GAMES MICROSOFT XBOX LINKS 2004 Manual de usuario

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SWING

p. 16

SELECT CLUB

p. 14

SELECT

SHOT TYPE

p. 18

AIM

p. 15

B Mulligan p. 13

X Target Area Preview p. 7

Y Player Info p. 8

R Spin Control Gizmo p. 17

> Pause Menu p. 22

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WAYS TO PLAY

LINKS 2004

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Xbox

Live

, XSN Sports, Career Play, Skill Events, Single Round,

Challenges, System Link, and Tutorial

WHAT’S NEW FOR

LINKS 2004

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GAME CONTROLS . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 6

GAME SCREEN . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 8

MY PLAYER . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 10

Creating Your Player, Difficulty Levels, Skill Points, and more

SINGLE ROUND . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 12

Rules, Player Count and CPU Players, Courses, and Round Options

CLUB SELECTION . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 14

HITTING THE BALL. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 15

Aiming Your Shot, Real Time Swing, Spin Control, and more

SHOT TYPES . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 18

Using the Shot Types Gizmo and Partial Swings

CHIPPING AND PUTTING . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 19

Sand Shots, Reading the Green, Gimmes, and more

IN-GAME OPTIONS . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 22

The Pause Menu, Scorecard, Dropping, Game/Sound/Graphics

Options, User Soundtracks, and Free Roam Camera

CAREER PLAY . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 24

Tours, Skins Games, Skill Events, New Equipment, and Skill Points

XSN SPORTS . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 26

XBOX

LIVE

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Stroke “Fast Play,” Friends List, and more

CREDITS . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 31

WARRANTY . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 32

CUSTOMER SUPPORT . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 33

SAFETY INFORMATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABOUT PHOTOSENSITIVE SEIZURES

A very small percentage of people may experience a seizure

when exposed to certain visual images, including  ashing

lights or patterns that may appear in video games. Even

people who have no history of seizures or epilepsy may

have an undiagnosed condition that can cause these

“photosensitive epileptic seizures” while watching

video games.

These seizures may have a variety of symptoms,

including lightheadedness, altered vision, eye or

face twitching, jerking or shaking of arms or legs,

disorientation, confusion, or momentary loss

of awareness. Seizures may also cause loss of

consciousness or convulsions that can lead to injury

from falling down or striking nearby objects.

Immediately stop playing and consult a doctor if you

experience any of these symptoms. Parents should

watch for or ask their children about the above

symptoms—children and teenagers are more likely

than adults to experience these seizures.

The risk of photosensitive epileptic seizures may

be reduced by sitting farther from the television

screen, using a smaller television screen, playing

in a well-lit room, and not playing when you are

drowsy or fatigued.

If you or any of your relatives have a history of

seizures or epilepsy, consult a doctor before playing.

Other Important Health and Safety

Information The Xbox Instruction Manual

contains important health and safety information

that you should read and understand before using

this software.

AVOID DAMAGE TO YOUR TELEVISION

Do not use with certain televisions. Some televisions,

especially front- or rear-projection types, can be

damaged if any video games, including Xbox games,

are played on them. Static images presented during

the normal course of gameplay may “burn in” to the

screen, causing a permanent shadow of the static image

to appear at all times, even when video games are not

being played. Similar damage may occur from static

images created when placing a video game on hold or

pause. Consult your television owner’s manual to determine

if video games can be played safely on your set. If you are

unable to  nd this information in the owner’s manual, contact

your television dealer or the manufacturer to determine if video

games can be played safely on your set.

St Andrews

| PAGE 1

XSN Sports

After you subscribe to the Xbox

Live

service, you can join

XSN Sports at www.xsnsports.com, where you’ll meet

other

Links 2004

players, enter tournaments or host your

own, check your world ranking, view comprehensive stats,

and more! See page 26.

WAYS TO PLAY

LINKS 2004

Aviara

| PAGE 3

Xbox

Live

Subscribe to the Xbox

Live

™

service at

www.xbox.com/connect and you’ll be able to

tee up

Links

2004

(and other great games!)

with and against real, live players from

around the world! See page 27.

