AGENT X

THE GAME

Shock horror headlines! The President has been kidnapped! Mad professor runs
off with most powerful man on Earth scandal hits stunned world. Ransom note 
tells of evil dastardly plot to brainwash leader into warmongering maniac - if
they can find the brain.

Send for Agent X. Mankind's only hope. Ultra secret mission in last minute 
dash to prevent one maniac putting another maniac in as President. Total 
panic. Go to Red Alert. Stand by to nuke EVERYBODY - just in case - if he
fails. I thought this stuff only happened in computer games!?!#??

Find the lab Agent X grab the President and get him out to our handily placed
oil rig, which just happens to be heavily fortified. Then pick up the bomb and
go blow that loony commie pinko professor into so much crazy dust. And do it
today. Now. Go.

COMPLETE BRIEFING

We don't know much ourselves, so we can't tell you much that will help. If we
did we wouldn't need you anyway, so be grateful you've got a job in the first
place. To reach the lab you have to travel along the highway, through the mine
and get past the missiles intact enough to save the President.

You have your standard issue agent's car and laser rifle. Use the vertical 
scrolling device on the car well and the road should not  prove a dead-end.

The rifle is primarily of use in the lab grounds, where the professor will 
probably be lobbing things at you. Show off your super-tuned reflexes by 
blasting enough away and you MAY get a chance to shoot the loony himself.

Always assuming you've managed to fight your way along the mineshaft, of 
course. Once you get the Man out, fly the tunnels to the open sea then go back
and ZAP the labs once and for all.

CONTROLS POSSIBLE

JOYSTICK: KEMPSTON SINCLAIR OR CURSOR
KEYBOARD: Q = UP	O = LEFT
	  A= DOWN	P= RIGHT
	  BOTTOM ROW = FIRE


LOADING INSTRUCTIONS

Agent X is a multi-load game.
LOAD "" enter to load first part. Stop tape once loading is complete and 
follow on-screen prompts thereafter.


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Mastertronic and may not be reproduced, stored, hired or broadcast in any
form whatsoever without the written permission of Mastertronic. All rights
reserved.

(c) Mastertronic Limited 1986

Made in Great Britain
Design: Words & Pictures Ltd., London  
