SETTING UP
SAVE FILES
Insert a Memory Card (8MB) (For PlayStation®2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1 before you switch it on.
With the exception of a few special circumstances, you may save progress at any time using the 'Save Game' option, accessed from the Pause Menu. A save file can be created at any point during the game.
For further information see 'Save Game' on page 18.
MAIN MENU
Use the directional buttons to cycle through the selections and press the button to confirm:
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New Game Start PRIMAL™ from the beginning
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Load Game Load a previously saved game
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Options Access the Options Menu
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Bonus Materials View unlocked bonus features
NEW GAME
Begins your adventure.
LOAD GAME
Press the directional buttons to scroll through save files. Once the desired save file is displayed on screen, highlight Load and press the button to confirm.
Press the button to return to the Main Menu.
OPTIONS MENU
Press left or right on the directional buttons to select Language, Display, Audio or Control from the Options Menu. Use up and down to highlight a preference then left or right to change settings.
LANGUAGE
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Audio Language Change the voice-over language used for in-game dialogue
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Subtitles Select whether in-game dialogue should be subtitled
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Text Language Change the on-screen text language
NOTE: Default language settings will be taken from your PlayStation® 2 system configuration.
DISPLAY
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Display Adjust Follow on screen instructions to reposition the game screen on your television
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Widescreen Select ON for widescreen TVs or OFF for standard TVs
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Status Display Choose when game status information is displayed on screen. Select Always, Never or Dynamic (as and when circumstances change). If you select 'Never', the status display can still be called up by pressing the button
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Brightness Adjust Increase or decrease the brightness level
Note: For Progressive Scan Mode, see p. 13.
AUDIO
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Combat Music Volume Increase or decrease the volume of music played during combat sequences
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Ambient Music Volume Increase or decrease the volume of music played during exploration
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Sound Effects Volume Increase or decrease the volume of in-game sound effects
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Cutscene Volume Increase or decrease the volume of cutscene speech and audio
CONTROL
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Controller Vibration Toggle controller vibration ON or OFF
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Camera Pan Controls the direction of camera panning (using the right analog stick during the game). Select Normal or Reversed
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Camera Tilt Controls the direction of camera tilt (using the right analog stick during the game). Select Normal or Reversed
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Combat Controls Toggle between Normal and Reversed. For further details, please refer to the Combat Controls section outlined elsewhere in this manual
BONUS MATERIALS
Various bonus elements will be unlocked during PRIMAL™. When you save progress, the status of any bonus elements you may have earned is saved too.
When you enter the Bonus Materials section with a Memory Card inserted into MEMORY CARD slot 1, the available options will reflect elements from all PRIMAL™ save files on the Memory Card.
TAROT GALLERY
The worlds of Oblivion contain many secrets, and as a special reward for the thorough explorer, Tarot Cards are hidden throughout the game. When a Tarot Card is found, a piece of PRIMAL™ Concept artwork will be unlocked and can be viewed in the Tarot Gallery.
SCENE SELECT
As you progress through the game, new scenes are opened in the Scene Select Menu. By selecting a scene you will be able to commence play at the given starting point. You may continue playing beyond this point and can create your own saved games as though playing normally.
Look out for other unlockable bonus features as you play through the game!
ABOUT PROGRESSIVE SCAN
If you have a PlayStation 2 Component Video Cable (SCPH-10100), along with a Progressive Mode enabled (480p) television with Component Video inputs, you will be able to enjoy a higher quality picture. If you do not have a Progressive Scan enabled (480p) television, or if you do not use the Component Video Cable to connect the PlayStation 2 to the television, there is a chance that the picture will not be displayed properly. For instructions on how to set up your PlayStation 2 with the Component Video Cable, refer to the instructions in the PlayStation 2 Instruction Manual, or the instructions for the Component Video Cable. Be sure to set the Component Video Out settings to "Y Cb/Pb Cr/Pr" under PlayStation 2 System Configuration. Some television sets are not Progressive Scan enabled even if they have Component Video inputs; refer to your television's instruction manual, or contact the manufacturer if you are unsure about your television's compatibility. SELECTING PROGRESSIVE SCAN
If you hold down the and up, a message will appear asking to switch over to Progressive Scan. To switch to Progressive Scan, read the text prompt on the screen, and use to confirm "Yes" or to confirm "No" for your selection. If the picture does not appear correctly, press the RESET button on the PlayStation 2, and use the Normal Mode. OPTIONS
From the Map Screen, press ⬅ or ➡ on the directional buttons to switch between the map display and the different Options, then press ⬆ or ⬇ to