WELCOME!
Welcome to Disney's Hot Shots Jungle Pinball!  Classic arcade
pinball goes jungle wild with Timon and Pumbaa - everyone's
favorite wisecracking duo from Disney's "The Lion King."
Before you embark on your jungle journey, please take the time
to read the information below or refer to it whenever you have
questions about your software.

Thank you for purchasing Disney's Hot Shots Jungle Pinball!

TABLE OF CONTENTS
I.  	Software Usage Instructions:
	A.  System Requirements  (Windows/Macintosh)
	B.  Software Installation  (Windows/Macintosh)
	C.  Sound Settings  (Windows/Macintosh)
	D.  Display Settings  (Windows/Macintosh)
II.  	Getting Started:  How to start the game once the
	software is installed  (Windows/Macintosh)
III.  	Troubleshooting:  Common problems and solutions
	(Windows/Macintosh)
IV.  	Game Description:  How to play the game and use
	the game controls  (Windows/Macintosh)
V.  	Game Options:  Options, scores, exit, escape key
	banner, etc.
VI.  	Customer Support:  Software registration, how to
	contact us
VII.  	End User License Agreement
VIII.  	Credits


I.  SOFTWARE USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
A.  System Requirements
To experience Jungle Pinball to its fullest, please make sure
that your system meets the following minimum requirements: 

IBM or 100% Compatible PC
* 486 with 33 MHz or faster processor
* 2x CD-ROM drive (minimum 300 KB transfer rate)
* 8 MB of RAM
* 256-color SVGA
* Microsoft Windows(R) version 3.1 or later or Windows 95
* Microsoft compatible mouse or other pointing device
* 16-bit sound card (8-bit supported) and amplified speakers or
  headphones 

Macintosh Computer
* A Macintosh (R) computer with 33 MHz 68040 or faster processor
  or Power Macintosh
* Apple (R) System Software version 7.1 or later
* 8 MB RAM or greater with 5.5 MB or more of application RAM
* 13" Monitor with 256 colors
* 2x CD-ROM drive
* 4 MB hard disk space

B.  Software Installation:
INSTALLATION OPTIONS
There are two ways to install Jungle Pinball:

* Minimal installation:
If you install the program using the Minimal installation,
you must always have the Jungle Pinball CD in the CD-ROM
drive to run the program.  This installation requires
approximately 1MB of free hard disk space for IBM/Compatible
PC or 4MB of free hard disk space for Macintosh computer

* Optimal installation:
If you install the program using the Optimal installation,
the most important and often accessed files will be copied
to your hard disk to increase performance.  You will still
need to have the Jungle Pinball CD in the CD-ROM drive to run
the full game.  This installation requires approximately 45 MB
of free hard disk space.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
* To install in Windows 95 or Windows 3.x:
1. Start Windows if it is not already running.
2. Select FILE on the menu bar (in Windows 95 click START),
   then choose RUN.
3. In the Command line box that appears, type d:\setup
   (or appropriate letter if your CD-ROM drive is not the
   d drive)
   and click OK.
4. Select the type of installation (Minimal or Optimal install).
5. To install:
   * to default drive or directory click NEXT.
   * to select drive or directory click BROWSE, then choose the
     drive letter and directory name where you want to install
     the program.  Click OK when finished, then click NEXT to
     continue.
6. Select the group or folder in which you would like the program
   icons to be added and click OK.

Notice for Windows 95 users: If you have not turned off the
Autoplay feature, Windows 95 will automatically start the setup
program the first time you insert the CD in the CD-ROM drive.
 
To install in Macintosh:
1.  From the FINDER, double click the CD-ROM drive icon to open
    the Disney's Hot Shots Jungle Pinball folder.
2.  Double click the Disney's Hot Shots Jungle Pinball INSTALLER
    icon and click CONTINUE.
3.  Select the install option you want (Minimal install or Optimal
    install).
4.  Click the INSTALL button.
5.  Select the folder in which you would like the Disney's Hot Shots
    Jungle Pinball files installed.  To accept the default folder,
    click the INSTALL button.
6.  When installation is complete, you will be prompted to restart
    your computer.


C.  Sound Settings
For IBM/Compatible PC:
During installation you also will have the opportunity to test your
MIDI settings for sound.  Jungle Pinball was orchestrated with full,
rich music and sound effects.  It is recommended that you test your
MIDI settings upon installation to make sure that you are
experiencing the full depth of the music.  If you do not hear all
of the music or sounds, please check the Troubleshooting section
for instructions on adjusting your MIDI settings.


