User manual SEGA NHL 2K2

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Introduction Starting the Game Control Summary Menu Controls Offense Defense Basic (Goalie) Advanced (Goalie) Fighting Game Setup Selecting Your Teams Coaching Strategies Chris Drury Bio Pause Menu Replay Controls Settings Options Saving / Loading Credits Notes 2 2 4 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 13 13 14 20 21 22 23 23 24 27 OPERATING PRECAUTIONS To prevent personal injury, property damage or malfunction: · Before removing disc, be sure it has stopped spinning. · The Sega Dreamcast GD-ROM disc is intended for use exclusively on the Sega Dreamcast video game system. Do not use this disc in any thing other than a Dreamcast console, especially not in a CD player. · Do not allow fingerprints or dirt on either side of the disc. · Avoid bending the disc. 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Do not attempt to play this GD-ROM on any other CD player; doing so may damage the headphones and/or speakers. This game is licensed for home play on the Sega Dreamcast video game system only. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, rental, public performance of this game is a violation of applicable laws. The characters and events portrayed in this game are purely fictional. Any similarity to other persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. 1 INTRODUCTION STARTING THE GAME YAWL READY FOR THIS? X Button It's time to lace up your skates and head back to the ice arena. NHL 2K2 explodes onto the Sega Dreamcast to complete the phenomenal series of 2K2 sports games. And hockey has never been this good. All the hits, all the speed, all the shots, and all of the saves basically everything that you've come to expect from Sega. All of the realism, controls, and amazing graphics are waiting for you inside. Do you want to play a full season? How about a half season? Just the playoffs? Or what about a tournament with your friends? It's all there. Spy the puck carrier along the boards and deliver a bone crunching check or hit the open man with a beautiful pass for a perfect one-timer. So what are you waiting for? All of the great hockey match-ups are right there at your fingertips. Lace up your skates and get your game face on. This is hockey, and this is NHL 2K2. Expansion Socket 1 Expansion Socket 2 Analog Thumb Pad Directional Pad (D-Pad) Y Button B Button A Button Start Button L/R Triggers Keyboard It's easy to use. Simply plug into a Dreamcast controller port. Key spacing, size and tactile feedback same as the finest keyboards. Compatible with Dreamcast internet browser. Unique shape. Full keyboard functionality. Virtual Memory Unit Jump Pack Cap Connector STARTING THE GAME NOTE: Sega SportsTM NHL 2K2 is a one to four-player game. Before turning the Dreamcast Power ON, connect the controller(s) or other peripheral equipment into the control ports of the Dreamcast. To return to the title screen at any point during gameplay, simultaneously press and hold the A, B, X, Y, and START buttons. This will cause the Dreamcast to softreset the software and display the title screen. Directional Pad (D-Pad) LCD Screen Sleep Button Mode Button B Button A Button 2 3 MENU CONTROLS CONTROL SUMMARY NHL 2K2 is designed with analog functionality in mind. The SEGA Dreamcast analog controls provide a fuller range of motion and add to the overall depth of the game. Go to Settings -> Controller to view and configure the controller setup. There are Basic controls for the new player but added flexibility is given to the more experienced hockey player with Advanced Controls. To highlight and select specific menu items, press the Analog Stick (or D-pad) in the direction of the menu item until it highlights, and press the A button. If you have questions when viewing most menus and screens, press the Y button for Command help. OFFENSE Here's a break down of the standard controls when you or one of your teammates has the puck and you are on offense. Use the Deke, Speed Burst and Sidestep to elude the defenders and put the shot on net. One of your best chances to score is the One-Timer. Get the pass to your teammate and shoot it as soon as you get the puck. The misdirection can get the goalie out of position for an open look at the net. BASIC OFFENSE Offensive Moves with the Puck port A