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[. . . ] Empowered with these extra-normal abilities via implanted augmentations, Frost is immediately sent to the frontlines of a war as a secret weapon against the destructive regime. Stranded in hostile territory, cut off from command and far outnumbered, Frost and a handful of men must try and stop the entire renegade militia's plan threatening to plunge the world into darkness. 3 INSTALLING PROJECT SNOWBLINDTM ON YOUR PC TO INSTALL PROJECT: SNOWBLINDTM ON YOUR PC: Insert the game DVD into your DVD drive IF: Then: Your computer has the PROJECT: SNOWBLINDTM Autorun Autorun option enabled program will automatically fire up. Choose INSTALL from the Autorun program to install PROJECT: SNOWBLINDTM onto your PC's hard drive. Autorun is disabled Right-click on your PC's DVD Drive icon and choose the EXPLORE option. [. . . ] When prompted to overwrite the current file, select Yes and press the ENTER key. Note: Selecting Yes, will overwrite older data in a save file. Once you overwrite data, it cannot be restored. PAUSE MENU Press the ESC key to open the Pause Menu. From here you can view both primary and secondary objective assignments and status, load a saved game, and change game options. RESUME GAME LOAD GAME Resume your current game. Load save game data to continue the game from the point where it was saved. Adjust various game settings, including: OPTIONS L Controls -- Select a control scheme. L Invert Vertical Axis -- Toggle the camera view on (inverted) or off (inverted). L Look Sensitivity -- Adjust the camera response time. L Volume -- Adjust the volume of SFX (sound effects), Music and USB Headset (multiplayer only). L Brightness -- Adjust the brightness of your computer screen. L Subtitles -- Turn the game subtitles on/off. L Dolby Pro Logic II -- Toggle Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound on/off. (Connect your computer to a sound system with Dolby Pro Logic II or Dolby Pro Logic IIx decoding to experience the excitement of surround sound. QUIT Return to the Main Menu. 19 ONLINE PLAY The online portion of this game is subject to the terms and conditions under the User Agreement located within the game. A full copy of the User Agreement is available at: www. eidos. com/online ONLINE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Up to 16 players can battle online or over a Local Area Network. In order to play PROJECT: SNOWBLINDTM online, you need: L Broadband Internet connection or Local Area Network (LAN). PATCHES During login, you may be prompted to download a patch. L View the screen names and team affiliations of other players. L View scores and see the game type set by the host. MULTIPLAYER GAME FEATURES CLASS & LOADOUT On the Staging screen, you can select the class (type of fighter) you want to be. Each fighter class uses different primary weapons, secondary weapons and bio-augmentations. For example, the Sniper class carries a sniper rifle as the primary weapon, while the Scout class carries a shotgun. You can select a new class when you respawn or pause play. The change will take place the next time you respawn. 22 ONLINE/LAN GAME TYPES ONLINE MODES DEATHMATCH HUNTER Destroy all opponents. At the end of play, the player with most kills wins. The hunter is an invisible stalker who tracks down and kills other players. The hunter has more health than the other players, all weapons and bioaugmentations, permanent invisibility, and does more damage. Become the hunter by finding the hunter token placed somewhere on the battlefield. If you are killed while the hunter, you drop the token. [. . . ] Some people are susceptible to epileptic seizures or loss of consciousness when exposed to certain flashing lights or light patterns in everyday life. Such people may have a seizure while watching images or playing certain video games. This may happen even if the person has no medical history of epilepsy or has never had any epileptic seizures. If you or anyone in your family has ever had symptoms related to epilepsy (seizures or loss of consciousness) when exposed to flashing lights or patterns, consult your doctor prior to playing. [. . . ]