Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: The Manhattan Project
Words in brackets [] were added by  me for descriptionPage numbers FOLLOW the pages-----------------------------------HOW TO PLAY                          KONAMI				     NES-T3-USATEENAGE MUTAINT NINJA    TURTLES III        THE     MANHATTAN      PROJECT						[FRONT COVER]KONAMI, INC. LIMITED WARRANTYKonami, Inc. warrants the original purchaser of this Konami software product that the medium on which this computer program is recorded is free from defects inin materials and workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of purchase. This Konami softwareprogram is sold "as is," without express or implied warrantyof any kind, and Konami is not liable for any losses or damages of any kind resulting from use of this program. Konamiagrees for a period of ninety (90) days to either repair or replace, at its option, free of charge, any Konami softwareproduct, postage paid, with proof of date of purchase, at itsFactory Service Center. 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Please contact your TV manufacturer for further information.							2WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF KONAMI!Cowabunga! You are now the most awesome owner-dude of TeenageMutant Ninja Turtles(R) III - The Manhattan Project TM for theNintendo Entertainment System(R). We suggest that you get totally hip to the following instructions before taking on this radical new challenge.TABLE OF CONTENTS    INTRODUCTION..........................4    HOW TO PLAY...........................5    CHECK OUT THE SCREEN..................8    TOTAL CONTROLS........................9    SMOOTH MOVES..........................9    DIGGING THE SCENES...................11    THE SHRED HEADS......................14    THE TURTLE WAXERS....................16							3WILL THE HALF SHELLS BE WASHED UP ON THE BEACH?Sun. Sand. Surfboards. Shredder? Talk about a party pooper. TheTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles try to take up a vacation only to have it cut short by Shredder's shadiest sham yet. He'll stop atnothing for revenge. This time that ice-hearted anti-hero made off with the entire island of Manhattan. His sinister alien allyKrang has given him the technology to rip the bustling boroughfrom its earthly ties with a rumbling earthquake and lift it into the sky. If our holday heroes ever want to see April O'Neiland the Big Apple in one piece again, they've got to burn rubberand get back home!							4DO THE SHELL SHOCK ROCKGetting back to Manhattan will be no smooth sail. You'll have touse every modus travelus imaginable, including jet surfboards,a battleship, a blimp and your own ingenuity. Here's why.Shredder's set up dastardly detours every inch of the way with the most mindless meat-ripping maniacs ever to have a taste forturtle. And he's taught them quite a few new treacherous tricks.The burliest beasts of all await at the end of all 8 totally awesome levels. But keep that melon of a chin up; you've got somestunning new moves yourself. You can take out enemies and rack uppoints for the good guys. So suit up with the turtle of your choice and prove that crime and late pizza deliveries never pay.How To Start Hanging With The DudesInsert your Game Pak into the NES TM and turn it on. Press the START BUTTON and you will be at the Player Select screen. Pressthe SELECT BUTTON to choose 1 Turtle, 2 Turtles A or 2 Turtles B.In 2 Turtles A mode, you can battle the geek gang simultaneously with a partner, but be careful not to incidentally ninja chop yourcomrade because you can inflict damage on each other. In 2 TurtlesB mode, you travel as a team also, but your attacks won't cause damage to your partner. Once you've made your choice, press the START BUTTON to move to the Turtle Select screen. NOTE: If you areplaying in 1 Turtle mode and you have at least one Turtle Life toshare, a second player can join at any time by pressing A BUTTONon the second controller.							5Pick a Shell, Any ShellLeonardo, Raphael, Michaelangelo and Donatello are at your disposal with each of their unique ninja specialties. Move the CONTROL PADLeft or Right to select the turtle who turns your crank, flips yourswitch or suits your fancy. When you've decided, lock in your choice with the A BUTTON. In 2 Turtles mode, the same turtle cannotbe chosen by both players. You have four turtle lives total, or four each in 2 Turtles mode. Gobble up all the pizza in your pathto restore energy. Earn points for pulverizing the pin heads and get an extra life every 25,000 you score. When a stage is cleared,you will receive a Time Bonus equal to the amount of time remaining.Now you're ready for a savage surfin' safari, turtle-style.