power button port B port C port D open button Offensive Moves without the Puck Button Y X B A L Trigger Action Deflection One-Timer / Hook Speed / Check Change Players Sidestep Button Y X Action Deke / Dump Shoot Speed Burst Pass Protect / Sidestep MENU CONTROLS Button Analog Stick (or D-Pad) A B X Y Action Highlight menu options Select / Scroll through the highlighted selections Cancel selection / return to previous Special Menu Functions Command Help Menu B A L Trigger Coach's Corner: Use your teammates Hockey isn't played one on five - it's a team game so use the rest of your players. Crisp passing will help you find the man with the best look at the goalie, and the best chance of putting the biscuit in the basket. 4 5 Coach's Corner: Shoot the puck When you get the puck in the offensive end of the arena, shoot the puck. Wrist shots, slap shots, wrap-arounds, and one-timers; the more shots you put on goal the better your chances are of scoring. Coach's Corner: Controlling the shot Direct your shot by using the analog stick while shooting the puck. Look where the goalie is setting up and use it to your advantage. If he has flopped onto the ice, press up on the analog stick while shooting to send the puck high. If he's still on his feet, you can try going five hole (between his legs) by pressing down on the stick while shooting. Offensive Moves without the Puck Advanced Offense Offensive Moves with the Puck Button Y Y + L Trigger X X + L Trigger B B + L Trigger A A + L Trigger R Trigger L Trigger Action Dump Deke Wrist Shot / Snap Shot Slap Shot Protect Puck Side Step Pass Flip Pass Speed Burst Modify Buttons Button Y X X + L Trigger B B + L Trigger A A + L Trigger Action Deflection One - Timer One - Timer Check Side-step Change Skaters Control Goalie Coach's Corner: Two Line Pass You've got a teammate flying down the right wing and you make the pass but when he touches the puck, the referee whistles the play dead. You have to be careful when you make long passes in the NHL. If the puck crosses a blue line and the red center line without being touched by another player, it is considered a two line pass. (When you do this the play will stop and you will have to face-off where the two line pass originated). 6 7 DEFENSE You have to play a strong defense to win at hockey. Check the other team's skaters early and often. The other team can't score if you keep them out of your zone. BASIC DEFENSE Button Y X B A Action Block Shot / Dive Poke Check / Hook Speed Burst / Check Change Players GOALIE CONTROLS You can let the A.I. control the goalie for you, or with Advanced controls you can step in and save the shots on your own - the ultimate challenge. Strap on the pads and see if you can make all the big saves. BASIC Goalie with the Puck Coach's Corner: Dumping the puck When your players are in need of a line change and are having trouble getting the puck out of their zone, or if you are trying to keep the puck in the opposing team's zone, utilize the Advance controls to take advantage of the "dump" and "dump block" features. On offense, you can dump the puck by pressing the Y button once you gain control of the puck in your zone. On defense, with a defender near the boards, pressing the Y button will cause your defender to snug up against the boards to block the opposition's dump attempt. Button Y X B A Action Cover Clear Leave Puck Pass ADVANCED DEFENSE Button Y Y + L Trigger X X + L Trigger B B + L Trigger A A + L Trigger Action Block Dump / Knee Block Shot / Dive Poke Check Hook Check Side Step Change Players Goalie Goalie without the Puck Button Y X B A Action Save / Stance Poke Check Check / Slash Change Players 8 9 ADVANCED Goalie with the Puck Button Y X B A Action Cover Clear Leave Puck Pass FIGHTING With all of the physical play, it is understandable that tempers flare. As the game gets more physical the chances of a fight increase. When they do drop the gloves, the players will square off and you'll have the chance to duke it out. Don't get too excited if you win though - both players will leave the ice with a 5 minute major penalty. Button X Action Punch Grab Duck / Avoid Coach's Corner: Control the rebounds A lot of times the goalie will make the initial save, but the puck will ricochet off his pads. The puck invariably ends up in the hands of the attackers and the second shot