Arachnid Super Shuffle, Руководство оператора

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4 Super Shuffle Operating Manual
A Strike is a feat that means you knocked down all the
pins with one puck. A Strike earns you 10 points plus the
next two pucks thrown. Example: You throw a strike on
the first frame. On the next puck you knock down 2 pins.
On the third puck thrown, you knock down 7 more pins.
This in total will earn you 19 points for the first frame
(10+2+7=19).
A Spare is a feat where you knock down pins for the
first puck and then knock down the rest on the second.
A Spare earns you ten points plus the next puck thrown.
Example: If you get a spare in the first frame and 3 points
on your next turn, you earn 13 points for the first frame
(10+3=13).
An Open mark means you knocked down no pins on
the puck you threw. This is commonly referred as a
“gutter ball”. No pins means no points.
The player with the most points at the end of the game
wins.
Classic Bowling PRO: This 1-4 player game plays
exactly like the SuperShuffle’s Classic Bowling with one
minor difference. The in game puck is smaller. This
makes it harder to hit the sensors you want.
Split\Second: Split\Second is a one to six player game
of skill and timing. For the most part, Split/Second plays
like
Classic Bowling . You earn points for every pin
knocked down except Strikes and Spares.
The twist to this game is the Strikes and Spares. There is a
display above the pins that scrolls through point combina-
tions. These are the possible points you can get for Strikes
and Spares. A Strike earns the top score while the spare
earns the bottom score.
You will need to time your shots so that you get the best
points as possible. These points only count for Strikes and
Spares.
Split/Second PRO: This 1-4 player game plays
exactly like the SuperShuffle’s Split/Second with one
minor difference. The in game puckis smaller. This
makes it harder to hit the sensors you want.
B. Shuffleboard
These are the games that you might play on a normal
shuffleboard.
Knock Off: Players take turns sliding a puck down the
playing field. Lasers on the side of the game detect where
the puck is in relation to the playing field.
In order to score points, your puck must pass the foul line.
If it does not, it is removed (poofed) from play. Only pucks
that have completely crossed a point line will get those
points.
Example: If your puck lands on the line dividing 3 points
from 2 points, that puck is worth 2 points. This is because
that puck has not completely crossed the 3 point line.
Only the person whose farthest puck is closest to the end
of the table will have their points counted. That person
scores points on all his pucks that are ahead of his oppo-
nents.
The player who scored points shoots first next round.
Knock Off 11 The first to reach 11 points wins.
Knock Off 15 The first to reach 15 points wins.
You Vs. Super Shuffle: Selecting this menu, you
have the choice of playing either Knock Off 11 or
Knock Off 15 against the computer.
Crazy Shuffle: This game plays similar to a Highscore
game except that the playing area is vastly different.
The end of the board has 16 squares with numbers listed
between 2 and 9. Each player throws all of his pucks. Each
square is worth 100 times the value listed (2=200, 9=900).
Hangers are worth double!
The puck needs to make it past the foul line to stay in play.
A puck must completely cross into the 100 spot to score
any points.
At the end of a players turn, his score is tallied, and all
pucks are removed and all the squares are shuffled for the
next player. The player with the highest score after 8
rounds wins.
Leader of the Puck: This is a classic count up game. The
person with the most points at the end of 8 rounds wins.
Unlike the Knock Off games, each player throws all of
their pucks on their turn.
First to 21: Play as a normal high score game, except, the
first to 21 points wins. Unlike the Knock Off games, each
player throws all of their pucks on their turn.
C. League
Play League: This menu will contain a list of leagues for
players to choose from. The league is created by the
League Coordinator in LeagueLeader.
View League Standings: The players use this menu to
view the standings for a specific league. The standings file
is generated in LeagueLeader by the League Coordinator.