP -------------- GM: Put a game in the NES and press Power. The glove beeps. Pressing Power turns the glove on and off. GM: Press Start on the glove. Pressing Start or Select turns on the LED panel. GM: Make a fist a few times so the glove gets to know the size of your fingers and thumb. * Remember to bend your thumb when you make a fist. GM: Point glove at the middle of the TV screen and press Center, so the glove can tell which way you move. * Pressing Center sets your starting point. Look at the LED Panel by Sensor 2. The lights turn on and off when you move the glove in different directions. Try it. |---\ | \ Lift glove ----> | * | Move glove left --> | o o | <---- Move glove right Lower glove ----> | o | | | | * * | |_____| ^ ^ | | --------+-+ / * If these lights are flashing it means turbo is on. Push 7 & 9 to stop flashing. GM: To turn on the glove and start playing a game just follow the steps in "Quick Start Up." LD: Can I play now? Moving your glove is the same as pressing buttons on a NES controller. To play a game right now use these moves: Up = UP on NES direction pad Down = DOWN on NES direction pad Right = RIGHT on NES direction pad Left = LEFT on NES direction pad Bend 1st finger = A button on NES Bend thumb = B button on NES THE SENSING ZONE ---------------- LD [sitting on floor]: Hey! My glove isn't working. GM: That's because it's not in the sensing zone. 1. It is very important that you stay in the sensing zone when you're playing a game. 2. Always point your glove towards the TV when you are playing a game. 3. Sitting on a chair instead of the floor will help you stay in the sensing zone. LD [sitting in chair]: Thanks GM! My glove works great when I stay in the sensing zone. CENTERING: THE KEY TO POWER GLOVE MASTERY ------------------------------------------ *Centering* is your center position or "starting" point. *Setting Your Center* 1. Put your hand and arm in a comfortable position. 2. Point your glove at the middle of the TV screen. 3. Press the CENTER button on your glove. The position your glove is in when you press CENTER is your center position. 4. Repeat steps 1-3 to re-center as many times as you want. LD: What's wrong? My man won't move the way I want. GM: Try re-centering. The lights will tell you which way you move from the center. LD: Hey! All the lights are off. GM: That's because your glove is centered. If you move a light comes on. *Centering Your Moves* Finding your center position is easy with the LED Panel. When the glove is perfectly centered all the directional LED's will be off and your man won't move. Moving the glove away from center is like pressing the NES direction pad. Your man moves according to which way you move the glove away from the center. Look at which LED lights to see which way you move the glove. *Glove Master's Centering Hints* * It's easy to lose track of where you centered. Re-center whenever you are having problems moving your man. * You can re-center as many times as you like during a game. It won't interfere with the action and will probably improve your accuracy. GM: Try to keep your moves close to center and you'll change directions faster. LD: Ok, I'll try. GM: Wow! LD I think you're gonna break the high score this time! LD: Making smaller moves really helps. * The smaller and tighter your moves are around your center position, the faster your man changes directions. SLOW-MOTION CONTROLS -------------------- LD: HELP! I turned on slow mo and it went crazy. GM: Slow motion doesn't work with every game. GM: Press (5) again to get back to normal. 1. Press button 5 on the number pad to turn on slow motion. 2. Press button 5 again to turn off slow-motion. *Glove Master's Slo-Mo Hints* * Slow Motion is great when you are just learning a new game. It gives you more time to react and extra time to plan your strategy. * Slow Motion does not work with some games. RAPID-FIRE CONTROLS ------------------- LD: I can get a whole bunch of bad guys when I use rapid fire. GM: You can even adjust the speed to meet the challenge. Go for it! *Glove Master's Rapid Fire Hints* * *Rapid Fire for both A and B turns on automatically when you turn on on the glove.