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The Project 64 etext of Guardian Angel
Converted to etext by Neil Tomlinson.

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                            GUARDIAN ANGEL
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 THAI BOXERS!
 
 
 You are plunged into the depths of the CRIMINAL WORLD IN DOWNTOWN
 MANHATTAN.  One thug after another assaults you - often GANGING UP IN
 A BRUTAL ATTACK.  The evil killers will be armed to the teeth with
 FLICK-KNIVES, IRON BARS, BASEBALL BATS AND EVEN CHAIN SAWS!
 
 Watch out for Ricky "Death Star" Chang - he'll try to mow you down in
 his fork lift truck.  Vile rats carrying bubonic plague come
 scuttering off the ships.  Obliterate them with low karate kicks.
 
 You're on your own now.  Only you stand between the hoards of
 MURDEROUS SCUM and the ordinary citizens it is your duty to protect as
 one of the GUARDIAN ANGELS.
 
 
 LOADING: C128 users select C64 mode.  Type LOAD press RETURN.
 
 If you have difficulty loading: try the B-side of the cassette.  It
 contains an identical copy of the A-side.
 
 
 Use a joystick in port 2 or use the keys below:
 
 Left     6
 Right    7
 Down     8
 Up       9
 Fire     0
 
 Press f5 if you want to redefine these keys.
 Press f1 to start game.
 
 During the game press f7 to pause the game.
 Press RESTORE to quit the game.
 
 
 Use left and right to run.
 Use up for a high kick.
 Use down for a low kick.
 Use fire for a punch.
 
 
 Punch the sailors.  Low-kick the rats.  High-kick everything else. 
 Hint: learn how many kicks it takes to kill each enemy.  Then hold up
 while counting down the kicks.  Then press left/right to turn round to
 get an enemy on your other side just as you begin to make your final
 kick at the first enemy.  You will be able to make a very quick turn.
 
 
 
 
 Programming & Design     Dinamic Software
 Graphics                 Dinamic Software
 Music                    Dinamic Software
 Project Manager          Tim Miller
 Production               Stewart Regan & Shan Savage
 Illustration             Rod Walker
 
 
 These programs including code, graphics, music and artwork is the
 copyright of the Code Masters Software Co. Ltd. and no part may be
 copied, stored, transmitted or reproduced in any form or by any means,
 hired or lent without the express permission of the Code Masters
 Software C. Ltd.