		Bust-A-Move-2: Arcade Edition (WIN95/DOS)
			 

If you are experiencing any problems with Bust-A-Move-2: Arcade Edition, please 
take some time to read this technical supplement before calling our technical 
support number. 

Windows95 Users:

Bust A Move is a DOS based game but will run fine under Windows95. Any 
problems you experience with Bust-A-Move-2: Arcade Edition will probably not 
involve Windows95 configurations.  


Memory Management(DOS Users): 

If you are having problems with Bust-A-Move-2: Arcade Edition, they may be 
related to how your memory is allocated. Outlined below are some procedures 
for configuring your computer's memory.

For Bust-A-Move-2: Arcade Edition to function properly, we recommend that MS-
DOS have a total of at least 500K of conventional memory available. The more 
conventional memory the merrier, but we have had success in running Bust-A-
Move-2: Arcade Edition at this setting. You can check the amount of memory you 
have by typing MEM [enter] at the DOS prompt (C:\>). The number after "Largest 
executable program size" is the amount of conventional memory you currently 
have.
 
If you are experiencing any type of memory error (i.e. memory allocation, fatal 
errors, etc.), please execute the following instructions:

Press the F8 key when the screen displays "STARTING MS-DOS". If you are 
using DOS 6.2 or higher,  you will be asked to confirm all of the drivers that need 
to be loaded and processed in your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files. If 
you are uncertain as to which drivers should be loaded, refer to the 
CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT file examples in this supplement, and/or to 
your hardware manuals. Note that you may also use a DOS boot disk to simplify 
the start up process. Refer to the DOS Boot Disk Instructions section.


				TROUBLESHOOTING

OUTSTANDING ISSUES
Listed below are some known problems with Bust-A-Move-2: Arcade Edition.  If 
you are experiencing a problem that is not on the list of known problems, please 
continue reading before calling customer support.

Bust-A-Move-2: Arcade Edition has problems with the following configurations:

1. Bust A-Move-2: Arcade Edition has a sound configuration problem with the 
InterWave 32 sound card. The game returns an error stating: SND_init: Digital sound 
hardware not found. This error occurs in both native DOS and in a Windows 95 DOS 
box environment. Bust-A-Move-2: Arcade Edition uses the Miles sound drivers which do 
not support the InterWave32.

2. PCs that use the Aztech Sound Galaxy 16 (it's common in Packard Bell PCs) may get 
an error when running Bust-A-Move-2: Arcade Edition from a DOS prompt. This should 
not occur when running the game out of  a Windows 95 DOS box. It is recommend that 
you run this out of a Windows DOS box to avoid this error.

 3. The game doesn’t run when using a Cyrix GX video card. SciTech’s Display Doctor 
may not be compatible for use with this card. 

If you experience problems setting up your sound card, try setting the sound 
settings manually, instead of using automatic detection. At a DOS prompt (C:\>) 
type SET and use the settings displayed in the sound setup program.

SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 T1
(your soundcard setting should look similar to this one)


DOS Boot Disk Instructions (See Technical Supplement)


			ACCLAIM TECHNICAL SUPPORT 

Phone Support
Acclaim’s Technical Support Department can be reached at (516) 759-7800 
Monday - Friday from 9 AM to 7PM Eastern Standard Time.  You can also reach 
us at our web page at http://www.acclaimnation.com

If, after reviewing this technical supplement, you are still experiencing problems 
please read this section and call us. We have a staff of technicians ready to 
assist you with any problems you may have. PCs today can have many different 
hardware and software combinations. Because of this, we may need to refer you 
to a computer company, hardware manufacturer, or system software publisher in 
order to properly configure your system. When you do call us, please try to be 
near your computer. It would be very helpful to have access to a fax machine. 
Please have the following information ready:

-A listing of your computer type and hardware contents. Specifically, we need 
 all the information on the video card.

-The contents of your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files. 

-The EXACT error message displayed (if any).