* In most cases you want to turn one or the other off before getting into a game. * Not all glove programs have rapid fire, refer to the individual descriptions pgs. 17-28, and 30-32. 1. When you are playing a game you can control rapid fire for A and B separately by pressing one of these buttons on the number pad. (1) Increases firing rate for A (3) Increases firing rate for B (6) Decreases firing rate for A (8) Decreases firing rate for B (2) Turns on rapid fire for A (4) Turns on rapid fire for B (7) Turns off rapid fire for A (9) Turns off rapid fire for B 2. When rapid fire is on the A/B LED's will flash. 3. Press buttons 1, 6, 3, or 8, as may times as you want to adjust the firing rates. The glove beeps higher or lower to tell you whether you're firing faster or slower. POWER GLOVE PROGRAMS -------------------- LD: How do I know which program to use? GM: Look it up in the program index. *What's A Power Glove Program?* A program is a special set of motions, (like lifting or lowering your hand, or bending your finger,) that you make with your glove to play a game. Making these motions is like pressing buttons on an NES controller. The moves you make to play a game depend on which program you use. So far you have only used the moves for Program 1. If you look through the following pages you'll see there are many different programs you can use. Each program has a different set of moves designed to add excitement to playing different games. For example, if you play a boxing game with Program 7, you make a fist and really punch to make your man punch. LD: My game isn't on the list. GM: The descriptions at the top of each program will help you pick the one that's best. LD: I want to use Program 3. GM: Let's give it a try. Just follow "How To Load A Program." *How To Load A Program* 1. Put the game into NES and press POWER. (Glove turns on and beeps.) 2. Press PROG on glove. 3. Press the number of the program you want to use on the number pad on the glove. 4. Press ENTR. (The glove makes a dim beep.) 5. Press ENTR again. (The glove beeps.) 6. Press START or SELECT on your glove. (LED Panel turns on.) 7. Make a fist a few times and center before you start playing. 8. Repeat steps 2-5 to change programs. Always make a fist a few times and re-center after you change programs. PROGRAM 1 This program is loaded automatically when you turn on the glove. It has a special finger move that lets you change directions and fire B at the same time. It works well for many games, especially ones with a side view. To enter PROGRAM 1, press: (PROG) (1) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: Up Lift Down Lower Right Right Left Left (A) Bend thumb (B) Bend 1st finger Turn + (B) Bend last 3 fingers PROGRAM 2 This program has a beep-system that will help you learn how to find your center point. When you *are centered* the glove will *not* beep. When you are *not centered* the glove *will* beep. To enter PROGRAM 2, press: (PROG) (2) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: Up Lift Down Lower Right Right Left Left (A) Bend thumb (B) Bend 1st finger To turn off\ or on beep > Make a fist & pull back system / PROGRAM 3 When you use program 3 you move the glove around as if it was on a table. That makes this program good to use for games with a top view, like GAUNTLET. To enter PROGRAM 3, press: (PROG) (3) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: Up Forward Down Back Right Right Left Left (A) Bend thumb (B) Bend 1st finger PROGRAM 4 Because this program has unique finger movements it's good for playing IRON TANK. Think of your fingers as the levers that control the tank treads. To enter PROGRAM 4, press: (PROG) (4) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: Up All fingers out Down Bend all fingers Right 1st finger out & bend last 3 fingers Left Last 3 fingers out & bend 1st finger (A) Bend thumb Hold down (B) Wrist straight up [Rotate hand clockwise 90 degrees so that thumb points up.] Up + Right Twist wrist clockwise [180 degrees] Up + Left Twist wrist counter-clockwise [90 degrees] Release (B) Lower Hands off Pull back PROGRAM 5 Your hand "becomes" a plane when you're using this program. Bank left or right just like you were flying. If the game has an aerial view this might be a good program to use. To enter PROGRAM 