Brunswick World Tournament of Champions
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(Super Nintendo - US, Sports)
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Developed_By:
Tiertex Design Studios
Published_By:
THQ
Released On:
01 Aug 1997
Imagine yourself on the world stage, cueing up shots and competing against the best pool players from around the globe. The pressure is on to win, but will you have what it takes to lift that coveted trophy? In Brunswick World Tournament of Champions , you're in for a challenge as you take on the world's top players in this intense sports game.
The gameplay in Brunswick World Tournament of Champions is fast-paced and demanding. You'll need to master your skills, timing, and strategy to outmanoeuvre your opponents. With multiple tables to choose from and various modes to play, you can test your abilities against friends or the AI to hone your craft.
UPC-A:
785138330136 (USA)
Part #:
SNS-AWUE-USA (USA)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
*Brunswick World Tournament of Champions* is a realistic bowling simulation game for the Super NES. Players can compete in six different tournaments against 11 real-life Brunswick professional bowlers or enjoy a casual game with friends.
Story
Welcome to Brunswick World Tournament of Champions
Experience the most realistic bowling simulation available for your Super NES.
Game Modes and Features
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Choose from six different tournaments.
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Compete against 11 of your favorite Brunswick pro bowlers in high-stakes tournament play.
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Kick back for an old-fashioned good time with a few friends.
Controls
Control Pad
Moves the cursor/scrolls through items in menus; Adjusts the bowler's position prior to delivery
B Button
Selects an item or toggles through choices in menus; Starts and stops the power and spin meters when bowling
L and R Buttons
Move the aiming arrow left and right across the lane
Start Button
Exits the scoreboard screen; Enters/exits the options menu during gameplay
Y Button
Not Used
X Button
Not Used
A Button
Not Used
Select Button
Not Used
How to Play
The Main Menu
The first screen to appear is the main menu screen. From here you'll be able to set the characteristics of your bowler, play a quick game, play a league game, enter a tournament, and set the game options.
To return to the main menu at any time, place the cursor over Main and press the B button.
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PLAYER SETUP
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TOURNAMENT
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PRACTICE (QUICK GAME)
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LEAGUE
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GAME OPTIONS
Player Setup
In order to customize your bowler, or to take a look at the competition, place the cursor over Player Setup and press the B button.
The first thing you're going to want to do is set yourself up, so choose Player Setup from the menu. Now you can enter your name, choose your clothes, set which hand you will bowl with, decide whether to automatically or manually switch to your spare ball and determine your main and spare ball choices.
If you are unfamiliar with the different types of bowling balls and their characteristics, scroll through all your choices and read the description and chart on each ball. Determining which ball is best for you, and for differing conditions, will take time. Your ball choice is an important decision, so don't be hasty.
Use the B button to toggle through choices in each category. Continue to set up the total amount of human players that will be participating, then choose Okay to return to the Bowler Setup Menu.
Now that you're going to be bowling against them, you'll probably want to find out more about your favorite Brunswick pros. Choose Brunswick Pros to view detailed biographical and career information on all 11 bowling greats, but don't let yourself be intimidated!
You can check out the rest of the competition by choosing Bowler Roster.
Practice (Quick Game)
Choose Quick Game from the Main Menu Screen for a practice game, so that you can get used to the controls before entering pressure-laden league or tournament play.
In the Select Players screen, add players to the list of bowlers by pressing on the B button. Then place the cursor over Play and press the B button again.
Here in Practice mode, you will be asked to select one of seven oil patterns before bowling. For now, choose an easy one, but later you can hone your skills to more difficult lane conditions! Obviously, lane conditions are not selectable in League or Tournament play.
Just like the real thing, bowling with Brunswick World Tournament of Champions™ is not hard...But bowling well is! Remember, the skill lies in learning to control the ball, not remembering exactly where to aim it.
How to Bowl
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First, use the Control Pad Left/Right to position your bowler to the desired delivery point.
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Next, use the L and R buttons to move the aiming arrow across the lane until it is pointing to where you would like your bowler to be aiming. Keep in mind that the sight points to where your ball will go if it does not curve. You will need to compensate for heavily curving balls.
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Finally, press the B button to start the power meter, and press it again when you would like it to stop. Now do the same for the spin meter.
You may find the power and spin meters difficult to control at first, but it will come with practice. Your goal, as you probably know, is to find the right combination of all of these parameters, so that your Brunswick bowling ball strikes the pins at the desired point of impact.
If you are not sure of where this point might be, refer to the pin diagram below the power and spin meters. The blue arrow points to where your point of impact should be.
League
Now that you think you've got your technique down, you might be ready for some friendly, competitive league bowling.
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Choose Singles League to match up individually against a pool of 4, 6 or 8 bowlers made up of any combination of Brunswick pros, computer bowlers and friends. (up to 4 human players)
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Choose Teams League to create and compete in a pool of 4, 6, or 8 teams.
League Setup Screen
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SELECT PLAYERS
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4 PLAYERS IN LEAGUE
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MITCH
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J.PETRAGLIA
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R.PEDERSON
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C.ODOM
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NUMBER OF GAMES 3
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AGGREGATE SCORES
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PLAY
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BACK
In both cases, you'll need to set the number of games in the match to 1, 2 or 3.
Additionally, you'll have to decide whether to compete by aggregate scores (the sum of an individual bowler's scores over the set amount of games, or the sum of a team of bowlers' scores over the set amount of games), or best scores (a bowler, or team of bowlers' best score is matched against the other bowler or team's best score over the set amount of games). Both scoring methods will make for tons of competitive fun!
Tournament
If you've enjoyed the taste of competition, and you think your skills are sufficiently honed, it might be time to try your luck in a professional tournament.
The six tournaments you have to choose from are:
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Combat Zone Classic
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The Quantum Open
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The Las Vegas Invitational
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The Johnny Petraglia Open
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The Bayer Brunswick Touring Players Championship
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Brunswick World Tournament of Champions
Note: you must win one of the other tournaments before you will receive an invitation to compete in the coveted Brunswick World Tournament of Champions.™
Before selecting the tournament you would like to enter, you must decide whether you want to compete in the long tournament format, or the
Tips & Maps
Passwords
An easy password system allows you to resume a tournament at a specific stage by choosing Restore from the Select Tournament menu and entering the displayed password.
Options
From the main menu, you can set game play options including Sound Effects, In Game Music, Front End Music, and Dynamic or Static Meters. Choosing Static Meters allows you to set the spin meter manually rather than timing a button press, making the game easier.
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