Career Play

Compete in over 30 tournaments

through  ve Tours with more than

$47,000,000 in virtual prize

money at stake! See page 24.

Skill Events

Within Career Play,

complete four levels of Skill

Events for bonus cash and

buy Skill Points to boost

your player’s abilities! See

pages 11 and 25.

Challenges

Select Challenges from the Main Menu

and put your skills to the test! As you win

Challenges, you earn golf balls; earn enough

and you’ll get a whole bunch of cool golf ball

skins

and

unlock up to four courses!

System Link

System Link is an option

available when you select

Multiplayer from the Main

Menu. You can physically

connect two Xbox

consoles using an Xbox

System Link Cable (one

player per system). Or, use

Ethernet cables to connect

up to four Xbox consoles

into an Ethernet hub.

Refer to the Xbox Manual

for instructions and

additional information.

Single Round

Play alone or with

friends on your Xbox®

video game system

from Microsoft. Playing

well in single rounds

will reward you with

extra money to buy

Skill Points! See pages

11–13.

Tutorial

After creating a new player pro le, play through the Tutorial

to learn the basics of

Links 2004

and also earn $40,000 to

buy additional Skill Points! To play the Tutorial any other

time, select Career from the Main Menu, choose your

Pro le, select Rookie Tour, Skill Events, and then Tutorial.

XSN SportsXSN Sports

For well over a decade,

Links

has set the standard for computer

golf games, but this completely redesigned version—created for

the Xbox—takes the game to a whole new level! Whether you’re a

veteran

Links

player or playing it for the  rst time, you’re in for the

ultimate gol ng experience!

The Greatest

Links

Courses EVER...

transport you to the most beautiful and realistic gol ng environments

ever created!

Links

has long been known for the quality of its courses,

but you’ve never seen anything like this!

Xbox

Live

...

opens up a literal world of possibilities, connecting you to Friends and

other

Links

players around the globe!

XSN Sports...

provides an exciting new arena within Xbox

Live

, where you can join

or create your own

Links 2004

tournaments, track statistics, view

your world ranking, chat with other players, and more!

Multiplayer Stroke “Fast Play”...

offers an exciting new mode of play available on Xbox

Live

and

System Link!

Thrilling New Career Play...

with over 30 tournaments on  ve different Tours! Successfully

complete Career Play to unlock the ultimate prize!

Skill Points...

you can use to enhance your player’s Power, Control, Putting,

and Recovery skills. Earn money to buy Skill Points every time

you play!

WHAT’S NEW FOR

LINKS 2004

Skill Events...

within Career Play give you the opportunity to earn extra money to

buy additional Skill Points and improve your player’s abilities!

Tournament-Style Broadcast Commentary...

makes it feel as if

you’re

the one playing on TV! Featuring analysis by

the legendary Ken Venturi.

Name Recognition...

for over 1,500 proper names and nicknames, which are used by the

commentators in the audio commentary.

An All-Star Pro Lineup...

including Annika Sörenstam, Mike Weir, Sergio Garcia, Jesper

Parnevik, and six other realistically rendered character models.

Unique Challenges...

to test your skills and unlock up to four new courses!

Incredible New Weather F/X...

including fog...and rain!

Spin Control Mechanics...

to give you unparalleled control over draws, fades, and

approach shots.

Downloadable Content...

will continually expand the

Links 2004

experience,

giving you new courses to play! Available soon through

Xbox

Live.

