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Each game offers increasingly difficult levels of game play as you attempt to beat either the computer or a friend. BUTTON FUNCTIONS On•Start•Enter — Press this button to wake the game or enter a game selection. New Game — Press this button to change the number of players and the game mode. Sound — Press this button to turn the sound on or off. Hint — Press this button to get a hint of the next move you should make. 1,2,3 (Game Mode Selection Buttons) — Press these buttons to choose your game mode or grid level. Selection — Press any of these nine (9) buttons to choose the location of your mark (X or O). GETTING STARTED Press the On•Start•Enter button to wake the game. (NOTE: The unit goes to sleep after sit- ting idle for 3 minutes). Press New Game to change the number of play- ers and the game mode. Press 1 to play against the computer, Press 2 to play against a friend. Next, press 1,2, or 3 to select the game mode. (NOTE: If you are playing against the computer, you are the O’s and the computer is the X’s). Select the square to place a game piece by pressing the number button (1,2, or 3), which corresponds to the level of the space you want. Next, press one of the nine (9) Selection buttons, which corresponds to that space. GAME MODES There are three (3) challenging game modes; Standard Noughts and Crosses, Triple Noughts and Crosses and Random Block. Standard Noughts and Crosses (Button 1) Play on the upper level only, this is the electronic version of the traditional game. Triple Noughts and Crosses (Button 2) Using all three levels, this version is much more challenging as you try to anticipate all of your opponents possible moves. The centre space is always blocked at the beginning of each game, making the game even more challenging. Random Block (Button 3) This version is similar to Triple Noughts and Crosses, except that various spaces are blocked. The blocks randomly appear in different spaces at the beginning of the game. STARTING OVER While “GAME OVER” is flashing, press On•Start•Enter to start another game. This will start a new game while keeping your scoring his- tory in memory. (NOTE: at the end of each game you will see your scoring history flash. First Wins then Ties then Games). E1 MODEL 75011 For 1 to 2 players / Ages 8 and up INSTRUCTION MANUAL P/N 82388910 Rev.A Game Mode Seletion Buttons Selection Buttons New Game Sound HintOn/Start/Enter Our Pocket Noughts and Crosses gives you clas- sic Noughts and Crosses game play with a chal- lenging twist. Choose from Standard, Triple and Random Block game modes. Each game offers increasingly difficult levels of game play as you attempt to beat either the computer or a friend. BUTTON FUNCTIONS On•Start•Enter — Press this button to wake the game or enter a game selection. New Game — Press this button to change the number of players and the game mode. Sound — Press this button to turn the sound on or off. Hint — Press this button to get a hint of the next move you should make. 1,2,3 (Game Mode Selection Buttons) — Press these buttons to choose your game mode or grid level. Selection — Press any of these nine (9) buttons to choose the location of your mark (X or O). GETTING STARTED Press the On•Start•Enter button to wake the game. (NOTE: The unit goes to sleep after sit- ting idle for 3 minutes). Press New Game to change the number of play- ers and the game mode. Press 1 to play against the computer, Press 2 to play against a friend. Next, press 1,2, or 3 to select the game mode. (NOTE: If you are playing against the computer, you are the O’s and the computer is the X’s). Select the square to place a game piece by pressing the number button (1,2, or 3), which corresponds to the level of the space you want. Next, press one of the nine (9) Selection buttons, which corresponds to that space. GAME MODES There are three (3) challenging game modes; Standard Noughts and Crosses, Triple Noughts and Crosses and Random Block. Standard Noughts and Crosses (Button 1) Play on the upper level only, this is the electronic version of the traditional game. Triple Noughts and Crosses (Button 2) Using all three levels, this version is much more challenging as you try to anticipate all of your opponents possible moves. The centre space is always blocked at the beginning of each game, making the game even more challenging. Random Block (Button 3) This version is similar to Triple Noughts and Crosses, except that various spaces are blocked. The blocks randomly appear in different spaces at the beginning of the game. STARTING OVER While “GAME OVER” is flashing, press On•Start•Enter to start another game. This will start a new game while keeping your scoring his- tory in memory. (NOTE: at the end of each game you will see your scoring history flash. First Wins then Ties then Games). E1 MODEL 75011 For 1 to 2 players / Ages 8 and up INSTRUCTION MANUAL P/N 82388910 Rev.A Game Mode Seletion Buttons Selection Buttons New Game Sound HintOn/Start/Enter SLEEP MODE Pocket Noughts...