Stage Select Screen
Move the aiming cursor with the control pad (or just aim the gun) so that you are aiming at the stage you want to go to. Press the B button (or pull the trigger).
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You must defeat all five stages to finish the game.
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The training stage is for practice. You don't have to play it to finish the game, but it will certainly improve your skills!
How to Play
When you are finished with the Option mode settings, press the START button on the gun to begin the game.
Gun Operation
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When you aim at the TV screen and pull the trigger, a bullet is fired.
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When you aim away from the TV screen and pull the trigger, your gun is reloaded.
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Press the START button (on the side of the game gun, or on the controller) to pause during the game.
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To Continue, press the START button again.
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At game over, if your score is among the top 10, the name entry screen appears.
Name Entry
Point the gun at the letter you want to choose, then pull the trigger. Choose END to leave the name entry screen.
Training Mode Rules
Fire at targets and knock them down. You must hit the target before it disappears or it is counted as a miss. Even moving targets must be hit before they disappear off the screen.
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If there are two targets left unhit on a rack, it only counts as one miss.
The percentage displayed at the bottom of the screen is the hitting ratio required to clear the stage. If you get a higher percentage, you will be promoted. If your percentage is lower, you keep the same rank and lose one life. Life also decreases each time you miss a target rack.
Note: In Training Mode, rank has no bearing. You can continue until you are out of lives.
Screen Indicators
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Percentage needed to pass the round (% = targets hit ÷ shots fired)
Cautions on Use of the Game Gun
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1. The game gun is a precision instrument. Strong physical impact may break it. Never hit with it or throw it.
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2. Do not touch the port of the game gun or bend or pull the cord strongly. Do not damage the muzzle, point the game gun at the sun, stop it up, or get it wet.
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3. When storing the game gun, keep it away from very hot or very cold places. Also keep it out of direct sunlight, away from heaters, and away from places that have a lot of dust or moisture.
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4. When cleaning dirt off the game gun, never use thinner, benzene or other harsh chemicals.
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5. Do not point the game gun at a person. Never take it apart or try to rebuild it.
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6. This product cannot be used with projection TVs, LCD TVs, high-speed scanning TVs, high-definition TVs, or wide TVs.
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7. This product may not work with some old TV models.
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8. Do not use the game gun outdoors. It may not work indoors with direct sunlight.
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9. While playing the game, do not use an infrared-type remote control device (to turn off the TV or VCR, for example). If used, sometimes the game will not function properly.
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10. If you have any fluorescent lights near the TV screen, the game gun may not function properly. Either move the light or turn it off.
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11. When playing a game that is not compatible with the game gun, always remove the game gun from control port 2.