D.  Display Settings
For IBM/Compatible PC:
Jungle Pinball requires a minimum display resolution of 640 by 480
pixels at 256 colors.  It is best viewed at 800 by 600 pixels, so you
may want to see if your computer supports a display setting of 800 by
600 pixels at 256 colors.  Follow the directions below to change your
screen settings.

Windows 95:
From the START menu, select SETTINGS, then CONTROL PANEL.
Double-click on the DISPLAY icon to open the DISPLAY PROPERTIES
dialog box.  Select the SETTINGS tab and then click on the
COLOR PALETTE drop down box and select 256 colors.  Now drag the
DESKTOP area slider to the 800 by 600 pixels position and click OK
(if your machine is not capable of this setting, the COLOR PALETTE
setting may change to less than 256 colors, or you may not be able to
select 800 by 600 pixels.  In this case, make sure your settings are
256 colors and 640 by 480 pixels since this is the minimum resolution
supported by Jungle Pinball). If this is the first time you have
changed your display setting, these steps my be different for you.
Please refer to your Windows 95 documentation to guide you through
the display settings process.

Windows 3.1:
Refer to the documentation for your computer's video card driver
software to determine the exact procedure for changing the screen
settings to 800 by 600 pixels at 256 colors.


II.  GETTING STARTED

To begin playing the game, follow the instructions below.

Windows 95:
1.  Insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive.
2.  Click START, then select PROGRAMS.
3.  Select DISNEY INTERACTIVE, then select DISNEY'S HOT SHOTS
    JUNGLE PINBALL and 2 icons will appear:
    * Select the INFORMATION icon to read detailed instructions
      and information
    * Select JUNGLE PINBALL to play the game
If AUTOPLAY is enabled, simply insert the CD in your CD-ROM drive.


Windows 3.x:
1.  Insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive.
2.  Double click the DISNEY’S HOT SHOTS program group.  Once
    inside this folder:
    · Double click the PINBALL INFORMATION icon to read
      detailed instructions and information
    · Double click PINBALL to play the game
    · Double click PINBALL UNINSTALL to uninstall game


Macintosh:
1. Insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive.
2. If the Jungle Pinball folder is not open on your desktop, double
   click the hard disk and then double click on the Jungle Pinball
   folder.  Once inside this folder:
   * Double click the INFORMATION icon to read detailed instructions
     and information
   * Double click JUNGLE PINBALL to play the game


III.  TROUBLESHOOTING: COMMON PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

If you have difficulty installing or running Jungle Pinball,
please read the section below before contacting our Customer Support.
By checking the few items listed below, you may be able to quickly
resolve any difficulty on your own.  

GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
First, always verify that the CD is not smudged or scratched.  Even
a small smudge can cause your CD to experience problems that may
lead to lockups or program errors.  If you were previously able to
run the program, a smudge or scratch is likely to be the source of
the problem.  Clean the CD with a soft, dry cloth.  After cleaning
the CD, try running the program again.

Jungle Pinball uses black screens as transitions while the next
game is loaded into memory from the CD-ROM.


TROUBLESHOOTING FOR IBM/COMPATIBLE PC:
(For Macintosh Troubleshooting section, please scroll further down)


Problem:
I can't get the music to play.

Solution:
Most sound cards are not set up to play music (referred to as MIDI
files) unless you have a MIDI peripheral device attached to your
computer.  To set your sound card so that MIDI files will play
without a MIDI peripheral device attached, follow the steps below.

To change your MIDI settings under Windows 3.1:
1.  Double-click the MIDI MAPPER icon in the Control Panel
    (in the Main Program Group).
2.  Make sure the SETUPS OPTION button is selected.
3.  Click the down arrow in the NAME list box.
4.  Select a MIDI setup file.  You should select either General
    MIDI or All FM.  (Check your sound card documentation for
    the correct setup file.If you have the Sound Blaster 16
    card select All FM.)
5.  With the correct setup file selected, click the EDIT button.
6.  Confirm that the correct driver is displayed for at least
    channels 1 through 10.  (Check your sound card documentation
    for the correct driver name.  If you have a Sound Blaster 16
    sound card, each channel should be set to the Voyetra SuperSAPI
    FM driver).
7.  Click the OK button to exit the MIDI Setup dialog box.  As
    you exit, click the YES button to save any changes you've made
    or the NO button to cancel any changes.
8.  Click the CLOSE button to exit the MIDI Mapper.