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Greywolf

Mauna Lani

| PAGE 7

View Aim Marker / Speed Up / Continue

Pre-Shot Press A to display Aim Marker;

press again to display Golfer

In-Flight Press A to speed up ball  ight

Post-Shot Press A to continue

Change Shot Type / Take Mulligan

Pre-Shot Press and hold B + move L to

change shot type

In-Flight Press B to take a Mulligan

Post-Shot Press B to take a Mulligan

Putting View / Top View / Replay

Pre-Shot Press X to display putting camera

(putting only)

Pre-Shot Press X to display top view

Post-Shot Press X to show replay

Display Player Info / Re-hit

Pre-Shot Press Y to display player info

Post-Shot Press Y to re-hit (with penalty)

Display Spin Control Gizmo

Pre-Shot Move R to display spin control;

click R to reset the ball spin

to default

Move Aim Marker

Pre-Shot Press ? to position Aim Marker

Display Pause Menu

Pre-Shot Press > [START] to display

Pause Menu

Disable Auto-Club Select

Pre-Shot Press < [BACK] to disable

automatic club selection

(current shot only)

Swing

Pre-Shot Move L Down to start swing

(backswing); move L Up to

complete swing (follow through);

click to display Grid (on green)

Change Club

Pre-Shot Pull l to change club (Up); pull

r to change club (Down)

Free Roam Camera

Pre-Shot Press b, and then move L and R

to steer and pull l or r to move

up/down

GAME CONTROLS

GAME SCREEN

New South Wales

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Distance to Aim Marker /

Difference in Elevation

Down arrow indicates that you’re

hitting downhill.

Hole Location Indicator

Shows the direction of the green.

Messages Display

Displays info, tips, and results.

Distance to Pin

Selected Club / Average

Club Distance / Selected

Shot Type

Wind Gauge

Displays strength and direction of

the wind (up means the wind is at

your back).

Player Info

Hole Number; Par; Name; Shot

Number; Score through last

completed hole.

Control Options

Displays available functions.

Terrain Type

The terrain on which the ball

currently lies.

Alternate Ball In-Flight Screen

Tracks the speed of the swing and

shot distance/distance from the pin.

Sponsored by Suunto.

Power Meter

Not displayed on Advanced level.

Aim Marker

The direction you’re aiming.

Spin Control Gizmo -or-

Shot Types Gizmo

See pages 17–18.

Creating Your Player

The  rst time you play

Links 2004,

you’ll need to create your player.

If you ever want to make changes to your player, or create a new

player, select My Player from the Main Menu.

To create your player

1. Enter a name for your player, and then press A.

2. Select a character style and create your player’s look. Don’t

press A until you’ve selected all the options!

3. Choose your weapons! (Note that some of the Pro Golfers can

only use their real-life brands.) When you’re  nished, press A.

4. Pick a nickname to be used by the in-game commentators, and

then select a dif culty level. When you’re  nished, press A.

MY PLAYER

Skill Points

Skill Points are bought with cash earned

by playing well in single rounds, Career

Play tournaments, and Skill Events. Up

to 20 Skill Points can be applied to

each of four attributes:

• Power: Hit shots farther.

• Control: Get more spin control

(see page 17).

• Putting: Extend and narrow the

Putting Assistant (see page 20).

• Recovery: Hit better chip,  op,

and punch shots (see page 19).

To buy Skill Points

1. From the Main Menu, select

My Player, select a Pro le, and

then select Buy Skill Points.

2. If you have enough money,

press ? Up/Down to select

an attribute and Right/Left

to apply a Skill Point.

Tutorial

After creating a player, continue

on to the Tutorial; learn to play

Links 2004

and earn an extra

$40,000 to buy more Skill Points!

My Player Options

To change a player’s attire or

equipment, or view stats, Skill Points,

and saved shots, select My Player from

the Main Menu.

tip–A player’s dif culty level cannot be changed once the

pro le is saved.

5. Assign Skill Points; you start with $30,000 (see next page).

tip–Shaft and Ball Bonuses are equipment upgrades earned

by winning Skill Events in Career Play (see page 25).

6. Press A to save your Pro le and your player is ready to go!

Difficulty Levels

• Beginner: Power Meter displayed with

recommended power line

(see page 16); full putting assistance; forgiving on errant swings.

• Intermediate: Power Meter displayed without recommended power

line; less putting assistance; less forgiving on errant swings.

• Advanced: No Power Meter displayed; little putting assistance;

errant swings fully penalized; wind realistically affects ball  ight.

