Sega 75020 instruction manual Battery Installation, TV Connection, Connecting to a VCR, Set Up

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Model 75020

For 1 player / Ages 8 and up

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

P/N 82390200 Rev.A

WARNING: EPILEPSY AND SEIZURES READ BEFORE OPERATING YOUR ARCADE LEGENDS SEGA GENESIS

A few people may experience epileptic seizures when viewing flashing lights or patterns in our daily environment. These persons may experience seizures while watching TV pictures or playing video games. Players who have not had any seizures may nonetheless have an undetected epileptic condition.

Consult your physician before playing video games if you have an epileptic condition or experience any of the following symptoms while playing video games: altered vision, eye or muscle twitching, other involuntary movements, loss of awareness of your surroundings, mental confusion and/or convulsions.

BATTERY INSTALLATION

This game is powered by four (4) AA (LR6) batteries.

Using a screwdriver, loosen the screw until the battery compartment door can be removed.

Insert four (4) AA (LR6) batteries (we recommend alkaline) as indicated inside the battery compartment.

Replace the battery compartment door and tighten the screw with a screw- driver. Do not over-tighten.

ADULT SUPERVISION IS RECOMMENDED WHEN CHANGING BATTERIES.

TV CONNECTION

NOTE: To connect Sega Genesis directly to a TV, the TV must be equipped with audio and video input jacks. They are commonly found on the front of the TV near the contrast, color, and picture adjustment controls or on the rear of the TV near the antenna and cable/satellite jacks.

If your TV does not have audio and video input jacks, you may connect Sega Genesis through a VCR connected to your TV.

CONNECTING TO A VCR

To connect Sega Genesis to your VCR, insert the yellow video plug from the Main Unit into the video-in (Yellow) jack on your VCR, the white audio plug into the left audio-in (white) jack. Then set the VCR to the appropriate video input mode (see your VCR’s operating manual for details).

ADULT SUPERVISION IS RECOMMENDED WHEN CONNECTING CABLES TO A TV AND VCR.

BUTTONS AND FEATURES

Start

Power

Directional Pad

Menu

Button A, B, C

 

SET UP

The Sega Arcade Legends contains 6 of the most popular games built-in, with no extra equipment needed.

SOME CONTENT IN THE GAME PLAYERS WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ACCESS, FOR EXAMPLE THE TWO PLAYER MODE. THIS IS THE ORIGI- NAL GAME SOFTWARE AND HAS NOT BEEN ALTERED.

Games Included:

Sonic the Hedgehog 2

Ecco The Dolphin

Columns

Alex Kidd and the Enchanted Castle

Gain Ground

The OOze

IMPORTANT! NOT ALL GAMES WILL WORK IN THE TWO PLAYER MODE. A MESSAGE WITH “TWO PLAYER” MODE WILL APPEAR ON THE START- UP SCREEN BUT WILL ONLY RESPOND FOR THE “SONIC THE HEDGE- HOG 2” GAME. THIS IS A CARRY OVER FROM THE ORIGINAL GAME SOFTWARE.

SONIC THE HEDGEHOG 2

The Legend

Thanks to the original Sonic, the Genesis became the biggest selling console throughout the world. Sonic 2 launched with a heightened anticipation and expectation, and it didn’t let the Blue Hedgehog’s army of fans down quickly becoming one of the top-selling games of all time. It's worldwide appeal and availability ensured that almost everyone who had a Genesis played Sonic 2

The Game

Dr Robotnik is at it again, turning all the animals in the forest into robots, enabling him to build his doomsday machine! He’s grabbed control of every- thing except the 7 Chaos Emeralds. These magnificent gems are believed to hold exceptional powers and if he gets his hands on them, he could have the entire world in his grasp.

It’s all down to one spiky haired dude and his protégé Miles “Tails” Prower to find the emeralds, free the animals and squash Robotnik forever.

The Controls

D-Button: Moves Sonic or “Tails” left and right. Hold the button LEFT or RIGHT to speed up. Press DOWN to spin while moving.

Button A, B or C: Makes Sonic or “Tails” perform a spin-jump

Super Spin Attack

Press the D-Button DOWN while moving to spin like wildfire and bump off ene- mies.

Press Button A, B or C to jump while spinning and knock of badniks from below or jump on them from above

Super Dash Attack

Hold Still, press the D-Button DOWN and press A,B or C button to rev up like a turbo engine.