To change your MIDI settings under Windows 95:
1.  Select the START Menu.
2.  Choose SETTINGS and open the CONTROL PANEL.
3.  Double click the MULTIMEDIA icon and select the MIDI tab.
4.  Select the MIDI setup file. (Check your sound card documentation
    for the correct setup file.)
5.  Click the OK button and exit the Control Panel.

Problem:
Jungle Pinball seems to run slowly.

Solution:
As with any program, the speed and the smoothness of Jungle Pinball
is dependent on the speed of the hardware that is running it. 
Hardware configurations that affect performance are:
* The amount of memory and the speed of the video card
* The processor type
* The amount of available memory
* The transfer rate of the CD-ROM drive

While the minimum system configuration required on Jungle Pinball
is a 486 33 MHz computer with 8MB of RAM, a video card capable of
running 256 colors and a double speed CD-ROM drive, the
recommended system configuration is a 486 66 MHz computer with
as much as 16 MB of RAM and at least a double-speed CD-ROM drive.
You may be able to improve the performance of Jungle Pinball
on your computer by upgrading one or all of these elements.

With a minimum system configuration, make sure no other programs
such as any screen savers, anti-virus scanners, or Program Manager
shells are running.  If you are using Windows 3.x you should also
confirm that you have a permanent swap file of 12 MB.   DO NOT
create or change your swap file if you have a compressed hard drive.
Consult your Windows documentation for instructions regarding
swap file settings.

Problem:
When I try to run Jungle Pinball, I get a "Not enough memory"
message.

Solution:
On an 8 MB system running Windows 95, Jungle Pinball requires
2 to 4 MB of virtual memory.  For instructions on setting virtual
memory, please consult your Windows documentation.

Problem:
The sound and video are not synchronized properly.

Solution:
Make sure that you are running Jungle Pinball on a 486 33
MHz or better IBM-compatible computer with at least 8MB of RAM.

Problem:
The sound or video skips during the program.

Solution:
Make sure you have at least 8MB of RAM.  Also, make sure that
an expanded memory manager (such as EMM386, QEMM or 386MAX) is
not reserving memory that Windows and Jungle Pinball need to
run correctly.  Please consult your Windows documentation for
details on expanded memory manager.

Problem:
The program is working, but I don't hear any sound.

Solution:
* Verify external speakers are properly connected and the volume
  and power controls are appropriately set.  Check your owner's
  manual for appropriate speaker setup.
* Make sure your sound card is installed and working properly. 
  You can check the sound from your sound board by using the Sound
  utility in the Control Panel.  Choose one of the WAV files in
  the Windows directory and click Test.  Check your sound card
  documentation to determine appropriate sound card settings.

Problem:
The volume is too low or too high.

Solution:
You can adjust the volume using the + and - keys when running
Jungle Pinball or use your Windows setting found in the Control Panel.

Problem:
The sound breaks up or has a lot of static.

Solution:
You may need to change the DMA or IRQ settings on your sound card.
Please check your sound card documentation for the proper settings
and the procedure for changing the settings.

TROUBLESHOOTING FOR MACINTOSH:
Problem:
Jungle Pinball seems to run slowly.

Solution:
Some things that might increase performance on your computer
include increasing your disk cache in the Memory Control Panel to
at least 128K and turning off file sharing.  Also, make sure that
you have turned off any performance accelerators or RAM emulators.
Consult your Macintosh reference manual for further details.

You also can choose to alter the performance levels of Jungle
Pinball by changing your Runtime Preferences.  To do this, press
Command + P to pause Jungle Pinball.  Then choose Runtime
Preferences from the File menu.  A dialog box opens displaying
options for your programs.  The defaults are set based on your
computer's RAM and processor.  The options available depend on
the amount of installed RAM on your computer.  For computers with
8MB of RAM, choose Regular Content for the Title Richness option.

If your computer has more than 8MB of RAM, the recommended
settings are Regular Content, Low Memory, and Regular Music.
You may want to try different settings based on your computer's
RAM and processor speed until you get the results you want.
Some settings may be better for faster processors or may require
more RAM.  Restart your computer to have Runtime preferences
take effect.

You also can turn off the music in Jungle Pinball in the Options
area of the desktop.  Turning off the music will improve
performance.

Problem:
Insufficient memory errors or system errors.

Solution:
Make sure you quit all other applications.  Ensure that your
computer meets the minimum system requirements and that you
have at least 5.5 MB of available RAM.  If you have 8 MB of RAM,
you may need to turn on virtual memory to meet the required minimum
of 5.5 MB of available RAM.  Consult your Macintosh reference
manual for further details.

