How does one learn the rules, objectives, etc. of a partic..

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Since there is no help in most games, how does one learn the objectives and
rules of games where the subtleties are not obvious.

steve rosen
roswell, ga

 

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"Steve Rosen" <steverosen@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> Since there is no help in most games, how does one learn the objectives
> and
> rules of games where the subtleties are not obvious.
>


www.gamefaqs.com

> steve rosen
> roswell, ga
>
>

 

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Steve Rosen wrote:
> Since there is no help in most games, how does one learn the
> objectives and rules of games where the subtleties are not obvious.
>
Stand around the machine in the arcade and watch the more experienced
players ;0)

--
Alex

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Zoidberg: "They took away my credit cards!"

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[Troy]

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Have you tried using the 'COMMAND.DAT' file? Get it from here:
http://home.comcast.net/~plotor/
Install the file as directed for your version of mame, access it when
running a game by pressing [TAB]. It's particularly good for the
fighter games.

Troy.


On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 12:18:40 GMT, "Steve Rosen"
<steverosen@mindspring.com> wrote:

>Since there is no help in most games, how does one learn the objectives and
>rules of games where the subtleties are not obvious.
>
>steve rosen
>roswell, ga
>