5, press: (PROG) (5) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: Up Forward Down Back Right Right Left Left Right Bank right Left Bank left (A) Bend thumb (B) Bend 1st finger PROGRAM 6 It takes practice to learn the moves for the Double Dragon program, but it will be worth it. When you master this program you'll be able to do things in one move that normally take two key presses. To enter PROGRAM 6, press: (PROG) (6) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: Up Forward Down Back Right Right Left Left Hold Up (Climbing) Fist forward (A) Bend 1st finger (A) + (B) Bend last 3 fingers (B) Bend thumb Fast twice Left Twist wrist clockwise [180 degrees] or Right PROGRAM 7 This program for MIKE TYSON'S PUNCH-OUT!! simulates real life boxing action. Keeping your moves close to your center position is essential to mastering these program moves. NOTE: You must press START before you can use directional buttons on glove to make game selections. To enter PROGRAM 7, press: (PROG) (7) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: To duck [rapid down] Open + Down To dodge left Open + move left To dodge right Open + move right (B) Make fist & punch down to left (B) + Up Make fist & punch up to left (A) Make fist & punch down to right (A) + Up Make fist & punch up to left Down Twist wrist clockwise as far as you can (open hand or fist) (Select) Make fist & pull back for a star punch (you must have one or more stars) Rapid pressing of (A) Thumb down PROGRAM 8 Program 8 works best with R.B.I. Baseball but can be used with other baseball games. When you use this program imagine that your hand is in the middle of a baseball diamond. You'll be using different moves depending on whether you're playing offense or defense. To enter PROGRAM 8, press: (PROG) (8) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Defense Glove Moves: (B) Bend thumb Right Right When throwing to 2nd Bend 1st finger or home Up Forward Left Left (B) [sic] Back (B) [sic] Twist wrist counter clockwise [90 degrees] Like NES Command: Offense Glove Moves: (B) Bend thumb (to swing) Right (1st base) Right Left (3rd base) Left Up (2nd base) Forward Down (home plate) Back (B) (run to base) Twist wrist counter clockwise [90 degrees] (A) (run back) Bend thumb (when running) PROGRAM 9 Program 9 is made for RAD RACER and other driving games. Pretend your hand is on an invisible steering wheel when you use this program. There's even a special start-up gesture that is like pulling back a stick shift that you must do before you press START. This program does not have rapid fire. To enter PROGRAM 9, press: (PROG) (9) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: Start gesture [make fist] Up (turbo) Shift forward [fist forward] Right Twist wrist clockwise [180 degrees, open hand] Left Twist wrist counter-clockwise [90 degrees] Down Lift hand [open hand] (B) Lower hand [fist] (A) Make fist PROGRAM 10 This program gives you the extra accuracy you need to play R.C. PRO-AM. Your fingers control the steering and your hand controls the brake. To enter PROGRAM 10, press: (PROG) (1) (0) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: (B) Hand center [fist] Release (B) Lower hand [fist] (A) Bend thumb Right Bend last 3 fingers Left Bend 1st finger PROGRAM 11 This game is very much like program 1 with one exception. Instead of just turning around and firing B, you can make your man spin around firing in all directions. This really helps when you're in a tight spot or facing a large number of enemies. However, this special feature may not work with every game. Try it out yourself. To enter PROGRAM 11, press: (PROG) (1) (1) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: Up Lift hand Down Lower hand Right Right Left Left (A) Bend thumb (B) Bend 1st finger Fast turn and firing Bend last 3 fingers Weapon changes Press ENTER PROGRAM 12 Use this program to play SUPER MARIO BROS. With the flick of a finger, you can speed-up or slow-down Mario to meet the challenge. To enter PROGRAM 12, press: (PROG) (1) (2) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: Up Lift hand Down Lower hand Right Short right Right hold Long right Left Left Left hold Hand further left (A) Bend thumb (B) Bend 1st finger (B) + left