You can disable extensions so that the extensions will not load
and use up RAM you may need to run Jungle Pinball.  If you do not
have an Extension Manager, drag the extensions you want to disable
into a folder labeled Extensions (Disabled).  If you have an
Extensions Manager, use this to disable extensions you do not
need or that will free up the most RAM.

For Systems 7.5, the essential extensions required for Jungle
Pinball are Apple CD-ROM, QuickTime, and QuickTime Power Plug. 
For System 7.1, the essential extensions required for 
Jungle Pinball are Apple CD-ROM, QuickTime, QuickTime Power Plug,
and Sound Manager (version 3.0).

Problem:
The sound is choppy or breaks up and the animation pauses.

Solution:
Make sure that you are running with at least Sound Manager
3.0 (or higher).  Also, make sure that your disk cache is set
to at least 128K and that you have turned off virtual memory
and any RAM emulators or performance accelerators that you may
have installed.  Restart your computer once you change any options
and before playing Jungle Pinball.  Consult your reference manual
for further details.


IV.  GAME DESCRIPTION

JUNGLE PINBALL
This is Timon and Pumbaa's version of the classic arcade game...
but you don't need any quarters!

You start with five balls.  These are what we call pill bugs.
Launch a pill bug by holding down the ENTER key.
The snake coils up tighter the longer you hold the ENTER key down.
The tighter he coils, the faster your pill bug will launch.

Keep the pill bug in play with the flippers, your Z and / keys.
You can give the pill bug a jolt in a different direction by
hitting the SPACEBAR.  But, don't overdo it.  You might tilt
the game and then your flippers won't work.

Earn more points and tries by sending the pill bug into tunnels
and up ramps, hitting targets and bumpers, and even by spelling
out Timon & Pumbaa's favorite phrase -- Hakuna Matata.

Players:
For one or two players.  If you select the two player option,
you and your opponent will need to take turns at the computer.

Controls:
Default Keyboard Settings IBM/Compatible PC and Macintosh:
Z key = left flipper
/ key = right flipper
Up arrow = both flippers
Spacebar = shake
Enter/Return key = launch ball

Mouse for IBM/Compatible PC:
Left button = left flipper
Right button = right flipper
Left & right buttons = both flippers
Spacebar = shake
Right button = launch ball

Mouse for Macintosh:
Click = left flipper
Command key and click = right flipper
Click, then command key and click = both flippers
Spacebar = shake
Command key and click = launch ball


V.  GAME OPTIONS

Once inside the Jungle Pinball game, you can set your game options
from the Options Banner.  To bring up the banner, press the
ESC key.
ESC:  		Press ESC to display the Options banner for
   		that game
RULES:  	Gives you a list of rules for that game
NEW GAME: 	Starts a new game
TOP 10:  	Shows you a list of Top 10 scores
INTRO:  	You can turn off the hilarious introduction to
		the game by clicking OFF
SAVE:  		Lets you return to a game at the place you quit

If you have to quit a game in the middle of play:
Press the ESC key, then choose EXIT.

To save a game in progress:
* Choose SAVE from the Options banner.
* On the Save banner, click the number or the space beside the
  number.
* Choose OK to close the Save banner.
  You can save a maximum of 10 games and replace saved games
  with new ones.

To return to a game you've saved:
* Choose LOAD, select the game name then click OK.
* You have to play before you can save again.

Click OK when you finish setting the options.

CANCEL returns you to the game without saving any changes
to options.

Keyboard Volume Controls:
You can also adjust volume levels using the keyboard.
Before you do this, make sure that the NUMERIC LOCK is off.
This key appears as NUM LOCK on your keyboard.  
Sound effects:	Hold down SHIFT while pressing + or - on the keypad
Music:		Hold down CTRL while pressing + or - on the keypad
Both:		Hold down + or - on the keypad
Mute:		Hold down * on the keyboard

The Boss Key:
If you're playing Jungle Pinball when you shouldn't be, hit
the Jungle Panic Button (the F11 function key) and bring up a
memo from Timon & Pumbaa to make it look as if you're really
working hard!  Hit the F11 key to return to the game.  (Note
for Macintosh Users: If you are running Jungle Pinball on a
computer with 8MB of RAM, or if you have chosen the Low Memory
option in the Runtime Preferences dialog box, you will not be
able to use the JUNGLE PANIC BUTTON in the program.)

