Football Trivia
Challenge
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Football Trivia Challenge
A PLAYERS GUIDE
C«ntent«
The Cftallenge 2
Starting Up 3
The Locker Room 4
Playing The Game b
Handling Your Compact Disc 8
Credits 9
THE CHALLENGE
With NFL Football Trivia Challenge you go head-
to-head with your fellow pro football experts,
answering tough questions to move the ball down
the field and score. You'll need to know your foot¬
ball, and you'll need to be quick because - just
like the real game - it doesn't wait around for you
to make up your mind.
With nearly 1,500 questions and lively commen¬
tary from Pat Sumineral I and Tom Brooks hier, NFL
Football Trivia Challenge is a game that is always
challenging and always fun.
The object of NFL Football Trivia Challenge is to
correctly answer questions and move the football
down the field to score touchdowns or kick field
goals, The player with the most points at the end
of the game is considered the winner. But don't
feel bad if you don't score the most points,
because having fun and learning about the tradi¬
tions of football are what this game is ail about.
STARTING UP
1 * Set up your Genesis™ and SEGA CD™
systems and plug in Control Pad l,
2. Turn on your TV or monitor, then turn on
the Genesis.
3 . Press START or the A, B f or C Button when
you see the SEGA CD logo to display the
Sega CD Control Panel.
4 * Press START or the A,R, or C Button to
open I he disc tray.
5 * Place the NFL Football Trivia Challenge CD
on the disc tray, label side up. Press the A,
R, or C Button to close the tray.
4* Press Start to move the hand cursor on the
Control Panel to the CD-ROM Button,
Important: If you don't see the Sega™ screen,
turn the power switch off. Check your Genesis
and SEGA CD setup, make sure the CD is firmly in
the disc tray, then turn the power switch on again.
THE LOCKER ROOM
The Locker Room provides access to the main
areas or the program: Skill Level, Team Selection,
Play Came, Exit, and Help.
Each locker has a helmet and a jersey that repre¬
sent the players' options. When you start up the
disc, both players are started at Rookie Level, and
the home and visiting teams are chosen at random,
Use the D (Directional) button on your control
pad to select an option. Press the A, B, or C but¬
ton to choose an option.
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Jerseys. (Skill Level) Choosing this option takes you to the
Skill Level Screen. Here you can select your skill level. Use
the D Button to select a jersey and press the A, B, or C Burton
to choose a level. The questions get harder as the levels
increase from Rookie to Veteran and then to All-Pro. Two players
can play at different levels, so Rookies can challenge A11-Pros
and still have an equal shot at winning.
Helmets. (Team Selection) Selecting this option takes you to
the Team Selection Screen, Here you can choose your favorite
team from either the AFC or the NFC conference. The helmets
let you choose your Learn. Here, you can pick a team from the
AFC conference by using the D button to select a helmet
(team) and pressing any button (A, B, or (!) on your control
pad. It you would like to pick a team in the NFC conference,
just select the TO NFC/AFC toggle button and press any button 5
(A, B, or Q on your control pad. The NFC team helmets will
appear. Selecting a team returns you to the Locker Room,
where your selected helmet is displayed above your locker, ■
Ramp, iPlay Game) Selecting this option takes you to the
game board screen where all the action takes place.
First Aid Klf. (Help) When you choose (he First Aid kit, you
will view a presentation that describes the different elements of
the various interfaces in this title and how to use them. Help is
interruptible by clicking a button on your control pad.
Showers. (Exit) When you are finished playing NFL Football
Trivia Challenge, simply select the Showers option in the
locker room.
PLAYING THE GAME
The Came Board Screen has both the scoreboard,
at the top of the screen, anti the game board at the
bottom. You'll need to keep on eye on both os
you play NFL Football Trivia Challenge.
THE SCOREBOARD:
Helmets* The Helmets show who's playing as
the Home anti Visiting teams.
Football, The Football shows which team cur¬
rently has possession.
Game Clock* The Came Clock shows how many
questions remain in the quarter.
Ploy Clock* The Ploy Clock ticks down the
seconds remaining in each play.
Quarter, Down, YTG [Yards To Go), and Ball On*
These read-outs show the current quarter, down, yards to go
tor a first down, and relative position of the football on the field.
Football Field* The arrow on the gridiron shows the cur¬
rent position of the football on the field.
THE GAME BOARD:
Question/Answer Toggle Button* This big question
mark is probably the most important button on the screen. Use
the D Button on your control pad to select it and press any of
the buttons (A, B, or O to choose it. But you've got to l>e on
your toes, because choosing it starts the play. Pat Summers II
will read the questions and you select the button a second time 7
to see the possible answers, Just move your cursor {by using
the D Button on your control pad) to the choice you think is
correct and press any button on your control pad. If you don't
even try to guess at an answer before the Play Clock runs
down, then you lose that down. Speed is important in select¬
ing the right answer, since the faster you answer a question, the
more yardage you get.
Tima Out Indicators. Stumped by a question? Maybe
you should use one of your time outs. Selecting the Time Out
Button slops the play clock and gives you an extra 24 seconds
to answer the question. After the time out expires, the play
dock starts up again, so be ready!
PAUSE* Selecting the Start Button on your control! pad will
pause the game. Select it again to resume play.
4th Down Options* On fourth down you can punt the
ball ff yoiF don't think you'll be able to make enough yardage
to get a first down. Punts always put your opponent onto their
own 20 yard line, so strategy comes into play in either going
for it (selecting the question) or punting. Also, when you're
inside your opponent's 35 yard line, the Punt option changes
to a Held Coal, Just use the D Button on your control pad to
select the Field Goal button and press any button (A, B r or Q
before starting the play if you want to go for three points.
Exit* The Exit button takes you back to the Locker Room.
Now that you know the basics, pul your
football knowledge to the test,
GOOD LUCK!
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