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The Project 64 etext of the Ruff and Reddy manual 
Converted to etext by Curt Coder.

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RUFF and REDDY(TM) IN THE SPACE ADVENTURE

ENGLISH

Ruff and Reddy have agreed to test Professor Flipnoodles
Pocket Rocket. At blast off, something goes terribly wrong and
the rocket spins wildly out of control, heading off into deep
space.

It crash lands on a planet inhabitated by small blue aliens known
as Lilli-Punies. Some of these have decided to go exploring on
a nearby planet and have become either lost or captured.

The Lilli-Punies kidnap Ruff and Reddy and tell them that the
only way to regain their freedom is for Ruff to go and rescue all
the missing aliens.

Without much of a choice the Lilli-Punies take him to the planet
where their friends are.

THE SEARCH BEGINS!


YOUR MISSION
Ruff has to search through four areas of the alien planet,
beginning on the surface and working his way underground.

Each level comprises of various puzzles to solve and varying
amounts of Lilli-Punies to find - 20 in all.

Collect all Lilli-Punies in a section to complete it. Bouncing
objects are score bonuses. Watch the time limit doesn't run
out.


LOADING INSTRUCTIONS
Reset machine insert disk into drive.


SCORING
 50 Points per bouncing object
100 Points per Lilli-Puny
500 Points for using a puzzle item
500 Points for collecting a puzzle item

LOADING INSTRUCTIONS
LOAD"*",8,1 RETURN RUN RETURN

Controls: Joystick in Port 2
          Fire = Jump except when under water
Quit:     Run-Stop
Pause:    Space


Programming, Design & Graphics by: Twilight.

Illustration: Julie Hebdon.
(C) P.A.L. Developments 1990.