TANKBUSTERS © DESIGN DESIGN LOADING AMSTRAD 464 OWNERS 1. Place the rewound cassette into the cassette unit and press PLAY. 2. Hold down CTRL and press the SMALL ENTER key. AMSTRAD 664, 6128 and 464+DISK OWNERS. 1. Hold down SHIFT and press the @ key. Type TAPE and press RETURN. 2. Connect a suitable cassette player to your computer, according to the User Manual, and insert the rewound cassette 3. Hold down CONTROL and press the ENTER key. 4. Press PLAY on the cassette player. NOTE: Full loading instructions can be found in your Amstrad Manual. CONTROLS Tank Busters has a fully user definable game control system, which is explained by the incorporated screen instructions. Joysticks may also be used and are selected from within the front end. All aspects of the game are open to user control, and can be altered by use of the highly flexible, menu driven front end. CTRL SHIFT ESC When pressed together will cause your tank to self destruct, aborting the game and returning to the main menu or the high score table on the next key press. PLAYING THE GAME You sit at the controls of an advanced battle tank, looking out on the battlefield of the future. Your mission is to seek out and destroy all enemy forces operating on the asteroid you have been assigned to defend. Your own tank is equipped with a defensive shield and two kinds of weapon. Firstly you have a conventional cannon, firing high velocity armour piercing shells. In addition to these, you may fire wire guided anti-tank missiles. When fired, these are controlled by use of the left and right keys. Before the game begins, you may choose to use a variant of this missile which provides a televised 'Missile's eye view' of its flight. However, when a guided missile is in flight, you may not manoeuvre your tank. A head-up display is provided giving a 360 degree plan view of your immediate vicinity. Your tank is always in the centre of the display, the enemy guided missiles and tanks are shown relative to your position. The tanks which attack you are equipped with a conventional cannon similar to your own. When an enemy shell impacts with your tank, energy will be lost from the shield (the state of your shield is shown on a bar graph at the bottom of the display). Take care to preserve your shield, as the more tanks you destroy, the more dangerous those which replace them will become. Good luck! WARNING: Copyright subsists in all Firebird Software, documentation and artwork. All rights reserved. No part of this software may be copied, transmitted in any form, or byany means, hired or lent withoutthe express Sermission of the publisher. this program is faulty, or fails to load, please return it to the address below CLEARLY MARKED 'RETURNS' and it will be replaced free of Charge. This offer does not affect your statutory consumer rights.

TANKBUSTERS AMSTRAD 464 664 6128 Published by Firebird silver (c) DESIGN DESIGN LOADING AMSTRAD 464 OWNERS 1. Place the rewound cassette into the cassette unit and press PLAY. 2. Hold down CTRL and press the SMALL ENTER key. AMSTRAD 664, 6128 and 464+DISK OWNERS. 1. Hold down SHIFT and press the @ key. Type TAPE and press RETURN. 2. Connect a suitable cassette player to your computer, according to the User Manual, and insert the rewound cassette 3. Hold down CONTROL and press the ENTER key. 4. Press PLAY on the cassette player. NOTE: Full loading instructions can be found in your Amstrad Manual. CONTROLS ******** Tank Busters has a fully user definable game control system, which is explained by the incorporated screen instructions. Joysticks may also be used and are selected from within the front end. All aspects of the game are open to user control, and can be altered by use of the highly flexible, menu driven front end. CTRL SHIFT ESC When pressed together will cause your tank to self destruct, aborting the game and returning to the main menu or the high score table on the next key press. PLAYING THE GAME **************** You sit at the controls of an advanced battle tank, looking out on the battlefield of the future. Your mission is to seek out and destroy all enemy forces operating on the asteroid you have been assigned to defend. Your own tank is equipped with a defensive shield and two kinds of weapon. Firstly you have a conventional cannon, firing high velocity armour piercing shells. In addition to these, you may fire wire guided anti-tank missiles. When fired, these are controlled by use of the left and right keys. Before the game begins, you may choose to use a variant of this missile which provides a televised 'Missile's eye view' of its flight. However, when a guided missile is in flight, you may not manoeuvre your tank. A head-up display is provided giving a 360 degree plan view of your immediate vicinity. Your tank is always in the centre of the display, the enemy guided missiles and tanks are shown relative to your position. The tanks which attack you are equipped with a conventional cannon similar to your own. When an enemy shell impacts with your tank, energy will be lost from the shield (the state of your shield is shown on a bar graph at the bottom of the display). Take care to preserve your shield, as the more tanks you destroy, the more dangerous those which replace them will become. Good luck! WARNING: Copyright subsists in all Firebird Software, documentation and artwork. All rights reserved. No part of this software may be copied, transmitted in any form, or by any means, hired or lent without the express permission of the publisher. If this program is faulty, or fails to load, please return it to the address below CLEARLY MARKED 'RETURNS' and it will be replaced free of charge. This offer does not affect your statutory consumer rights.

BATTLE-TANK SIMULATOR AMSTRAD/SCHNEIDER Published by Zeppelin Games Program DESIGN DESIGN Made in UK Take control of an advanced battletank ob the battlefield of the future. Seek and destroy the enemy tanks with two types of weapons from behind the relative safety of your defensive shield. AMSTRAD LOADING INSTRUCTIONS To Load Press RUN" Your tank is equipped with a defensive shield and two kinds of weapon. Firstly you have a conventional cannon, firing high velocity armour piercing shells. Secondly, wire guided anti-tank missiles. When fired, these are controlled by use of the left and right keys. Before the game begins, you may choose to use a variant of this missile which provides a televised 'Missile's eye view' of its flight. However, when a guided missile is in flight, you may not manoeuvre your tank. A head-up display is provided giving a 360 degree plan view of your immediate vicinity. Your tank is always in the centre of the display, the enemy guided missiles and tanks are shown relative to your position. The tanks which attack you are equipped with a conventional cannon similar to your own. When an enemy shell hits you, energy will be lost from the shield (the state of your shield is shown on a bar graph at the bottom of the display). Rotating red squares top up your energy. CONTROLS ******** Battle Tanks has a fully user definable game control system, which is explained by the incorporated screen instructions. Joysticks may also be used. All aspects of the game are open to user control, and can be altered by use of the highly flexible, menu driven front end. CTRL SHIFT ESC anort FEATURES ******** Head Up Display Colour Vector Graphics Continuous Error Free Operation Multiple High Score Tables Cover Design - Robert Aynsley The program code, graphics, music and artwork of this game are the copyright of Zeppelin Games and may not be reproduced, stored or hired without the written permission of Zeppelin Games Limited. (c) 1988 Zeppelin Games Ltd. 28 Osborne Road, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 A2J ENGLAND