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The Project 64 etext of the Rygar manual, converted by Eero J.
Uusitalo, aka MetalHead <Eero.Uusitalo@sci.fi>.

RYGAR10.TXT, April 1997, etext #197.

Note from the etexter: This is the Kixx budget game version, so the
original manual may vary.

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RYGAR

OBJECTIVE
As Rygar you fight your way through the many levels, blasting off the
aliens you encounter. When going through the different levels you
should pick up as many different icons as you can which will change
your power and status.  These appear in the bottom of the screen.

LOADING INSTRUCTIONS
CBM 64/128
Cassette-Press shift and run/stop keys together. Press play on your
tape recorder.

Plug Joystick into Port # 2.

KEYBOARD CONTROL
Z-Left; X-Right; SHIFT-Jump;RETURN-Fire;SPACE BAR-Duck
All other options are displayed on the screen.

(c)1986 TECMO All rights reserved. Licenced to Kixx. Conversion by
Probe Software.

Copyright subsists on this program.
Unauthorized broadcasting, diffusion, public performance, copying or
re-recording, hiring, leasing, renting and selling under any exchange
or repurchase scheme in any manner is strictly prohibited.

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End of the Project 64 etext of the Rygar manual.

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