sneaks past the goalie. When you're on offense make sure you follow your shot in to the goal to try for that second chance. When you're on defense, check the shooter and get to the rebound as quickly as you can. B A Goalie without the Puck Button Y Y + L Trigger X X + L Trigger B B + L Trigger A R Trigger Action Save Goalie Style Poke Check Poke Dive Check Slash Change Players Speed Burst Coach's Corner: Get in control of the game When you see this icon on screen, don't bother trying to change lines, aggressiveness or face-off formation. This icon indicates you are locked out. The home team is allowed the last change before a face-off. See page 13 for Coaching Strategies controls. 10 11 GAME SETUP There are several game modes you can play in NHL 2K2: Quick Start, Exhibition, Season, Playoffs, and Tournament. Here are all of your options from the main menu. Exhibition Pick any two teams and go at it one on one. This is a great way to practice before heading into your season or when you're playing against a friend. Season Get ready for either a full 82 game or half 42 game season. Guide your team through the regular season and then on to the playoffs if your team is good enough. Playoffs Do you want the exciting chase of the Stanley Cup but without the grueling regular season? Then select playoffs, pick your team and see if you can lead them to the Championship series. Tournament Set up a 4, 8, or 16 team tournament. Credits View the names of the people that created NHL 2K2. Quick Start Jump right into the action. Rosters Trade players from team to team to adjust your favorite team's roster. Records View your user created records. SELECTING YOUR TEAMS Once you've selected the type of game you want to play, you will be brought to a screen like this one. This is where you get to select your team. Push the analog stick left to choose the Away team, or push right on the analog stick to choose the Home team. Use the L and R triggers to cycle through the teams and then press the START button to make your selection. COACHING STRATEGIES With NHL 2K2 you get to control the offensive and defensive tactics of your team by implementing these coaching strategies. Use the controls listed below to cycle through the styles of play. Button D-Pad Left R Trigger + D-pad Left D-Pad Right R Trigger + D-pad Right Action Previous Play Less Aggressive Next Play More Aggressive Coach's Corner: Penalty Killing When your team makes a mistake and gets whistled for a penalty, the offending player will get sent to the penalty box. With player(s) in the penalty box, you'll have to play one or two men down. Your objective during a penalty killing situation is to keep the puck out of your zone. Don't worry about trying to score - just get control of the puck and dump it down the ice. You're trying to kill time so you can get back to full strength. Settings Adjust the game settings. See page 22 for a further explanation. 12 13 Chris Drury Do you know Chris, one of the NHL's rising stars? Chris Drury exploded onto the scene in the 1998-99 season with 20 goals, 24 assists - good enough stats to land him the Rookie of the Year honors. So what did he do for an encore? The young Avalanche center poured in 20 more goals and 47 assists in his sophomore season. Then during his third season, he was a big key to leading Colorado to the Stanley Cup with 24 goals and 41 assists. Shoots: Height: Weight: Born: Hometown: Right 5' 10" 185 lbs August 20, 1976 Trumbull, Connecticut Season Games Goals Assists Points PIM 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 Totals 79 82 71 232 20 20 24 64 24 47 41 112 44 67 65 176 62 42 47 151 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS · 1999 Calder Memorial Trophy winner (given to the Rookie of the Year) · Played College Hockey for Boston University where he is the all-time leading goal scorer with 113 · Was the winning pitcher in the 1989 Little League World Series OFFENSE Breakout (puck is in your zone) Board Positional Free Flow Good for defeating a team that is aggressively forechecking. Use this when your skaters aren't as skilled as the defense. Use this when you have good skaters on the ice and the defense is not putting on a lot of pressure. DEFENSE Forecheck (puck is in the opponent's zone) 1-4 2-2-1 1-1-3 A conservative attack where only the center is forechecking. This is an aggressive attack, a good play for big teams. Use the Zone forecheck to slow down faster teams. Neutral Zone Move Out (puck is in the neutral zone) Positional Regroup Criss Cross Good for a Dump and Chase attack. Take a moment to reset your offense. Get your skaters running across ice to build up speed. 