Other Options:
More options available include selecting the number of players
and selecting and customizing the input method.  To select
these options click the down arrow at the button of the Options
screen.  Click 1 or 2 players.  Click the down arrow to view
the Controls screen.  Click the input method (i.e. mouse).
If you selected keyboard, clicking the down arrow shows you
the customize options for the keyboard.  You can customize the
Player 1 and Player 2 keyboard controls by selecting the keys
you wish to have represent the game moves.


VI.  DISNEY INTERACTIVE
CUSTOMER SUPPORT

PLEASE REGISTER YOUR SOFTWARE!
Please take a moment to fill out and mail in the postage-paid
registration card included in this package.  Filling out and
mailing in the registration card ensures that you will be
eligible to receive updates, product information and special offers.

IF YOU NEED TO CONTACT US
If you are contacting us for customer support, please have
the following information ready.  This information is very
important to help us solve your difficulty quickly.

* Name and version of the program you are using
* Type of computer the program is running on
* Processor speed
* Amount of RAM installed
* Sound card brand and model name (if applicable)
* Video card brand and model name (if applicable)
* Information on other peripherals you are using
  (printers, modems, joysticks, etc.)
* A detailed description of the difficulty you are having,
  including where in the program the difficulty occurred and how
* An exact description (or text) of the error messages,
  if any are received
* Please remember to tell us about any other recent changes
  you have made to your system

HOW TO CONTACT US

MAILING ADDRESS:
If you want to write to us, our address is:
Disney Interactive Customer Support 
500 South Buena Vista Street 
Burbank, CA 91521-8404

Make sure to include all the information outlined in the
"If You Need to Contact Us" section.  Please allow at least
21 business days for a mailed response.  

FAX SUPPORT:
This is the easiest manner in which to access Customer Support.
Our fax machine is available 24 hours a day at (818) 846-0454.
Again, make sure to include all the information outlined in the
"If You Need to Contact Us" section.   Faxes will be answered
during regular business hours.  

FAX-ON-DEMAND SERVICE:
This service is available 24 hours a day at (818) 507-9306 to
provide you with Technical Support Bulletins, upgrade offers
and other information on our products.  Using a touch tone phone
you can request information from an easy to use menu and have it
faxed back to you during the same call.  If you are not at your
fax machine the system will fax the document later.  Simply
select the number of the document you wish to have sent. 
If you do not know the number of the document you wish to
receive, select document 1 to have a complete list of available
documents faxed to you.

DISNEY INTERACTIVE WEB SITE:
Disney Interactive publishes a technical support web site to
answer the most frequently asked questions regarding the
installation and operations of its products.  To access this
site directly from the Internet, go to www.disneyinteractive.com.

AMERICA ONLINE:
To reach our Technical Support area, press CTRL + K for
"Go To Keyword."  Then type DISNEY at the Keyword window
and press ENTER.  Select Disney Interactive from the Disney
Services menu to go to our area.  We maintain a file library
and a message area on this system.  Our ID for sending private
electronic mail (E-mail) is DISNEYSOFT.

COMPUSERVE:
To reach our Technical Support area in the Game Publishers
B forum, type GO GAMBPUB at any "!" prompt.  Then select
Section 6 for Disney Software.  We maintain a file library
and a message area on this system.  Our ID for sending private
electronic mail (E-mail) is 71333,14.

PRODIGY:
We check for messages in the Arts Club, Game Club, Computer Club
and Computer Support Bulletin Boards on Prodigy.  If you wish to
leave us a message on one of these bulletin boards, address the
message to BWBF40A so we can find your message.

INTERNET:
The Internet is available on many systems around the world.
Our ID for sending private electronic mail (E-mail) is
sysop@disneysoft.com.  E-mail messages will come directly to us
on the Disney Interactive BBS, and are answered as quickly as
possible.  

Disney Interactive support files are available via the Internet
through the following method:

FTP:
FTP to ftp.caprica.com in the directory pub/disneysoft.  Incoming
contributions can be uploaded to the directory called
pub/incoming/disneysoft.

These Internet services are provided by Caprica Telecomputing
Resources, and any questions regarding the usage of these Internet
services should be directed by E-mail to ftp@caprica.com.
Inquiries regarding Caprica Telecomputing should be directed
via E-mail to info@caprica.com.  Inquiries regarding archive
contents should be directed to Disney Interactive at
sysop@disneysoft.com.

DISNEY INTERACTIVE BBS:
We maintain an eight line Bulletin Board System (BBS) at
(818) 567-4027 where you can obtain demos, patch files,
technical support bulletins and other information about our
products using your computer's modem.  To connect to the BBS
properly, your communications settings should be 8 data bits,
No Parity and 1 stop bit.  The BBS supports modem speeds from
300 BPS to 14.4K BPS (v.32bis). The BBS is available 24 hours
a day for your convenience.  Messages left for Technical Support
will be answered during regular business hours the following
business day.  Download ALLFILES.ZIP for a complete listing of
available files and helpful information on using the BBS.