or right (fast) Bend middle finger Move Mario left or right slowly Bend last 3 fingers PROGRAM 13 Your fingers control the A & B button commands, but you have to use the directional buttons on your arm to move around the screen. This is a good program to use if you have to go in and out of sub-menus to pick and buy things during the course of play. To enter PROGRAM 13, press: (PROG) (1) (3) (ENTR) (ENTR) Like NES Command: Glove Moves: (A) Bend thumb (B) Bend 1st finger PROGRAM 14 When you turn on program 14, you turn off the glove movements. To play use the arm controls just like using a Nintendo controller. Load program 14 if you have to enter an essential password at the beginning of the game, then pause and re-load a more appropriate program for actual game action. Don't forget to make a fist a few times to recalibrate the glove when you change programs. POWER GLOVE GAMING SERIES ------------------------- LD: Wow! The program loads automatically! GM: There's lots of other rad features in special series games! LD: Like what? GM: Like the special series programs stored in the games. *What's Special About Power Glove Gaming Series Games?* Special series games have special features that no other games have. When you use the Power Glove to play a special series game you'll really feel like you are part of the action. *Special Series Games Start-Up* 1. Put special series game into NES and press POWER. 2. Press START or SELECT on your glove. 3. Make a few fists and center as usual. 4. The glove beeps as the program to play your game automatically loads. 5. Start playing the game. NOTE: when you play some special series games all the LED lights will turn on and flash very fast. This is normal. You can still play the game if this happens. *Power Glove Gaming Series Programs* Additional programs are stored inside some special series games, like BAD STREET BRAWLER. You'll find the descriptions and moves for these programs on the following pages. Loading a Power Glove gaming series program is different from loading other programs. The steps below will tell you how it's done. *Loading Programs* 1. Put a special series game into the NES and press POWER. 2. Select special program option as prompted. 3. Select special series program as prompted. 4. Turn off NES. You have 30 seconds to complete step 5. 5. Put game you want to play in the NES and turn it back on. 6. Make fists and center as usual, then press START, to start playing game. NOTE: If you exceed the 30 second time limit, Program 1 will automatically replace the program you selected. Check your moves before you get into your game. PROGRAM A Fast action pinball play! Designed for pinball games. ACTION RESULT index bent right flipper (A-button) thumb bent left flipper (Up-button) hand 6 o'clock tilt (B-button) hand back toggle from normal to: thumb OR index pushes BOTH flippers PROGRAM B Made just for JOUST--Use your finger to flap your mount's wings! ACTION RESULT hand right figure right (pulsed, can be turned off) hand left figure left (pulsed can be turned off) thumb bent figure turns around index bent figure flaps wings (goes up) (pulsed) middle bent figure flaps wings (goes up) (pulsed) PROGRAM C The program to use for GYRUSS with continuous fire from start to finish. Be sure to select Control B. ACTION RESULT hand 3 o'clock ship spins clockwise hand 10 o'clock ship spins counter-clockwise index NOT bent fires bullets hand pulled back fires bomb PROGRAM D Your friends will be baffled when you use this program. Everything's backwards and upsidedown! If you move right your man moves left, etc.... Give it a try. It works well with many games. ACTION RESULT hand left RIGHT button hand right LEFT button hand up DOWN button hand down UP button thumb bent A button index bent B button PROGRAM E For DEFENDER II and other similar games. Features a one-shot and a rapid-fire turn around. ACTION RESULT hand up ship up hand down ship down hand left ship left hand right ship right thumb bent ship shoots hand 6 o'clock smart bomb ring finger bent ship thrashes left and right PROGRAM F It's easy to play SESAME STREET 1 2 3. Make a fist for NO. Open hand and raise it for YES. ACTION RESULT index bent (grab) NO hand up, down, YES left, or right