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UNO

FAQ
PS 1998

Version:        1.0     released on the 21st of April 2010
Author:         odino   http://www.gamefaqs.com/features/recognition/47976.html
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| 01.) Introduction                                              |   G0100   |
| 02.) Basics                                                    |   G0200   |
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| 03.) UNO                                                       |   G0300   |
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| YY.) Version History                                           |   GYY00   |
| ZZ.) Credits & Thanks                                          |   GZZ00   |
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01.)                    INTRODUCTION                                 G0100
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Welcome to 'Uno' for the PlayStation, released by MediaQuest in 1998 and later
in 2000 by Success as a budget title.

The guide uses Shift-JIS to display Japanese characters in .txt form. If you
cannot see them automatically and just see some garbled font, set your browser
encoding or file viewer manually.

Suggestions, comments or errors - email me about it. Enjoy!


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02.)                    BASICS                                       G0200
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Controls:
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L1/L2  Cycle left through cards
R1/R2  Cycle right through cards
/_\    Draw Card
O      Play Card, Confirm
X      Cancel
[]     Call UNO
SELECT See playable cards


Main Menu:
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フリーUNO - Free Uno
パートナーUNO - Partner Uno
アドバンスUNO - Advance Uno
Option:
オートコール - Auto-Deal On/Off
サウンド - Sound (Test)
BGセレクト - Background Select ; オート (Auto) or マニュアル (Manual)


Game Setup:
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Free Uno:
プレイヤー - Player 1P/2P
対局人数　- Match Players ; 2P-6p for 1P, 4P-6P for 2P
MATCH プレイ - Match Play (1P & 2P co-op) ; なし/あり (No/Yes)
ルール - Rule ; 国際ルール (International Rule) or 日本ルール (Japanese Rule)
ローカルルール - Local Rule (allows you to stack Draw2/4 cards and be extra
                mean to the receiver); なし/あり (No/Yes)
クリア条件 - Clear Condition; 得点 (Score) or 回数 (Rounds)
Depending whether you pick Score or Rounds above you have to set the points or
number of rounds afterwards.
Confirm with はい/いいえ (Yes/No)

Pick your character and opponents, confirm with はい/いいえ (Yes/No).


Partner Uno:
プレイヤー - Player 1P/2P
パートナー人数 - Number on Team ; 2/3
チーム数 - Teams ; 2/3 (3 Partners automatically 2 teams)
ルール - Rule ; 国際ルール (International Rule) or 日本ルール (Japanese Rule)
ローカルルール - Local Rule (allows you to stack Draw2/4 cards and be extra
                mean to the receiver); なし/あり (No/Yes)
クリア条件 - Clear Condition; 得点 (Score) or 回数 (Rounds)
Confirm with はい/いいえ (Yes/No)

Pick your character and opponents, confirm with はい/いいえ (Yes/No).


Advance Uno:
はじめから - New, つづさから - Continue
Hold O to speed up text, press X to skip the message to the end quickly.
Advance with O.

Menu:
MAP: Map of the area
クリア条件 - Clear Condition
セープ - Save: Select the memory card etc.

Your basic goal here is to travel from location to location and beat opponent's
at Uno under various rule settings.


Display:
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The players take a side or corner depending how many there are. Each one has
their cards in front of them. Your cards are displayed. The middle also has a
discard pile and draw pile. The arrow in the middle shows the current order of
play direction. The finger points at the active player's cards.


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03.)                    UNO                                          G0300
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As a general rule, use はい/いいえ (Yes/No) for selections.

At the start of the game everyone is dealt seven cards. The default clockwise
order of play starts as each player attempts to get rid of all their cards, and
prevent others from getting to this goal first. Each round you are allowed to
play one card. If you cannot play a card you need to draw one from the pile.
There are three options to play a card:

- Play the same color
- Play the same card with a different color
- Play a wildcard

If you cannot play any of your cards you must draw a card. If you can play the
card from the pile then you can immediately play it now (or choose not to).

The cards in detail:
Numbers   These are 0-9 in four different colors.
Reverse   The order of play is reversed.
Skip      Four color variants; next player's turn is skipped.
Draw2     Four color variants; next player must draw 2 cards and skip their
         turn.
Wild      Pick a new color
WildDraw4 Pick a new color (see Wild) and the next player must draw 4 cards and
skip their turn. This card is only allowed to be played when no alternative
card can be used.

Picking a new color shows a dialog box (yellow - きいろ, green - みどり, blue -
あお, red - あか, the chalk changes color as you select).

At any point when a player uses the WildDraw4 card the next player is allowed
to challenge this move. As you know this card is only allowed to be used when
there are no alternatives available. A player could lie and play the card
anyway and this is what you want to challenge. Determine how many cards the
player has and guess if the player could have played another card. Perhaps
that player is desperate to have the next player draw four cards or change the
color of the pile. Bluffing is the key here but keep it intelligent. No-one is
going to believe you can use this card when you have like eight or so cards.

A player in the game will eventually be down to the last card. While discaring
the second last the player must call "UNO" to inform the other players of the
situation. If the player fails to do so and the next player points this out by
challenging then that player is forced to draw two cards as penalty. Always
make sure you call out "UNO" to avoid this mistake.

There are two ways to win the overall game. The setting in the game either have
a number of points to reach or the number of games to win.

Score:
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International Rule: The winner gets the points.
Japanese Rule: The winner gets the points and the losers get minus points for
              their cards.

As you can see the Japanese rules makes the gap from International to Japanese
makes winning even more important. Either way the points are determine by the
cards you have at the end of the game. It might be a good idea not to end the
game by having a wild card in hand.


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YY.)                    VERSION HISTORY                              GYY00
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v1.0     Complete (21st of April 2010)


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ZZ.)                    CREDITS & THANKS                             GZZ00
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