TELEPHONE SUPPORT:
Our Customer Support staff is available by telephone Monday
through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Pacific Time).
The phone number is 1-541-885-8271.

TTY SUPPORT:
Our Customer Support staff for the hearing impaired is
available by telephone Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m.
to 7:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(Pacific Time).  The toll-free number is 1-800-441-1243.

REPLACING A DEFECTIVE CD OR MISSING/DAMAGED/LOST ITEMS
Disney Interactive will replace a defective CD pursuant to the
Limited Warranty, as stated in the End User License Agreement,
for a period of 90 days from the date of purchase.  There will
be a $10.00 fee to replace lost or damaged items exceeding this
time limit.

Important! Please include the following information when sending
a defective disc or requesting the replacement of an item:
* Full name
* Daytime telephone number with area code
* Complete street address (a street address, as opposed to a
  P.O. Box, is preferable in case something must be shipped to you).
  Please be sure to include apartment number (if applicable) and
  zip or postal code.
* If you need an item other than a defective disc replaced,
  include a description of that item
* Enclose original purchase receipt.  If purchased more than 90
  days ago, enclose a check or money order payable to Disney
  Interactive for $10 US dollars.
* Do not mail us the packaging or other items such as registration
  material, catalog, etc.  Mail only the disc to our MAILING
  ADDRESS listed under "How to Contact Us" found at the beginning
  of this Customer Support section.  Please allow four to six weeks
  for delivery.


VII.   END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

PLEASE READ THIS LICENSE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS SOFTWARE.
By using this software, you are agreeing to be bound by all terms
of this License.  If you do not agree to the terms of this License,
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be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use
for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of purchase as
evidenced by a copy of the sales receipt or packing slip. 
Disney's entire liability and your exclusive remedy will be
replacement of the defective cd-rom(s) or refund of the purchase
price (at Disney's election) upon return of the software to
Disney with a copy of your proof of purchase.  Disney will have
no responsibility to replace a cd-rom damaged by accident, abuse
or misapplication.  Any implied warranties and/or conditions on
the cd-rom, including the implied warranties and/or conditions
of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are
limited in duration to ninety (90) days from the date of purchase
or delivery.  This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and
you may also have other rights which vary from jurisdiction to
jurisdiction.  You expressly acknowledge and agree that use of
the software is at your sole risk.  The software and related
documentation are provided "as is" and without warranties and/or
conditions of any kind either express or implied.  Disney expressly
disclaims all warranties and/or conditions, express or implied,
with respect to the software and related documentation,
including, but not limited to, the implied warranties and/or
conditions of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
Disney does not warrant that the functions contained in the
software will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that defects in
the software will be corrected.  Furthermore, Disney does not
warrant or make any representations regarding the use or the
results of the use of the software and related documentation in
terms of their correctness, accuracy, reliability, or otherwise.
The limitations of liabilities described in this section also apply
to the third party suppliers of materials used in the software.
No oral or written information or advice by Disney or a Disney
authorized representative shall create warranties and/or conditions
or in any way increase the scope of this limited warranty. You
(and not Disney) assume the entire cost of all necessary servicing,
repair or correction.  Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion
of implied warranties, so the above exclusion may not apply to you.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.
Under no circumstances, including negligence, shall Disney be
liable for any special or consequential damages that result from
the use of, or the inability to use, the software or related
documentation, even if Disney or a Disney authorized representative
has been advised of the possibility of such damages.  Some
jurisdictions do not allow the limitation or exclusion of liability
or incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or
exclusion may not apply to you.  In no event shall Disney's total
liability to you for all damages, losses, and causes of action
(whether in contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise)
exceed the amount paid by you for the Software.

GOVERNING LAW AND SEVERABILITY. 
This License shall be governed by and construed in accordance
with the laws of the State of California, without giving effect
to any principles of conflicts of law.  If any provision of this
License shall be unlawful, void, or for any reason unenforceable, 
then that provision shall be deemed severable from this License
and shall not affect the validity and enforceability of any
remaining provisions.  This is the entire agreement between
the parties relating to the subject matter herein and shall not
be modified except in writing, signed by both parties.


