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Electronic Battleship Code Book: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners and Experts

Do you love playing Electronic Battleship, the classic naval combat game with lights and sounds? Do you want to learn how to program your ships, fire missiles, and sink your opponent's fleet? If so, then this article is for you!

In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about the Electronic Battleship Code Book, the booklet that contains 100 computer-selected location patterns for your ships. We will also give you some tips and tricks on how to use the code book effectively and win every game.

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What is the Electronic Battleship Code Book?

The Electronic Battleship Code Book is a booklet that comes with the Electronic Battleship game. It contains 100 different location patterns for your ships, each with a four-digit code. You can use these codes to program your ships quickly and easily, without having to enter each coordinate manually.

The code book also has instructions on how to play the game, how to use the buttons and features of the game unit, and how to troubleshoot any problems. You can find the code book inside the game box, or download it from the Hasbro website.

How to use the Electronic Battleship Code Book?

To use the Electronic Battleship Code Book, you need to follow these steps:

Choose a game mode. There are four game modes to choose from: Classic Battleship, Salvo Mode, Bonus Mode, and Advanced Mission Mode. Each mode has different rules and features. You can read more about them in the code book or in the Manuals+ website.

Choose a location pattern. Look at the code book and pick one of the 100 location patterns for your ships. Each pattern has a four-digit code and a diagram that shows where your ships are placed on the grid. Make sure you don't show your pattern or code to your opponent.

Program your ships. Press the green ON button on your game unit. The game will play a tune and say "Prepare for battle" and "Select game". Press the button that corresponds to your game mode (1, 2, 3, or 4). The game will say "Enter ship locations". Press the INSTANT PROGRAMMING button (the one with a star). The game will say "Enter four-digit code". Enter the four-digit code of your chosen location pattern using the programming buttons (A-J and 1-10). The game will confirm your code and say "Ships programmed".

Start the battle. Press any yellow button to start the battle. The game will say "Player 1 ready" and "Player 2 ready". Take turns firing missiles at each other's grids using the programming buttons. The game will indicate if you hit or miss a ship, and play sound effects accordingly. The game will also announce when you sink a ship or win the game.

Tips and tricks for using the Electronic Battleship Code Book

Here are some tips and tricks for using the Electronic Battleship Code Book effectively:

Choose a location pattern that suits your strategy. Some patterns are more spread out, while others are more clustered. Some patterns have more diagonal placements, while others have more horizontal or vertical placements. Think about how you want to attack and defend your grid, and pick a pattern that matches your style.

Memorize some codes for quick programming. If you play Electronic Battleship often, you might want to memorize some of your favorite codes for quick programming. This way, you don't have to look at the code book every time you play, and you can surprise your opponent with your speed.

Use the manual programming option for more customization. If you don't like any of the location patterns in the code book, or if you want to create your own pattern, you can use the manual programming option instead of instant programming. This option allows you to enter each coordinate of your ships manually, giving you more control over their placement. To use this option, follow steps 1-3 above, but instead of pressing the INSTANT PROGRAMMING button, press any other button after selecting your game mode. The game will say "Enter ship locations" and then ask you to enter each ship one by one (battleship, carrier, submarine, cruiser, destroyer). For each ship, enter its starting coordinate (letter and number) and its direction (N,S,E,W). The game will confirm each entry and say "Ship programmed". After entering all five ships, press any yellow button to start the battle.

Use the super weapons for more fun and challenge. Depending on your game mode, you might have access to some super weapons that can enhance your gameplay. These include missile salvos (firing multiple missiles at once), air raids (firing at random coordinates), and battle scans (revealing part of your opponent's grid). To use these super weapons, press their corresponding buttons (SALVO, AIR RAID, BATTLE SCAN) before firing a missile. The game will explain how each super weapon works and when you can use it.

Conclusion

The Electronic Battleship Code Book is a handy tool that can help you program your ships quickly and easily using pre-set location patterns. It also contains instructions on how to play the game, how to use the buttons and features of the game unit, and how to troubleshoot any problems. You can use the code book as it is, or customize it with your own location patterns using manual programming. You can also spice up your gameplay with super weapons such as missile salvos, air raids, and battle scans.

We hope this article has helped you understand how to use the Electronic Battleship Code Book effectively. Now go ahead and enjoy playing Electronic Battleship with your friends or family!

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How to troubleshoot the Electronic Battleship game unit?

Sometimes, you might encounter some problems with the Electronic Battleship game unit, such as low battery, incorrect programming, or malfunctioning buttons. Here are some tips on how to troubleshoot these issues:

Low battery: If the game unit plays a low battery tune or says "Low battery", you need to replace the batteries as soon as possible. To do this, remove the battery door from the bottom of the game unit and take out the battery holder. Replace the old batteries with four new "AA" size alkaline batteries, making sure to match the (+) and (-) symbols. Put the holder back into the compartment and attach the battery door. Press the green ON button to test the batteries.

Incorrect programming: If you enter a wrong code or coordinate when programming your ships, you can correct it by pressing the CLEAR button. The game will say "Clear" and erase your last entry. You can then enter the correct code or coordinate. If you want to erase all your entries and start over, press the green ON button. The game will say "Prepare for battle" and "Select game". You can then choose your game mode and program your ships again.

Malfunctioning buttons: If some of the buttons on the game unit do not work properly, you can try to fix them by cleaning them with a soft cloth. Do not use any liquids or abrasive materials, as they might damage the game unit. If cleaning does not help, you might need to contact Hasbro Consumer Care for assistance. You can find their contact information in the code book or on their website.

How to have more fun with Electronic Battleship?

Electronic Battleship is a fun and exciting game that can provide hours of entertainment for you and your friends or family. However, if you want to spice up your gameplay even more, here are some suggestions:

Play with different rules: You can create your own rules or variations for Electronic Battleship, such as changing the number of ships, missiles, or super weapons, adding obstacles or hazards to the grid, or using different scoring systems. Just make sure you agree on the rules with your opponent before starting the game.

Play with different themes: You can also change the theme or setting of Electronic Battleship, such as using different types of ships (pirates, aliens, submarines), different sounds (music, voices, explosions), or different backgrounds (ocean, space, jungle). You can use your imagination or find some inspiration online.

Play with different accessories: You can also enhance your Electronic Battleship experience by using some accessories, such as wearing costumes or hats, using props or toys, or decorating your game area. You can make it as simple or as elaborate as you want.

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