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Loch Lomond

Except for preestablished rounds (such as Career Play tournaments)

you’ll need to select rules, player count, a course, and conditions.

Rules (Modes of Play)

• Stroke: Standard rules; players compete individually to complete a

round in the fewest number of strokes.

• Match: Two players compete to win a majority of individual holes.

• Nassau: A Stroke Play variation; players compete for the lowest

score on the Front 9, Back 9, and Overall—each worth one point.

• Skins: Players compete to win individual holes—each worth a

skin

• Stableford: A Stroke Play variation; instead of counting total

strokes,

points

are awarded: double eagles are worth 8, eagles 5,

birdies 2, pars 0, bogeys -1, and double bogeys or worse -3.

• Best Ball: Two-player teams compete, with the teammates playing

individually and using the better score on each hole.

• Alternate Shot: Two-player teams compete, with the teammates

taking every other shot.

Player Count and CPU Players

Some modes of play require an exact player count; others let

you decide how many Human Players (you and friends) and

CPU Players (Annika Sörenstam, Mike Weir, Sergio Garcia,

Jesper Parnevik, and others) will play the round.

To select players for the round

1. Set the Player Count, and then press A.

2. Highlight your Pro le, and then press A. If you’re

playing alone, you’re done!

3. Select your opponent’s Pro le (if applicable),

and then press A.

4. Select a Pro le and press A for each CPU

Player (when highlighted, dif culty levels

and skill ratings [1–20] are displayed).

Courses

When you  rst play

Links 2004,

you have four courses to

choose from:

• Aviara: A gorgeous seaside course in sunny Southern California.

• Greywolf: A mountainous, heavily forested course with treacherous

greens and drastic elevation changes.

• Mauna Lani: An island course, featuring lush terrain and lava beds.

• Superstition Mountain: An oasis in the heart of the Arizona desert.

Locked Courses

Four other courses are unlocked in Challenges; one in Career Play.

• New South Wales: One of Australia’s  nest; a classic links course.

• Oakmont: A legendary North American course with

extensive bunkering.

• Loch Lomond: 18 holes nestled on ancient Scottish shores.

• St Andrews: Perhaps the most renowned course in the world of

golf...where it all began.

• Ocean Mill: Experience the ultimate  ctional course, available

only by successfully completing Career Play.

Round Options

• Mulligans: Choose from None to Unlimited. A Mulligan is a re-hit

taken without a penalty.

• Holes: Select Front 9, Back 9, or all 18.

• Tees: Select Championship (hardest), Back, Middle, or Forward;

this determines which tee box you’ll hit from.

• Pin Positions: Select Dif cult, Medium, or Easy; this determines

the dif culty of the hole location on each green.

• Conditions: Select Clear, Cloudy, Rainy, or Foggy; moisture will

affect ball  ight, roll, green speed, and so on.

• Wind: Select Calm, Breezy, or Windy; ball  ight will be affected

depending on the velocity and direction of the wind.

SINGLE ROUND

St Andrews

| PAGE 13

Aiming Your Shot

An Aim Marker is automatically aligned

to the center of the fairway or pin at the

expected length of the selected club.

To move the Aim Marker

1. Press X for an elevated (top) view of the Aim Marker’s position.

-or-

Press A for a close-up of the Aim Marker.

2. Press ? to move the Aim Marker.

3. When the Aim Marker is where you want it, press A.

HITTING THE BALL

CLUB SELECTION

Automatic Club Selection

Before each shot, a club is automatically selected for you (displayed

in the lower-left corner of the Game Screen), but you’re free to select

a different club...and probably

should

in certain situations (below).

To change clubs

Pull l or r until the club you want is selected.

tip–A lower-numbered club hits the ball with less arc (loft),

so it goes further. Changing to a lower-numbered club is

called “clubbing down” or “taking an extra (or longer) club.”

• Terrain: You’ll usually need to take at least one extra club when

hitting from the rough.

• Wind: With wind in your face, take more club; take less club if it’s

at your back. Strong winds can make club selection very tricky!