VIII.   CREDITS

DEVELOPED BY DISNEY INTERACTIVE
& 7TH LEVEL

PRODUCER & GAME DESIGN
Dan Winters
Disney Interactive

ANIMATION PRODUCER &
GAME DESIGN
G. Sue Shakespeare
Creative Capers Entertainment, Inc.

ANIMATION DIRECTORS
Terry Shakespeare
David Molina
Creative Capers Entertainment, Inc.

PRODUCER & GAME DESIGN
Hollis Leech
7th Level

ANIMATION DIRECTOR & GAME DESIGN
Dan Kuenster
7th Level

LEAD SOFTWARE ENGINEER &GAME DESIGN
Doug Gillespie
7th Level

DISNEY INTERACTIVE

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER & GAME DESIGN
John Santos

ASSISTANT PRODUCER & WRITER
Matthew Flynn

ART DIRECTION
Ann-Bettina Colace

LEAD ARTIST
Ruby Lee

BACKGROUNDS
Chris Schnabel
Patti Palmer-Phillipson
David McCamley
Al White Studios

ADDITIONAL ART
Ray Chen
Jane Nussbaum
Pei-Ling Hwang

VOICE ACTORS
Ernie Sabella as Pumbaa
Kevin Schon as Timon

WRITING CONSULTANT
Mirith JS Colao

SENIOR SOFTWARE PRODUCTION
ADMINISTRATOR
Michael Sean Clement

PROJECT MANAGER
C. Steve Booth

PRODUCTION SUPPORT
Alex MacDonald
Arden Ishimaru
Mike Cukar
Dao Le
Mary Schuyler
Disney Character Voices

MANUAL WRITER
Timothy K. Bennett

TEST SUPERVISOR
Jeff Blattner

LEAD TESTERS
Toby Espiritu
Kevin Cope
Carlos Schulte

TESTERS
Ronnie Louie
Kevin Ocampo
Erwin Sibal
Dang Van Ngo
Brian Adriano
Luigi Priore
Johanna Groepel
Andre Aguilar
Roger Bray
Jocelyn Pastrana
Sabrina Tumler
Aki Kim
Peter Sison
Matt Montgomery
Wil Panganiban


7TH LEVEL

GAME DESIGN
Michael Lynch

ENGINEERS
Jeff English
Steve Goodman
Randy Hayes
John Schnurrenberger

MACINTOSH PORTING TEAM
Don Moir
Henry Rhodes
Mark Zartler

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Alex Yevgenyev

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
Darius Abbassi

AUDIO PRODUCER
Paul Ray

AUDIO ENGINEERS
Jimmy Hoyson
Melanie Mullins

MUSIC PRODUCER
Scott Page

MUSIC COMPOSED BY
Steve Marston

ADDITIONAL MUSIC
COMPOSED BY
Welton Gite

SOUND FX DESIGN
Jeffrey R. Gund

ADDITIONAL SOUND FX
Johann Langlie

IMAGE PROCESSING MANAGER
Bill Ford

COLOR KEY ARTIST
Tina Lerno

IMAGE MANIPULATION
Robert Connor

INK & PAINT SUPERVISOR
Mark Greenhalgh

ASSISTANT TECHNICAL
DIRECTOR
Harry Gold

LEAD DIGITAL COMPOSITOR
Zack Tscharanyan

DIGITAL ANIMATION EFFECTS
Kenneth T. Roy

ANIMATORS
Edwin R. (Wincat) Alcala
Enrico Santana
Jesus Espanola
Pamela M. Siangio
Maureen D. Mascarina
April Joy F. Garcia
Seth Reek
Jose Silverio

HEAD OF ASSISTANT ANIMATION
Peter Anderson

KEY ANIMATION ASSISTANTS
Lalaine Noriega
Tao Nguyen

ANIMATION ASSISTANTS
Brian Boylan
Maria Cristina (Ysty) Veluz
Cherry M. Alcala
Anthony L. Koteh

SUPERVISING EFFECTS ANIMATOR
Brett Hisey

KEY ANIMATION EFFECTS
ASSISTANTS
Shayne Hood
Eliezer Medina

ANIMATION EFFECTS ASSISTANTS
Justice Joseph
Bonnie Leick

GRAPHIC TYPE DESIGNER
Eric Bryan

ANIMATION CHECKING SUPERVISOR
Maria Delia (Madel) F. Manhit

ANIMATION CHECKERS
Maria Gina (Jepot)V De Jesus
Sylvia Zamora
Teresa (Tere) F. Zaballero