1-1-3 1-2-2 2-1-2 This aggressive attack will really press for turnovers. This conservative attack is best used to slow down faster teams. A zone trap is an advanced defensive technique designed to force the puck to the outside. Offensive Zone Positional Triangle Overload The Forwards will come straight across the ice. The Forwards will be on the same side of the net, cycling the puck looking for the open shot. Get a player in front of the net. If you've got big players, stand one of your big men up in front of the goalie to pick up the rebounds. Defensive Zone Zone Box and 1 1-2-2 This is a safe defense to call, except when you are outmanned in a penalty killing situation. Another zone defense, this one keeps a man in the slot. This is a combination of zone and man coverage. 16 17 FACE-OFFS Offensive Normal Defensive Looks for the immediate shot off the break or an immediate break down the ice. Good when face off is taking place in the neutral zone. The defensemen will drop back and cover the net on the break. LINE CHANGES The longer your players are on the ice, the more fatigued they become. Your best chance at winning the game comes when you keep your players fresh. Use the controls listed below to get new players out onto the ice. Don't call for a line change when the other team is attacking your goal. Wait for your players to cross center ice, then dump the puck into the offensive zone and switch out your players. Button SPECIAL TEAMS Power Play 2-1-2 Funnel Wing Off Side A balanced attack when you have a man advantage. Players attack the net, a good offense to pick up long slap shots and rebounds. This attack looks for the one-timer. D-Pad Up R Trigger + D-Pad Up D-Pad Down R Trigger + D-Pad Down Action Next Offensive Line Previous Offensive Line Next Defensive Line Previous Defensive Line NOTE: With Power Play or Penalty Kill lines on the ice, pressing up or down on the D-Pad will change the entire line (3, 4, or 5 players depending on the situation). Penalty Kill Box Diamond Triangular The defenders take positions in a square covering as much ice as possible. This offers more protection right up the middle. A good defense when you have two men in the penalty box. Coach's Corner: Be careful when you're passing Be careful when you pass the puck. Try to avoid passing it from one side of the ice to the other. When you make a long cross ice pass, the chances of a defender skating in between and picking it off are high. This is how a lot of breakaway opportunities happen. 18 19 PAUSE MENU Press the START button during the game to bring up the Pause Menu. From here you can select from one of the following options: REPLAY CONTROLS Want to see that beautiful one-timer again? Then bring up the Replay feature of NHL 2K2 from the pause menu to view it again and again. Change the angle, zoom in or zoom out and you can see the shot sneak past the goalie. It's like you're in charge of your own highlight reel. Button A B X Y L Trigger R Trigger D-Pad Analog Stick Up Analog Stick Down Analog Stick Left Analog Stick Right Action Play at real time speed Zoom Out Zoom In Replay Panel ON / OFF Rewind (analog) Fast forward (analog) Moves aim indicator Pan High Pan Low Pan Left Pan Right Replay: Stats: Lines: Time Out: Review the previous play again and again. Break the game down with all of the numbers - shots, saves, hits, and much more. Edit your lines to mix up your player combinations. Get the hot goal scorer up onto your number one line to maximize his playing time. You don't see many time outs in hockey, but if your team needs a break you can call one. It is the perfect way to get your best players a little breather at the end of a period without having to sit them for a shift. Leave the game and go back to the main menu. The game will ask you to confirm that you really want to quit before leaving the game. Select from one of the many camera angles available in the game. Select the one that gives you the best view of the game. You can always pull your goalie to get an extra skater out on the ice. Do this when you are down a goal and the face-off is in your opponent's end of the ice. Change which team you are controlling. See page 22 for the details of this sub - menu. Quit: Camera: Pull Goalie: Controller: Settings: NOTE: While moving the aim indicator, you can also "lock on" to any player to follow them throughout the entire replay. To do so, simply move the aim indicator directly on top of whatever target you wish to track. 