Fast paced, simple yet addictive game. Control your lazer ship to blaze through all the portals and create the biggest chain, while avoiding the enemies.How To PlayMain MenuUse the arrow keys (d-pad) to scroll up and down through the following menu optionsStart Game - highlight and press key 5.Volume - highlight then using the arrow keys move left & right through the optionsExit - highlight and press key 5In-GameUse the arrow keys to control your ship, and collect the portals. Your ship will move slowly until you line up with the portals, at which point the lazer will activate and blaze you towards the portalThere are 8 portals to collect: Slow Speed Portal - 1 point Medium Speed Portal - 2 points Fast Speed Portal - 3 points Bonus Accumulator - this will increase the portal points Teleport Portal Extra Life Invincible for 5 seconds Destroy the aliens except the clonesThere are 3 types of enemys: Bouncing Alien Portal Destroying Alien Clone Player - You will die only on collisionPause MenuTo activate the Pause Menu, press key 9, then either key 5 to resume the game or key 9 to go back to the main menuTrial VersionThe trial version contains 1 playable level.Full VersionThe full version contains the following features:50 challenging levelsXM Tracked MusicFull screen play60 fps actionHigh Score TableDevicesAll Nokia Symbian Series 60 Phones. Tested on Nokia N-Gage & Nokia 6600.
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Lazer Blazer (Series 60) 1.0
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Symbian OS V6.0 or greater - Approximately 530KB installed | ||
| Downloads | 0 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Paradise Games | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 15 Feb 2006 | ||
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