• Uphill Lie: If the ball lies on an up-slope, your usual club will hit

the ball like a more lofted club, so you may need a less lofted club.

• Downhill Lie: To negate the effects of a steep downhill lie, use a

more lofted club than usual.

• Hitting from the Fringe: The Putter is automatically selected only

when you’re on the green; to putt from anywhere off the green,

you’ll need to change to the Putter.

• Obstacles: A club with more or less loft may help you hit over or

under obstacles (such as trees).

• Elevation: Hitting downhill or uphill often requires a club change.

tip–Elevation change and direction is displayed near the

Aim Marker (see next page). In general, go up or down one

club for every 30- to 40-foot change in elevation.

IMPORTANT! Moving the Aim Marker closer or

further away changes the selected club; to disable this

function (for the current shot only), press < [BACK].

Changing clubs always repositions the Aim Marker.

Several situations may require moving the Aim Marker:

• Sidehill Lie: If the ball is above a (right-handed) golfer’s feet,

the shot will tend to go left of the Aim Marker; a ball below

the golfer’s feet will tend to go right.

• Wind: A strong crosswind could move the ball drastically;

aim

into

the crosswind to compensate.

• Angled Landing Area: The ball may roll right or left on

tilted surfaces; aim to allow for the roll.

• Obstacle: Aim slightly left or right to avoid trees,

hazards, and so on.

• Dogleg: A dogleg is a hole with a sharply bent

fairway. Often, you can place the Aim Marker

to cut the corner and have the hole play

much shorter.

PAGE 14 |

Loch Lomond

Real Time Swing

For Beginner and Intermediate players, a Power Meter

is displayed to help gauge the swing. For Beginners only,

there is also a yellow recommended power line

for each

shot. There is no Power Meter for Advanced players. The

instructions below are for the Beginner dif culty level.

To make a full swing

1. Move L Down (toward you) in a straight line to

start the backswing.

2. When the yellow

power bar

reaches the yellow recommended

power line, move L Up (away from you) in a straight line to

follow through and hit the ball.

Accuracy

Hooks and slices are caused by getting out of alignment during the

swing. Try to move L straight Down and then straight Up.

tip–The recommended power line is only an estimate;

shot distance is determined by many factors, including club

selection, lie, wind, swing speed, and tempo.

Overswing

For maximum power, pause at the height of the backswing;

the controller starts to vibrate and the clubhead glows. Don’t

pause too long; the overswing power will drop quickly. And be

warned: the added power could make a poor shot even worse.

Power

The longer the backswing and the faster the

follow-through, the harder you’ll hit the ball, but

accuracy

and

distance also depend on the smoothness

of the stroke (tempo) and how squarely you hit the

ball (accuracy).

Tempo

Good tempo—a smooth backswing, and a  rm

(but not rushed) follow-through, executed

with consistent speed and without

stopping the motion—will help you

make accurate shots without

sacri cing power.

tip–A hook—a shot pulled left (by a right-handed golfer)—

leaves a yellow trail (called a tracer). A slice—a shot pushed

right—has a blue tracer. Straight shots have a white tracer.

Spin Control

The Spin Control Gizmo gives you control over how

the ball spins, allowing you to hit draws and fades,

stop the ball quickly, get extra roll upon landing, or

spin your approach shot back toward the hole.

To use Spin Control

1. Before you swing, move R to display the Spin Control Gizmo.

2. Move R in the direction you want the ball to spin—Left to

curve left, Right to curve right, Up to decrease the spin; Down to

increase the spin.

3. While still holding R in place, execute your swing.

tip–By adding Skill Points to the Control attribute, you’ll

get more spin and have more control over it!

Draws and Fades

For a right-handed golfer, a draw is a shot that curves slightly to the

left; a fade curves to the right. Hooks and slices are, respectively,

extreme draws and fades. Intentional draws and fades can be

achieved by using the Spin Control Gizmo to spin the ball in the

direction you want the shot to go.

Oakmont

| PAGE 17

HITTING THE BALL

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