PROGRAM G Custom made for GUN SMOKE with separate walking and shooting commands. ACTION RESULT hand right man moves right hand left man moves left hand forward man moves up the screen hand back man moves down the screen index bent (grab) man shoots hand 2 o'clock man shoots right hand 12 o'clock man shoots straight hand 10 o'clock man shoots left thumb and ring bent stops all action (used for menus) PROGRAM H When you are centered the glove beeps. This program works with many games so you can learn how to keep your moves centered. ACTION RESULT hand up UP button hand down DOWN button hand left LEFT button hand right RIGHT button thumb bent A button (pulsed) index bent B button (pulsed) PROGRAM I Turbo blasting driving excitement! This driving game program works best with KNIGHT RIDER. It's like Program 8, but has added firing features. ACTION RESULT hand forward turbo on index bent throttle on hand down brake on thumb bent fire the guns hand 2 o'clock car right hand 11 o'clock car left BAD STREET BRAWLER The first Power Glove Gaming Series Game. Practice your moves between each round to get ready to do battle the bad guys on Bad Street. [sic] ACTION RESULT hand right Duke right hand left Duke left hand up Duke jumps hand down Duke squats thumb bent B-gesture (pulsed) - e.g. punch middle bent (grab) AB-gesture - e.g. grab hand 3 o'clock A-gesture + turn right - e.g. kick right hand 11 o'clock A-gesture + turn left - e.g. kick right hand forward GLOVE ZAP (once) per round) INDEX OF GAMES -------------- Games Prog * ALPHA MISSION ..................................... 5 TM & (c) 1987 SNK Electronics Corp. ANTICIPATION ........................................ 14 (c) 1988 Rare, Ltd. By Rare Coin-It Inc. BASEBALL ............................................ 8 TM & (c) 1988 Tecmo Ltd. Bases Loaded ........................................ 8 (c) Jaleco 1988 Blades of Steel ..................................... 1 TM & (c) 1988 Konami Industry Co. Ltd. * BLASTER MASTER .................................... 1 (c) 1988 SUNSOFT SUN CORPORATION OF AMERICA Bubble Bobble ....................................... 1 (c) 1988 Taito America Corp. CASTLEVANIA ......................................... 1 TM & (c) 1987 Konami Industry Co., Ltd. CASTLEVANIA II SIMON'S QUEST ........................ 1 TM & (c) 1988 Konami Industry Co., Ltd. Contra .............................................. 1 TM & (c) 1988 Konami Industry Co., Ltd. DEADLY TOWERS ....................................... 1 By Broderbund Software, Inc. TM & (c) 1986 IREM Corp. Planning by Lenar DEFENDER II ......................................... E TM & (c) Williams Electronic Games, Inc. Licensed from Atari Corp. by Hal Laboratory (c) 1988 Hal America, Inc. DONKEY KONG CLASSICS ................................ 1 DONKEY KONG DONKEY KONG JR. (c) 1981, 1982 Nintendo Double Dragon ....................................... 6 Tradewest (c) 1988 Technos Japan Corp. *+ Double Dribble ................................... 1 (c) KONAMI 1987 Konami Industry Co., Ltd. GAUNTLET ............................................ 1 (R) (c) 1985 Atari Games Gradius ............................................. 1 TM & (c) 1986 Konami Industry Co., Ltd. GUNSMOKE ............................................ G TM & (c) 1988 Capcom U.S.A., Inc. ULTRA GAMES GYRUSS ................................. C TM & (c) 1988 Konami Industry Co., Ltd. + Ice Hockey ........................................ 3 (c) 1988 Nintendo IRON TANK ........................................... 4 TM & (c) 1988 SNK Electronics Corp. JACKAL .............................................. 1 (c) Konami 1988 TM & (c) 1988 Konami Industry Co., Ltd. Joust ............................................... B TM & (c) 1982 Williams Electronics Games, Inc. Sublicensed from Atari Corp. by Hal Laboratory (c) 1988 Hal America, Inc. KID ICARUS .......................................... 1 (c) 1986 Nintendo KNIGHT RIDER ........................................ I Designed by Pack-In-Video Co., Ltd. Knight Rider is a TM of and licensed by Universal Studios, Inc. (c) 1982 Universal Studios Program (c) 1988 Acclaim Entertainment, Inc. Licensed and controlled for the U.S. & Canada by Acclaim Entertainment, Inc. KUNG-FU HEROES ...................................... 