^c7eThis conversion of Wolfenstein 3D is dedicated to Dave Howard.
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^c7e TABLE OF CONTENTS
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STORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
CONTROLS . . . . . . . . . . 6
ABOUT ^c7cId ^c00 . . . . . . . . . . 12
ABOUT ^c80Powerslave ^c00 . . . 15
MORE WOLFENSTEIN! . . . 16
THE REST . . . . . . . . . . 19
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^c00This is the epic story of B.J. Blazkowicz, American spy for the Allied forces in World War II. Facing horrific dangers, sometimes he only had a knife and his wits between him and death. His escape from Nazi imprisonment is the stuff of contemporary legend.
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^c00Herein are the tales of our hero and his nighttime assault on the wagers of chemical war: his assignment to eliminate Otto Giftmacher, the creator of the weapons; his search for the plans to the Giftkrieg, or Poison War; and his final battle against the man organzing the insidious war, General Fettgesicht. This is the tale of how B.J. Blazkowicz became a symbol of freedom and justice, how he stood against untold odds and dealt the enemy a crippling blow.
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Captain William J. "B.J." Blazkowicz, you've got a gun and a deadly mission ahead. Good luck!
Hey, if you make it, you'll have something to tell your grandkids about . . . .
If you don't, at least you'll go out in a blaze of glory!
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^c7eCONTROLS
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In Wolfenstein 3-D, you can use the keyboard, mouse, or Acorn-compatible joystick.
To move around the menus, use the arrow keys to move from item to item, then press ^c6eEnter ^c00to select that item. ^c6eEsc ^c00always backs out.
Or use the mouse or joystick -- they work, too!
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Once you are in the game, use the arrow keys to move. Hold down ^c6eShift ^c00to run fast.
Press ^c6eCtrl ^c00to fire your weapon.
Use ^c6eAlt ^c00 with the left and right arrows to slide side to side instead of turning left or right. This is called "Strafe Mode."
Press ^c6eSpace ^c00to Open Doors and activate elevators to go to the next floor of the keep.
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When using the mouse or joystick, use button 1 to shoot, button 2 to strafe.
With a mouse or three-button joystick, use the third button to open doors.
Your joystick may even have a fourth button, useful as a run button.
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Once you have more than one weapon, the keys 1-4 choose the weapons:
Holding down the fire button is fun, but short bursts save bullets.
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Some walls in the prison can be pushed back to reveal hidden rooms. Hold down Space to push the wall in front of you. Just think of Space as the Use key. It will use doors, use elevators, and so on.
There are locked doors in the castle that require either a gold or silver key. It will be somewhere on the floor you're on.
If you find your health dropping, pick up some food or first aid. You'll find you're damaged more when shot at close range.
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Pick up the ammo left behind when you toast someone. For instance, perforate an SS--free machine gun!
You get a free guy every 40,000 points, so collect those treasures! (You can have a maximum of nine lives.)
When you get killed, you lose everything but your gun and start at the beginning of the floor you were on.
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^c7eABOUT ^c6eId ^c7eSOFTWARE
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Yes, that's Id, as in the id, ego, and superego in the psyche. These guys were kind enough to license Wolfenstein 3D for playing on your Archimedes. How can you beat that?
^c2cWe'll answer that question in a few months. . . .
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^c7eId Software is . . .
^c6ePROGRAMMERS
^c00John Carmack
John Romero
^c6eARTIST
^c00Adrian Carmack
^c6eCREATIVE DIRECTOR
^c00Tom Hall
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^c7eId Software is . . .
^c6eCHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
^c00Jay Wilbur
^c7eCONTRIBUTORS
^c6eCOMPOSER
^c00Robert Prince
^c6fADDITIONAL PROGRAMMING
^c00Jason Blochowiak
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^c7ePowerslave Software is . . .
^c7e. . . um . . .
^c00Eddie Edwards
^c6eMANY THANKS TO
^c00Ann Edwards
^c00Ian Ferguson
^c00Jon Kale
^c00Daniel Simms
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^c7eEPISODES TWO AND THREE
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You have all this right here:
^c29Operation: Eisenfaust
^c00Fight an evil army of undead killing machines, the hideous experiments of the maniacal Dr. Schabbs! Then battle the deadly Doctor himself!
^c29Die, Fuhrer, Die!
^c00With the Third Reich crumbling around him, Hitler seems bent on taking the world with him. You must charge his gigantic bunker, find him, and end the evil once and for all!
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^c7eNOCTURNAL MISSIONS
^c29Episode Four: A Dark Secret
^c00Intelligence has uncovered a Nazi plot for large scale chemical warfare. You must eliminate maniac scientist Otto Giftmacher.
^c29Episode Five: Trail of the Madman
^c00The scientist is dead but the plans are in motion. Explore the dark dungeon and find the plans, man!
^c29Episode Six: Confrontation
^c00Prepare for the final battle with General Fettgesicht, organizer of the chemical war!
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^c7eA FRIENDLY REMINDER
^c00This game is not shareware: it is only available from Powerslave Software or authorized dealers. Please do not distribute the Archimedes version of Wolfenstein 3D. If you do, you will be directly contributing towards the demise of the Acorn games scene - you have been warned!
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^c7eABOUT POWERSLAVE SOFTWARE
^c00Powerslave Software is committed to providing Acorn users with top-quality games and whatever else we feel like writing. We are out to prove that when it comes to games, or anything else you want to do on your computer, the Archimedes can beat them all!
We would like to thank YOU for supporting us by buying this game. Please remember to send in your registration card so we can plan for your needs and wants.
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^c7eQUOTES FROM THE TAP
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Here's some quotes from Spinal Tap:
Nigel Tufnel, Lead Guitarist: "These go to eleven."
Derek Smalls, Bassist: "They're like fire and ice, and I see myself as somewhere in between - kind of like luke-warm water, if you will."
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^c7eQUOTES FROM THE TAP
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David St Hubbins, Guitarist: "I'm sure I'd feel a lot worse if I wasn't under such heavy sedation."
Ian Faith, Manager: "Well you should have seen the cover they ^c29wanted ^c00to have."
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^c7eTHANK-YOU LIST
^c29A few without-whoms:
^c00Neil Edwards, Cake (yes, my brother is called Cake), Mark Lynch, Simon Reap, Nick Richards, Sam Miller, Frank Isodor, Martin Thomas, John McIlroy, all my beta testers, and everyone else who has supported me and been cool.
Thanks also go out to Id Software, especially Jay Wilbur (CEO) and John Carmack (a ^c29real ^c00without-whom!)
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^c7eCONCLUSION
^c00Thanks for playing Wolfenstein 3-D. Please support Powerslave Software if you enjoy this game, and if you don't . . .
. . . write and tell us why - we'll try to fix it next time!