Getting Started

Press start at the Title Screen. (Note 2 player VS mode is not operational)

To play as “Tails” go to the options screen and select “Sonic and Tails”, then press Start.

ALEX KIDD AND THE ENCHANTED CASTLE

The Legend

By the time the first Genesis version of an Alex Kidd game arrived in 1989, he was already by far the most played Sega character, owing to the fact that the original was the built-in game for the Master System.

Alex’s father, King Thor has been kidnapped by Ashra, the mean ruler of planet Paperock. Alex goes to find his father, using his power to wallop anything that get’s in his way. He then grabs the gold and treasures that magically appear.

A big surpise also awaits Alex as he finds himself dragged into a game of Janken with Paperock bullies. In this game he has to make a hand signal of paper, rock or scissors at the same time as his opponent. If Alex’s sign beats the bully’s sign he wins. If not Alex gets bonked out and loses some of his gold.

The Controls

D-Button

Press UP, DOWN, RIGHT or LEFT to make Alex move in that direction.

Press DOWN and RIGHT or LEFT to make Alex crawl in that direction

Press UP when Alex is in a doorway to make him go through it

Press in any direction to move the marker on the Item Selection Screen.

Start Button

Press to start game.

Press to continue from the Start game screen

During play, press to enter the item selection screen

Button A or Button C

Before play, press to exit from the game options screen

During play, press to make Alex jump

Release during a jump to make Alex kick

On the Item Selection screen, press to pick up or put back the item that the marker points to

Press Button A to exit from the Item Screen Selection

Button B

Press to make Alex punch and push blocks

On the Item Selection screen, press to put back an item you are carrying.

In the Sukpako Motorcycle

Press the D-ButtonRIGHT to speed up and LEFT to slow down

Press Button A or C to jump

In the Pedicopter

Press the D-ButtonLEFT or RIGHT to fly in that direction

Press Button A and C continuously to rev up and take off.

Press Button B to fire missiles

On the Pogo Stick

Press the D-ButtonLEFT or RIGHT to jump in that direction

Press the D-ButtonDOWN for low jumps

Press Button A or C for high jumps

Swimming

Press and hold the D-ButtonUP, DOWN, LEFT, or, RIGHT to make Alex swim in that direction

Release the D-Buttonto make Alex float to the surface

When pressing the D-ButtonUP, press Button A or C to make Alex jump. Alex can jump only when he is on the surface of the water

Press Button B to punch

Game Options screen

Use this screen to review and change your game settings before playing the game

Continue

If you have 1000 Baums of gold (or more) when the game ends, Continue lets you begin an new game at the round where the last game ended. Select Continue and press Button A to resume play.

Difficulty

Select the number of lives Alex will have when the game starts

Easy- Alex has 5 lives and the enemies are only moderately mean

Normal- Alex has 3 lives and he and the bullies are evenly matched

Hard- Alex has 1 life and there are mean Paperockers everywhere!

Control

Reverse the control settings, making Buttons A and C punch and Button B jump.

Sound Test

Press Button A or C to preview the in game sounds

Janken

Select this option to practice playing Janken. Select you opponent then press Button A or C. When the Janken game is over, select another opponent or press Button B to return to the Game Options screen.

To Play Janken

Press the D Button to select a sign then press Button A to start playing.

The rules are

Paper Vs Rock- Paper covers rock so paper wins

Rock Vs Scissors- Rock breaks scissors so rock wins

Scissors Vs Paper- Scissors cuts paper so scissors wins

ECCO THE DOLPHIN

The Legend

Regarded as one of the most beautiful games ever created, Ecco often lays a claim to being the first truly artistic game. The developers used motion capture from real dolphins giving Ecco the ability to swim gracefully through the waters and flip above the waves. From its launch in 1992 it became an instant classic

The Game

A whirlpool has torn all life from Ecco’s home bay and he must fight to stay alive and find the lost Dolphin pod, traveling from the rip tides of the Southern Gulfs to the chill of the Northern Seas.

The Controls

Start Button

Skips the opening sequence and demo games

Exits the titles screen and goes to the submerged cavern

Exits the password screen and starts the quest from your password level

Exit’s Ecco’s map and returns to the quest

Pauses the game during play, resumes a paused game

D-Button

Moves Ecco Left or Right to leave the submerged cavern at the start of the game. Right takes Ecco to the start of a new quest, Left goes to the pass- word screen.

