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HTG1395

3-in-1 LCD Game

Holtek Semiconductor 

of the game. To continue the game just

press the ²PAUSE² key again.

- If the game has not been resumed within

two minutes, the game will be automati-

cally turned off. (Auto power off)

- The game can be turned off any time by

pressing the ²ON/OFF² button.

- Press the ²MUTE² key to suppress any

sounds generated.

- In the ²PAUSE² mode, when the power is

turned off (either automatically or manu-

ally) and then turned on again, the image

remains frozen in the PAUSE mode. Press

the ²PAUSE² button to continue the

game.

- When a game is finished or at power off,

the highest recent score and difficulty

level are updated.

¨ Counting methods

- For each eagle killed by the hen 10 points

is added to the score.

- When the hen has killed 15 eagles, the

player is promoted to the next set in the

array.

- Once the next LEVEL has been achieved,

if neither the hen nor any of her chicks

have been eaten at the beginning of a new

inning, 50 points is added to the score.

- Limitations on the LCD score board pre-

vents the score to be increased beyond

9990 points.

HTG1395

¨ Sound effects

This IC can produce four different types of

sound.

The sounds are categorized as follows:

- Movement between sets

Each time the game is increased to a

higher level of difficulty a short fanfare is

played.

- LEVEL music

Played to indicate the best score achieved

so far. The music is exactly the same as

that for movement between sets.

- GAME OVER

When a game finishes, a short fanfare will

be played.

- Score music

Played when a score which is higher than

a previously recorded score is achieved.

This music is the same as that in GAME

OVER.

- The eagle swooping down

Played when the eagle swoops down out of

the sky. ¢Bleep!,Bleep!¢ sound.

- The hen walking

Played when the hen moves left or right or

while the eagle is swooping toward the

hen and her chicks.

¨ When one of the four types of sound, de-

scribed above (see section 2), is played the

keys are temporarily disabled.

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August 18, 2000

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