1 TM & (c) Culture Brain U.S.A. Inc. LIFEFORCE ........................................... 5 TM & (c) 1988 Konami Industry Co., Ltd. ULTRA GAMES METAL GEAR ............................. 1 TM & (c) 1988 Konami Industry Co., Ltd. Ultra Games is a registered trademark of Ultra Software Corporation. METROID ............................................. 1 (c) 1987 Nintendo MICKEY MOUSECAPADE .................................. 1 (c) Walt Disney Company 1988 (c) Hudson Soft 1988 (c) Capcom U.S.A., Inc. 1988 Operation Wolf ...................................... 1 (c) 1988 Taito America Corp. Platoon ............................................. 1 (c) 1988 Hemdale Film Corp. (c) 1987 Ocean Software Limited (c) 1988 SUNSOFT MIKE TYSON'S PUNCH-OUT!! ............................ 7 (c) 1987 Nintendo R.B.I. Baseball ..................................... 8 (c) 1987 Namco Ltd. TM & (c) 1987 Atari Games R.C. PRO-AM ......................................... 10 (c) 1987 Rare, Ltd. RAD RACER ........................................... 9 (c) 1987 Square Co., Ltd. *+ Racket Attack .................................... 1 (c) Jaleco Ltd. TM & (c) 1988 Jaleco Ltd. Rampage ............................................. 1 (c) l988 Data East U.S.A., Inc. (c) 1888 Bally Midway Mfg. Co. Robo Warrior ........................................ 1 (c) Jaleco 1988 TM & (c) 1988 Jaleco Ltd. RYGAR ............................................... 1 TM & (c) l987 Tecmo, Ltd. SEICROSS ............................................ 1 (c) l986 Nihon Bussan Co., Ltd. (c) 1988 FCl/Ponycanion Inc. SESAME STREET 1 2 3 ................................. F Program Copyright 1988 Children's Television Workshop All Rights Reserved Grover and Ernie Copyright 1988, Muppets Inc. All Rights Reserved. Published by Hi Tech Impressions. Produced by Rare. Rare Coin-It. STARFORCE .......................................... 1 TM & (c) l987 Tecmo, Ltd. SUPERMAN ........................................... 1 TM & (c) DC Comics Inc. 1988 Under License First Star Software Inc. SUPER MARIO BROS. ................................. 12 (c) 1985 Nintendo Top Gun ............................................ 3 (c) 1987 Paramount Pictures Corporation "Top Gun" logo is a trademark of Paramount Pictures Corp. Konami Authorized user. Underlying Source Code (c) 1987 Konami. Xenophobe Sunsoft ................................. 1 (c) 1988 Sun Electronics Corp. (c) 1987 Bally Midway Mfg. Co. Xevious ............................................ 5 TM & (c) 1982 1988 Namco Ltd. Bandai Co. Ltd. ZELDA II THE ADVENTURE OF LINK ..................... 1 (c) 1987 Nintendo 1943 ............................................... 5 1988 (c) CAPCOM CO LTD. (c) Capcom U.S.A., Inc. BAD STREET BRAWLER Program Copyright (c) 1989 Beam Software All Rights Reserved. Letters refer to programs inside the BAD STREET BRAWLER game pack. * Pulse A OFF. + Pulse B OFF. PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS ---------------------- P: When I move my hand and fingers nothing happens. S: Make sure the T.V. sensors are facing forward and the Junction box is plugged into Port 1 of the NES. Make sure your glove is plugged into the junction box and that the NES is turned on. Press START or SELECT on your glove. Press CENTER. You can test your glove by pressing the A and B buttons on your glove while watching the LEDs on the T.V. P: I have trouble moving my man up and down, left and right. S: Remember to press CENTER and to watch the LEDs. You have to learn to use the glove, it might take a little practice. You might want to try glove Program 2, which emits a "beeping" sound when you are not in the center. P: My A and B button LEDs keep lighting even when I don't want them to. S: It is important to calibrate your glove by making a tight fist (including your thumb) a few times. This lets your glove know how big your hand is. Because the glove senses your finger's position, you have to keep your hand OPEN until you want to trigger one of your fingers. P: When I move my hand far to the right or left, my man doesn't follow me. Sometimes I seem to lose control. S: For regular games, your glove does not change how the game is played. Your glove ONLY