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                              In Your Face FAQ
                              For the Game Boy
                      Version 1.0 (Created 10/27/2010)
                              By Devin Morgan

      This file is Copyright (c)2010 Devin Morgan. All rights reserved.

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Table of Contents

1. What's New
2. Introduction
3. Controls
4. Overview
5. Copyright Notice

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-=  1. What's New -=
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Version 1.0 (10/27/10): The first version.

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-=  2. Introduction -=
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In Your Face is a VERY simplistic basketball game for the Game Boy. It is 
meant to be street ball, in that you play only on half of the court with one 
hoop, and with only 1-2 players on each team. If playing against the computer 
which can be tough is not enough, you can play against a second human player. 
Either way, there is nothing memorable at all; the players are all the same 
and there are no statistics whatsoever. Nonetheless, if you want to try this 
game, feel free, but be warned it is EXTREMELY basic!

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Control Pad: Move player

A: Block (defense), pass (offense)

B: Jump (defense), shoot (offense; tap twice)

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At the title screen, you can choose a game against the computer or against a 
second human player. The next screen lets you choose if this is a 1 on 1 or a 
2 on 2 game. This basically means you play solo or you have a teammate. 
Following this point, you will choose from four players to use (there are no 
statistics, so it does not matter who you pick). If you selected a 2 on 2 
game, you can pick from two teams of these arbitrary players.

Next, you can tweak the game's settings, such as whether the winner or loser 
must leave upon defeat, and the amount of time/score the game is played 
until. Once you are done here, the game begins with a coin toss to determine 
who gets the ball first.

The basketball game itself is street style, taking up only half of the court. 
The hoop, which you share with your opponent, is at the north end. Take a 
shot and if you make it in, you score a single point. Gameplay then starts 
back at the half-court line.

There are a couple of quick things to note about the game. When shooting, you 
press B once to jump in the air, but you must press B a second time while 
facing the hoop to shoot the ball. If you don't do this, you will be given a 
foul for traveling and the opponent receives the ball. Also, if you are 
grabbing a rebound from a failed shot, you must run southward from the hoop 
(as designated by an arrow that appears), effectively "taking out" the ball 
for another shot attempt. This is meant to keep things fair to an extent, 
presumably.

After the game ends, you can simply play again or not. Nothing is saved, and 
there are no statistics that affect gameplay whatsoever.

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This file is Copyright (c)2010 Devin Morgan. All rights reserved. Please view 
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