20 21 SETTINGS When you select Settings from the Pause Menu, you will go to this sub-menu. From here you can adjust the following: Skill Level: Game Speed: Icing: Presentation: Change all of the audio and visual cues in the game. You can adjust player indicators, turn the offside indicator on and off, change the sound, volume and in game commentary. Customize your NHL 2K2 playing experience to best suit your liking. Take a quick look at the current controller configuration (which buttons do what). Also, toggle between Basic and Advanced Controls. View the Options Menu. See Page 23. Return to the previous menu. Offside: Two-Line Pass: Penalties: Fighting: Away Line Changes: Away Coaching Changes: Away Goalie: Home Line Changes: Home Coaching Changes: Rookie / Pro / All-Star Slow / Medium / Fast / Lightning Off / Auto / NHL / International Off / On Off / On Adjust the frequency of penalties Adjust the frequency of fights Auto / None / Manual Auto / Manual Auto / Manual Auto / None / Manual Auto / Manual Auto / Manual Adjust the frequency of injuries OPTIONS Controller: Options: Exit Settings: Coach's Corner: Icing Icing occurs when a team passes, shoots, or deflects the puck across the red center line and then past the red goal line in that team's offensive zone without being touched by another member of that team. With NHL Icing rules, the penalty is not called until the defensive team touches the puck after it crosses the red goal line. If the offensive team touches the puck before the defensive team, icing is not called. With International Icing rules, the penalty is called as soon as it crosses the red goal line. Home Goalie: Injuries: SAVING / LOADING The game automatically saves data for you after you exit a mode (Season, Tourney, Playoffs, etc), if you have a VMU with enough room that is! (126 Blocks) 22 23 CREDITS CREDITS TREYARCH Executive Producer Dr. Peter Akemann Producer Christopher A. Busse Assistant Producers John Andrunas Lisa Ikeda Susan Long Lead Programmer Charles Tolman Programmers Zachary Aeria Thad Bowed Marc Carlson Mike Caruso Amrit Dharwadkar Paul Allen Edelstein Tim Ford John Lydon Eric Hurd Michael Mailhot Jason L. McKesson Mark Nau Tim Probst Adam R. Rakunas Matthew Rusch Programmers cont. Dimiter "malkia" Stanev John Stanley Additional Programming Chris Baker Art Director Christian Busic Artists Loudvik Akopyan Jennifer Anderson Scott Bendis Darwin Dumlao Sukru Gilman Bradley P Grace . Cameron S. Petty Dan Santat Erik M. Stone Paul Whitehead Johnny P van Zelm . Additional Art Casey McGonagle Casto Vocal Lead Animator Dan B. Golden Animators Stephen Fedasz IV Jay Juneau Audio Director Sergio Bustamante II Music Douglas Rappaport Sound Designer Kris Giampa QA Lead Sean Johnson QA Marc Droudian Tech Support Rose Villasenor Additional Music David Logan Music Licensing Consultant Maissa Dauriac Play By Play Bob Miller Color Commentary Mike Villani Arena PA Announcer Charles "Chuck" Klausmeyer VO Recorded Woodholly Studios Woodholly Engineer Steve Nafshun Special Thanks Doris Argoud Shawn Capistrano Don Likeness Terri McAlpine Kevin Tomatani VISUAL CONCEPTS Senior Producer Greg Thomas Project Manager Randy Hauser Director of Quality Assurance Chien Yu Lead Tester Damon Perdue Testers Ben Doan Kerry Glen Shane Fenton Chris Baker Haven Rocha Benjamin Bishop Donell Williams 24 25 CREDITS NOTES Testers Cont Erik Andreassen Erik Lampi Junior Sison Buddy Moles Motion Capture Talent Jason Cippola Mike Bales Joe Murphy Special Thanks Scott Patterson Jane Thompson Christian Lalonde Abe Navarro Linda Santiago Black Box Games Assistant Lead Testers Lee Frohman Seth Benton Testers Jason Mercer Seth Benson Licensing Robert Leffler Creative Services Bob Schonfisch ­ Director Vicki Morawietz ­ Manual Designer Allison Levenson ­ Production Artist Manual Keith M. 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