works when it is IN the sensing zone and POINTING at the TV screen. Check to see which way the sensors on the front of your glove are pointing. P: I hit PROG by mistake. How do I get started again? S: Enter the Program number again and press ENTR twice in a row. P: Some of my games have menus and selection screen which are hard to work with the glove. S: CENTER your glove and don't move your fingers. Now you can use the NES buttons on your glove to control the game. You can always use these buttons when you need them during the game. You can also call up Program 14 which turns off your glove except for the buttons. P: I would like to use different motions with the game I am playing. S: The glove comes with 14 different programs, each with different moves. You can use the suggestions in the index or you can try different Programs out yourself. You can use the ENTR key to switch what controls your A and B buttons and adjust the rapid fire controls. Special games like Bad Street Brawler have more programs on them. There will also be special "editing" codes published in magazines for more games. 90 DAY LIMITED WARRANTY ----------------------- Mattel Toys warrants to the original consumer purchaser of the Power Glove that the product will be free from defects in material or workmanship for 90 days from the date of purchase. WE CAN HELP! Many problems can be resolved by discussing them with our trained personnel. For expert help, call (513) 868-7482 between 8:30 AM and 11:00 PM EST Monday through Friday and between 8:30 AM and 8:00 PM Saturday and Sunday. If the problem cannot be resolved by telephone, you will be given a return authorization number to return the product, along with proof of date of purchase, postage prepaid, to I.V.S., 2350 Pleasant Ave., Hamilton, OH 45015 for replacement (with a reconditioned model of equal quality) or repair at our option. Be sure to include your name and return address. If you have had your Power Glove more than 90 days. include a check or money order for $15.00 payable to I.V.S. This out of warranty service will be available for at least one year after the date of purchase. The service charge is subject to change after 1992. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. This warranty does not cover damage resulting from accident, misuse or abuse. This warranty does not apply to Power Glove software which is covered by the standard Mattel Toys warranty. *Valid only in the U.S.A.* --------------------------------------------------------------------- Send only product and correspondence regarding warranty service to the address listed above. Send all other correspondence to Consumer Relations, 5150 Rosecrans Ave., Hawthorne, CA 90250. COMPLIANCE WITH FCC REGULATIONS ------------------------------- This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict compliance with the manufacturers' instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception. which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -- Reorient the receiving antenna -- Relocate the computer with respect to the receiver -- Move the computer away from the receiver -- Plug the computer into a different outlet so that computer and receiver are on different circuits. If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions. The user may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems. This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, Stock No. 004-000-00345-4. POWER GLOVE MATTEL NINTENDO GAME PAK CODE SERVICE Mattel's service representatives will be able to assist you with Nintendo Game Pak code information during the following hours: 8:30 am - 11:00 pm EST Monday through Friday or 8:30 am - 8:00 pm EST Saturday and Sunday The cost of the call will be $1.50 for the first minute and $.75 for each additional minute. TELEPHONE 1 (900) 820-8127 ASK YOUR PARENTS' PERMISSION BEFORE YOU CALL. 900 Number Game Code Service available at least through March 31, 1991. Nintendo and Nintendo Entertainment System are registered trademarks of Nintendo of America, Inc. (c) Mattel, Inc. 1989 Hawthorne, CA 90250 U.S.A. Printed in Hong Kong. All Rights Reserved. POWER Glove is a trademark used under license.
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