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- Software Updates -
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- Pegasus Prime 1.0's installation process has been known to automatically install the 1997 version of QuickTime 2.5 over any previously installed version. (don't ask about the bonehead that built that installer) You may need to reinstall a newer version of QuickTime if you've used the aforementioned installer from the Pegasus Prime CD-ROM. Mac OS 9 users can just use the Software Update control panel.
- Users of Mac OS 8 and 9 do not require any special softare updates to play. To avoid the QuickTime version problems mentioned above, please just download this Stuffit file (226KB) to play the game. Pegasus Prime will also run fine under Mac OS X's Classic environment (version 10.2 or later recommended).
- Mac OS 7.5.x users experiencing problems with Pegasus Prime's automatic resolution switching can try downloading DrawSprocket version 1.1.2 and just replace the DrawSprocketLib in your system folder with the newer version. You don't even need to restart! Note that Apple's current version of DrawSprocket (1.7.5) only supports Mac OS 8.1 or later, so update that crickety old system software!
- Look to this page as we post additional gameplay hints, secrets, and the latest versions of Pegasus Prime game software!
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- Technical Support / Known Issues -
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- You may experience delays when moving from one location to the next, or pauses while the program loads data from the CD-ROM. It is highly recommended that you view the information in the manual and README file for further information on optimizing your computer's performance.
- After successfully completing the retinal scan in Norad, the cursor displays a zoom icon. Clicking the zoom icon re-initiates the retinal scan sequence.
- After clicking on an active object, such as a selection on a monitor, you may notice that the cursor disappears. By simply moving the mouse around, the cursor should reappear.
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- Gameplay Hints & Tips -
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- Pegasus Prime FAQs - Answers to the most frequently asked questions.
- Complete Walkthrough - Stumped? Read this spoiler only as a last resort!
- Scoring - Curious about that score breakdown? Check here to see where the points are coming from.
- FAQs for the Demo Version - Gameplay questions specifically regarding the downloadable demo version.
- If you find that you are unable to proceed in a time zone, you may not have an object in your inventory that is needed to continue. Some objects can be and will need to be taken from one time zone and used in another to help complete your mission and ensure your success.
- There are two different ways to apprehend the final robots: In either a "violent" or "non-violent" manner. If you choose a violent means of apprehension, this can result in lost biochips that are needed later in the game.
- If you are unable to complete a task due to load times, or missing inventory objects, you can set the game difficulty to "Walkthru", and use the AI biochip to solve the puzzle for you, if applicable. Note that using the "solve" option will only give you _ of the points possible for the puzzle.
- If you come to an untimely demise, you will be presented with a menu of options, one of, which enables you to continue from your last safe spot in the game in order to achieve a different outcome. However, it is always recommended that you save your game frequently.
- Remember that in most cases, once you obtain an object from a time zone, if you return to the time zone later on, the object will no longer be in its original location, since you will already have it in your inventory. This can be helpful when you need an object that was originally obtained by a series of actions.
- You can use the Pegasus to recall you back to TSA at any time during a mission via the Pegasus biochip 'recall' button. Recalling in Pegasus brings your biosuit energy level back up to 100%.
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