Moves the highlight on the password screen

Makes Ecco swim in any direction. Hold down the button for cruising speed, and to make Ecco leap when breaking the surface of the water. Tap the but- ton to swim slowly through dangerous passages. Press Button C to speed up.

Exits Ecco’s map and returns to the quest

Button A (Sonar)

Makes Ecco sing in the direction he is facing. Songs call to other singers and fight off danger

Echoes back information about the surrounding ocean. Hold the button down until Ecco’s song returns. Then Ecco’s map will appear, showing the important undersea features in the direction Ecco is facing

Exits Ecco’s map and returns to the quest

Exits any text screen

Erases a letter on the password screen

Button B (Charge)

Makes Ecco charge forward in a short range, high-speed attack. Ecco can charge schools of small fish to grab food or attack enemies to make them dissolve

Exits Ecco’s map and returns to the quest

Enters a letter on the password screen

Button C (Speed Swim)

Pumps up Ecco’s swimming speed. Press the button repeatedly then hold down to maintain speed.

Makes Ecco flip. Use the D-Buttonto make Ecco swim toward the surface, then press Button C when Ecco jumps. The faster Ecco is going, the more spectacular the jump

Enters a letter on the password screen

COLUMNS

The Legend

Originally launched October 10, 1990, Columns transports you back in time to a bygone civilization, the ancient world of Phoenicia. And play the game that originated among the Phoenician merchants - Columns. It's incredibly capti- vating. You'll find yourself losing track of time. Yet it's very simple. You don't have to be a game whiz to play at the hardest level.

The Game

Columns of sparkling, rainbow-color jewels drop one after another. Arrange 3 or more jewels of the same color horizontally, vertically, or diagonally and remove them from the play screen. If the columns pile up to the top, the game is over. If you have the urge to challenge something different, try Flash Columns. In the Flash Columns version, you'll be timed on how quickly you can make a flashing jewel disappear.

Start on the easiest level and work your way up. Or challenge one of the high- er levels from the start. So simple and so captivating! If you're ready for a game that's full of strategy and action, then you're ready for COLUMNS. With a little help from the Phoenician gods you can perform miracles!

The Controls

D-Button

Press up or down to select a game mode.

Press left or right to move the columns in those directions.

Press down to increase the speed at which the columns drop.

Start Button

Press to start

Press to pause; resume play.

Press to cancel the "HOW TO PLAY" demonstration.

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75020 specifications

The Sega 75020 is a powerful microprocessor that played a significant role in the evolution of arcade gaming, particularly through its association with the Sega Saturn console. Launched in the mid-1990s, the Sega 75020 is part of the family of custom chips that Sega utilized in their gaming hardware.

One of the defining features of the 75020 is its architecture. It is built on a 32-bit RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) design, which allows for efficient processing and execution of commands. This architecture enables the chip to handle complex calculations and rendering tasks with ease, making it ideal for the demanding graphics and gameplay requirements of contemporary arcade systems.

The Sega 75020 incorporates a dual CPU design, consisting of two Hitachi SH-2 CPUs. This dual-processor configuration allows for simultaneous processing of various tasks, enhancing overall performance and enabling smoother gameplay experiences. The ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously is crucial for rendering complex 3D environments that were becoming increasingly common in the gaming industry at that time.

Another significant aspect of the 75020 is its integrated graphics processing capabilities. The chip features a built-in 2D graphics accelerator, which significantly improves the efficiency of rendering sprites and backgrounds. This technology allows developers to create visually rich and immersive gaming experiences that captivate players.

Moreover, the Sega 75020 is designed with a high memory bandwidth, which facilitates quick data transfers between the CPU and memory. This is essential for modern gaming, where rapid access to textures and other assets can greatly enhance the visual fidelity of a game. The system can support multiple megabytes of RAM, enabling more extensive and detailed game worlds.

In terms of connectivity and compatibility, the Sega 75020 supports a variety of communication interfaces, allowing it to interact with other hardware components such as sound chips and input devices. This versatility further solidifies its status as a core component in Sega's gaming systems.

Overall, the Sega 75020 represents a significant advancement in arcade technology during the 1990s. Its combination of dual CPUs, integrated graphics processing, and high memory bandwidth made it a crucial part of Sega's efforts to remain competitive in the rapidly evolving gaming landscape. As a result, the 75020 not only influenced the success of the Sega Saturn but also left a lasting legacy on the development of gaming hardware in subsequent years.