Sega Super Monkey Ball 2, User Manual

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Monkey Billiards 2
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Party Game
Monkey Billiards 2
FLOW OF THE GAME
Rule Select
Number of Players
Character Select
Gameplay Settings
You can select from four rules: US
9, JPN 9, Rotation, and 8 Ball. With
JPN 9, up to 4 players can enjoy.
With others, you play either against
the COM or another player.
Vs. Mode
1, 2, or 4 Players Alternating
FLOW OF THE GAME
Character Select
Gameplay Settings
Play against the COM in a tourna-
ment with varying modes. Try and
see how far you can get!
Tournament Mode
1 Player
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US 9 Ball — Rules
US 9 Ball is played with 2 players. You will play against either the
COM or another player.
As long as you hit the lowest-numbered ball
first, any ball can be sunk into the pocket.
You will continue your turn until you either
miss or make a foul.
Turns to Hit
You must hit the ball with the lowest number
on the pool table.
Which Ball to Hit
Your main objective is to sink the 9 Ball. As
long as the lowest-numbered ball is hit first,
you may sink the 9 Ball with a combo shot for
the win. If the 9 Ball is sunk while you make
a foul, it is placed back on the table.
Sink the 9 Ball to Win
If the cue ball drops into the pocket, it is
called a foul. If the first ball hit is not the low-
est-numbered ball, this is also a foul. The
next player can place the cue ball anywhere
on the pool table to take his turn.
Foul
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JPN 9 Ball — Rules
Japanese 9 Ball is played with 4 players. COM players will play
the vacant places, if any, to fill in.
You get 1 point from each player if you pocket
the 3, 5 or 7 Ball, and 2 points if you pocket
the 9 Ball. You get double points if these
balls are sunk into side pockets.
Scoring
Each player is given 20 points to start the
game. The player with the most points after
all sets are finished wins the game.
Play for Points
You will continue your turn until you either
miss or make a foul.
Turns to Hit
As in US 9 Ball, you must hit the ball with the
lowest number on the pool table, but you
may sink any numbered balls. The 3, 5, 7
and 9 balls will, however, be placed back on
the table if they are sunk before their order.
Which Ball to Hit
When the 9 Ball is sunk in its proper order,
and if the cue ball stops at the breaking area
of the table, the same player breaks the next
set from the same spot. Otherwise, the next
player breaks.
Sinking the 9 Ball
As in US 9 Ball, it is a foul if a cue ball is
sunk or when the lowest-numbered ball is
not hit first. Any ball sunk will be placed back
on the table.
Foul