ANIMATION DEPARTMENT
MANAGER
Ciara Anderson

ASSISTANTS TO DAN KUENSTER
Michelle Italiano
Eric Bryan

ASSISTANT ANIMATION
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR
Gillian Coughlan

ANIMATION EFFECTS
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR
Helen Smitheman

ANIMATION EFFECTS
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
Beau Blain

ANIMATION PRODUCTION
ASSISTANT
Linda Washington

LEAD IMAGE PROCESSING
COORDINATOR
Charlotte Gimfalk

IMAGE PROCESSING
COORDINATORS
Alan Botvinick
Sally-Anne King
Ester Gevorkian

ASSISTANT DIGITAL PAINT
SUPERVISOR
Francie Gustke

DIGITAL PAINT CHECK
Brian Hartley
Diana Morrison
Lia Tjiong

DIGITAL COMPOSITORS
Franz Boehm
Aaron Fujii
Andy Silvestri
Sno Smith

DIGITAL SCANNERS
Jacquewyn Chambers-Martin
Robin Hinnen
Eric Schneider
Charlotte Deloach

PRE-AUTHORIZING
Sean Dempsey
Patrick D'Arcy
Tom Lamb
Paul Tighe

X-SHEET LOADER
Alexandra Castro

DIGITAL PAINTERS
Fabian Debora
Steve Stewart
Poe K. Tan
Janice M. Caston
Szymon Kaczmarek
Stewart Hoffman
Dawn Bobbette
Doug Triplett
Dave Dimatteo
Daniela Dimatteo
Derek Crosby
Brent Fujii
Lynn Norris
Brian Prosser

SOFTWARE TESTING - DIRECTOR OF QUALITY ASSURANCE
Jason A. Greenwood

LEAD QUALITY ASSURANCE
ENGINEER
Bryan Kennedy

TESTERS
Jerel Johnson
Michael Brown
Pino Burns
David Dick
Ed Roberts
Steve Loomis
Gabe Greenwood
Rick Germany
David Pinn
Michelle Bagur

ADDITIONAL TESTERS
Christina Bell
Edwin Bell
Amanda Brown
Kristin Brown
Creighton Buil
Jacob Gillespie
Nathan Grayson
Jessica Greenwood
Victoria Greenwood
C.J. Haber
Meagan Lee
Adam McGary
Ariel Moir
Danielle Moir
Nicholas Moir
Zach Moir
Keith Mueller
Vivian Rekhlis
Tyler Rogers
Ben Silver
Alexander Tarrant

EXECUTIVE TECHNICAL ADVISOR, SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT
Richard Merrick

TOPGUN( PLAYBACK DEVELOPMENT
Doug Gillespie
Don Moir

PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
Wes Bell
Mark Steeves

TECHNICAL WRITERS
Linda Garibay
Shannon Krakosky

DIRECTOR OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Matt Lee

TECHNICAL SUPPORT REPRESENTATIVES
Paul Downing
Paul Schofield

CREATIVE CAPERS ENTERTAINMENT, INC

PRODUCTION MANAGERS
Kathy Grogan
Darci Ernst

ANIMATORS
Matthew Bates
Ian Christopher C.
Jeff Etter
Connor Flynn
Ronald Friedman
Ernie Gilbert
Michael Kiely
Ashley Lenz
Gavin Moran
Dermot O'Conner
Natasha Sasic
Greg Tiernan
Adam Van Wyk
Shane Zalvin

CLEAN-UP ARTISTS
Adam Burke
Kimie Calvert
Rich Draper
John Eddings
Aidan Flynn
Tom Higgins
Cathy Jones
Mi Yul Lee
Leticia Lichtwardt
Wantana Martinelli
Shannon Murphy
Jan Neeler
Laura Nichols
Mike Pettingil
Sandra Ryan
Debbie Spafford
Richard Smitheman
Janice Tolentino
Monica Zorman

LAYOUT ARTIST
Adam Van Wyk

LEAD CHECKER
Carla Washburn

ANIMATION CHECKERS
Charlotte Clark
Helen O'Flynn
Penelope Sevier

CAMERA MANAGER
Robert Rose

TEST CAMERA
Caraugh O'Conner
Tony Quinn
Brad Ratcliff
Arantxa Rodriquez

PRODUCTION ACCOUNTANT
Patrice Monis

PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS
James Arnold
Leanne Howard
Bobbi Swartzendruber
Dave Ottel 



This product has been rated KA
(Suitable for ages from kids to adults) by the 
Entertainment Software Rating Board.
For information about the ESRB rating,
or to comment about the appropriateness
of the rating, please contact the ESRB
at 1-800-771-3772.


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