Are You All That?(tm) DVD Game Set Up

Game Set Up
Your host, Dr. Know-It-All Browne, will help set up your customized, fully interactive DVD trivia game. You will use your remote control to select desired options from on-screen menus:
	Select Game Length
	Select Number of Players
	Select Character
	Select Bonus Category

What You Need to Play

Getting Started

Repeated Questions

Select Number of Players
	You can choose from one to four players or teams from the Game Set Up menu.
	Highlight the number of players or teams desired and press enter or select.

Select Character & AYAT Bonus Category
The final set up screens prompt each player (one at a time) to select a character and a bonus category.
Select a Character:	Select a Bonus Category:

Lil’ Choo: the disco train of the '70s	Who Said That - popular and famous quotes
Axe: the heavy metal rocker of the '80s	Fun & Games - sports, games, toys and amusements
Tye Dye: the hippy micro bus of the '60s	Feel the Beat - music
Dawg: the hip hop Chihuahua of the '90s	Inventions & Discoveries - science & industry factoids
	In the News - current events; past and present
	Stage, Screen & Gallery - movies, theatre, TV, & visual arts

Using the DVD remote control,
Player 1 one chooses a game persona by highlighting and selecting the desired character. Then he or she chooses an AYAT Bonus Category.
Player 2 follows the same procedure, selecting one of the three remaining characters and a bonus category.
Player 3 selects one of the two remaining characters and a bonus category.
Player 4 must select the remaining character to complete the select-character section of game set up and select a bonus category.
(A player can choose any AYAT Bonus Category, whether or not another player has already chosen the same category.)
After the last AYAT bonus category has been selected, the game begins.

Select Game Length
	Decide how long your game will run by choosing the number of questions per game.
	The default AYAT game length is 10 questions.
	But you can choose: 10, 20, 30, 50, 75, 100 or 250 questions per game
> A 10-question game takes about 15 minutes and works well for a quick one- or two-player game.
> A 30-question game is suggested for a four-player contest and takes about an hour.
> A 250-question game... well the Doctor challenges you to see how long that will take!

Choose length of game from the Game Set Up menu by highlighting and selecting “Set Game Length.” This will take you to a second menu.
Highlight and select the desired number of questions for your game.
Return to the main menu by selecting “Return to Main Menu”.


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