TEMPEST 2000 DEMO VERSION
                              PC GAMER JANUARY 1996
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Tempest 2000 is the definative arcade shoot-em-up, new from Atari.  With superb
gameplay this really has to be played.

If you run the demo from the CD, you will hear no sound.  To experience the full
game, you must install it to your hard drive. Once you have done this, exit this
menu, and change to the directory you installed it to.

The installed version of the game must be configured to use your sound hardware.
To do this, type config<enter> at the DOS prompt, and follow the instructions.

Music will run on any Roland or SoundBlaster/Adlib compatible soundcard. Sound
effects require a SoundBlaster or compatible card.  CONFIG will also allow you
to select an input method.

Then to run the demo, type tempest, and press enter.

ADDED BONUS FEATURE:  If you set up Tempest 2000 (using the config program) to
play CD music, and leave this CD-ROM in your drive, you can listen to the original
Tempest 2000 music, while you play.  Alternatively, you can place your favourite
CD, such as " Manilow, Greatest Hits - The Platinum Collection " in your CD ROM
drive, and Tempest 2000 will automatically delight you by playing Track 2: Bermuda
Triangle, throughout the game.   %-)

These are the keys:

F1     -    Help Screen
F2     -    Default Web view moves in relation to how you move.
F3     -    Locked Web view.
F4     -    Close-up view moves in relation to how you move.
F5     -    Starfield On/Off.
F6     -    Score & Lives Toggle.
F7     -    Fat Vectors On/Off.
F8     -    Web Fills On/Off (only applicable to Tempest 2000).
F9     -    Object Polygons On/Off.
F10    -    Pause/Unpause (space toggles message - for screenshots).
             NOTE :- When playing a linked game via a serial cable - only the
                     player who paused the the game may unpause it.
ESC    -    From the game this will quit the game and exit back to game
             select (with confirmation), pressing escape again will take you
             back to the title screen, pressing escape again will exit back
             to DOS (again, with confirmation).

When paused, 'Shoot' allows you to set the volume of all sound (CD audio, FM
tunes, samples).  'Zapper' allows you to set the volume of the samples.  

Note: These volume controls are only available if a soundcard is selected 
       for the samples.

PC GAMER and ATARI INTERACTIVE
DECEMBER 1995.
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T.O'N