[PICTURE]							6Pulling Off The Turtle SwitcherooOnce you've used up all that pizza inspired energy of yours (bogus),you will see the word SELECT appear on your Turtle indicator (cool).Time to choose another ninja. Switch to the turtle of your choice bymoving the CONTROL PAD Left or Right. You can pick the same turtle you were just using, but you cannot pick your partner's turtle if you're playing in 2 Player mode. Your point total will stay the same.Lock in your selection with the A BUTTON. Once you've used up allyour lives, you move to the Game Over screen. In 2 Turtles mode, ifyou reach Game Over and you have no more lives, you can borrow an extra life from your partner by pressing the A BUTTON. NOTE: You canswitch turtles at any time during the game when one of your lives runs out.To Be, Or Not To Be ContinuedWhen you've reached the Game Over screen, there's no reason to betotally bummed out. You can choose to Continue up to three times.Select CONTINUE with the CONTROL PAD and press the START BUTTON. Ifyou choose to Continue, you will be at the very beginning of the level you were just in with the same point total. Sock it to 'em,Samurai!							7CHECK OUT THE SCREEN    [SCREEN SHOT]Point totalTurtle in actionLives leftEnergy gauge							8TOTAL CONTROLS[CONTROLLER CHART]SMOOTH MOVESThose training sessions with Splinter are about to pay off in a bigway. Shredder's got some dirty tricks up his kimono sleeve, but you've some new ninjitsu nastiness of your own.Attack: 	   Press the B BUTTONFlying Flip Jump:  Press the A BUTTONFlying Ninja Kick: Press the B BUTTON mid-jump.Jab & Toss: 	   Press the CONTROL PAD Down and the B BUTTON	           simultaneouslyGet Loose: 	   If you get bitten by a Mouser, or get your arms		   pinned by a Foot Soldier, you can get free by 		   tapping any button rapidlyPause:		   Press the START BUTTON during game play. Press		   again to resume play.							9TUBULAR TURBO ATTACK MOVESYour most powerful secret, but when you use one, you'll use up oneunit of energy. Although, if you only have one unit left, it won'tbe used up. Each turtle has his own specialty. To engage in a TurboAttack Move, press the A & B BUTTONS simultaneously.[PICTURE] Leonardo's Cyclone Sword SpinThe Big Kahuna of the bunch has come up with a new use for his Katana Blades after observing his blender one day.[PICTURE] Michaelangelo's Kangaroo KickLuckily, our fun-loving friend has found time to put down his pizzaand nunchukas to learn this powerful stomp.[PICTURE] Donatello's Knockout RollStill the brains of the operation, Donatello has figured out a wayto make the enemies look like a league of bowling pins.[PICTURE] Raphael's Power Drill AttackAlways the hot head, Raph has found a way to put it to good use. Bybecoming a spinning head-first battering ram! And as always, he's got the dual Sai daggers.							10DIGGING THE SCENES[PICTURE] Ft. Slaughterdale Beach	  Palm trees and warm sand. It's a far cry from the steel	  and concrete back home. But Shredder's sent some 	  hometown boys to bring you back to reality by kicking	  sand in your eyes.The Typhoon Tidal Pool					 [PICTURE]Catch a wild wave on your jet powered surf board, butwatch out for sharks in Foot Soldier disguises. BaronVon Spleen's Battle Barge will keep yor head abovewater. If you can keep from getting fried by the flamethrowers.							11[PICTURE] Brooklyn Bridge Is Falling Down	  Shredder's unnatural earthquake has had some devastating	  effects on the bridge that'll leave you trembling.Welcome To The Jungle					 [PICTURE]Alleys, garages, subway platforms. Never let your guard down for a second, or you'll be street slime.[PICTURE] The Sewer Pipe Nightmare	  The sewer passageways are like a maze. Pretend there's a 	  pizza waiting at the other end for an added incentive.							12[PICTURE] The Technodrome	  The shell shaking legend of the Technodrome lives on.	  Tackle the terrors of Shredder's lair and you'll be one	  tough turtle.Vertigo Point Tower					  [PICTURE]Soar to the roof on an open air gondola on the outside ofthe building. Don't look down or you may get flattened byfalling obstacles.[PICTURE] Krang's Spaceship	  The place has atmosphere. From Dimension X! That can do	  some strange things to a turtle. Seek out and destroy the	  Gorgon Gravitation Device before it makes sauce out of 	  the Big Apple!							13THE SHRED HEADS[PICTURE] Bebop[PICTURE] Slash[PICTURE] Groundchuck[PICTURE] Dirtbag							14[PICTURE] Rahzar[PICTURE] Shredder[PICTURE] Leatherhead[PICTURE] Krang[PICTURE] Tokka							15THE TURTLE WAXER TEAM[PICTURE] Foot Soldier[PICTURE] Rock Steady[PICTURE] Mouser[PICTURE] Stone Warrior							16TREAT YOUR KONAMI GAME PAK CAREFULLY  * This KONAMI Game Pak is a precision-crafted device with complex    electronic circuitry. Avoid subjecting it to undue shock or     extremes in temperature. 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Stock No. 004-000-00345-4.							18NOTES__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________							19			[PICTURE]Konami is a registered trademark of Konami Co. Ltd. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles(R) and the distinctive likenesses thereofare registered trademarks and copyright 1991 by Mirage Studios,exclusively licensed by Surge Licensing, Inc. Nintendo(R), NintendoEntertainment System(R), and NES TM are trademarks of Nintendo ofAmerica Inc. (C) 1992 Konami, Inc. 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