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<strong>game</strong> <strong>rules</strong>
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Hugo van Lawick<br />
Hugo van Lawick is<br />
one of the world’s<br />
most famous wildlife<br />
cameramen. During<br />
his life he made over<br />
forty films, wrote<br />
seven books and<br />
won eight Emmy awards.<br />
Van Lawick developed his great love of<br />
animals growing up in Indonesia. From an<br />
early age he knew he wanted to become<br />
a wildlife cameraman. In 1956 van Lawick<br />
worked on location in Kenya as a<br />
photographer and cinematographer for<br />
various film companies. A couple of years<br />
later the National Geographic Magazine<br />
sent him to the Gombe reserve in Tanzania<br />
to record the discoveries of the primate<br />
expert Jane Goodall. This was the start<br />
of a long and creative relationship,<br />
professionally and personally. Over twenty<br />
years van Lawick filmed the lives of three<br />
generations of chimpanzees. Out of these<br />
hundreds of hours of film material van<br />
Lawick made the well-known film<br />
‘People of the Forest’.<br />
For more than twenty years van Lawick<br />
operated from Camp Ndutu in the<br />
Serengeti, the great wildlife reserve in<br />
Tanzania. He spent his time looking for<br />
unusual animal stories happening in the<br />
Serengeti, which he then tried to capture<br />
on film.<br />
With the dramatic build-up in his films and<br />
by emphasising the individuality of the<br />
animals, van Lawick succeeded in<br />
engaging cinema audiences worldwide<br />
in films such as ‘Serengeti Symphony’<br />
and ‘The Leopard Son’.<br />
The images used in this Wildlife DVD come<br />
from the van Lawick collection and are a<br />
cross-section of his output.<br />
Hugo van Lawick died in Dar es Salaam<br />
on 2 June 2002 at the age of 65.
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The quick <strong>rules</strong><br />
These are, in brief, the most important <strong>rules</strong> of the <strong>game</strong>.<br />
1. How do you win the <strong>game</strong>?<br />
The player who first reaches the finish with his or her jeep wins the <strong>game</strong>.<br />
2. Gaining cards<br />
Following a question each of the players will, with one of the answer discs, select A, B or C.<br />
Who answered correctly can take a card of the stack.<br />
3. Playing cards<br />
Following the fourth question the “taking cards, swapping and driving” screen will appear.<br />
The player now located farthest from the end point, will start.<br />
• When it is your turn you can ask the other players to exchange cards with you.<br />
• At the end of your turn you cannot have more than five cards.<br />
• If you play your cards you can obstruct another player or you can drive your jeep.<br />
What effect do the obstruction cards have?<br />
Film Canister<br />
Choose a player and take one card out of his or her hand.<br />
Flat Tyre<br />
Choose a player and let him or her skip a turn.<br />
Camouflage Tent This will block a Film View or a Flat Tyre.<br />
How do you drive your jeep?<br />
• With the lion, buffalo, elephant, cheetah, rhinoceros and binoculars cards you can drive.<br />
• Hand in the same combination of animal cards you see on the film point and subsequently<br />
drive there.<br />
• With a binoculars you spot an animal as desired: lion, buffalo, elephant, cheetah or rhinoceros.<br />
• You need to follow the road and can only stop at a film point.<br />
• You drive to the first empty film point you encounter on your way.<br />
• One jeep will be allowed per film point.<br />
• In the event a film point is occupied by another player you can drive on to the following free<br />
film point.<br />
• If you can play various card combinations you can drive to various film points.
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Contents of the <strong>game</strong><br />
12 answer discs<br />
playing cards<br />
animal cards<br />
buffalo leopard lion rhinoceros elephant<br />
binoculars<br />
obstacle cards<br />
camouflage<br />
tent<br />
film clip<br />
flat tyre
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2 DVDs, part 1 and 2<br />
4 jeeps [counter / <strong>game</strong> pieces]<br />
To play the <strong>game</strong>, you need a TV, a DVD<br />
player and a remote control for the DVD<br />
player.
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Go on safari in the Serengeti!<br />
What is the aim of the <strong>game</strong>?<br />
In Wildlife, you go on safari in your jeep<br />
through the African wildlife park the<br />
‘Serengeti’, in Tanzania. Your aim is to<br />
be the first player to spot the ‘Big Five’,<br />
by moving around the <strong>game</strong> board and<br />
finishing first. The ‘Big Five’ are the five<br />
most famous dangerous animals you will<br />
find in the Serengeti. These are: leopard,<br />
buffalo, rhinoceros, lion and elephant.<br />
To spot animals and to move forwards,<br />
you require playing cards. You win playing<br />
cards by answering questions correctly.<br />
The questions are shown on the DVDs<br />
and relate to the short film clips.<br />
Along the route on the <strong>game</strong> board, you<br />
will see animals in certain spaces. We call<br />
these spaces view points. If you play your<br />
playing cards with the animals pictured at<br />
the view point, you may drive there. In this<br />
way, you try to follow the route through the<br />
Serengeti as quickly as possible. The<br />
player who is first to reach the final view<br />
point with the complete set of ‘Big Five’<br />
cards is the winner. But watch out,<br />
because the other players will do their<br />
best to stop you.
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Explanation of Contents<br />
The DVDs<br />
The DVDs contain the film clips and trivia<br />
quiz questions that you watch and play<br />
during the <strong>game</strong>. DVD 1 contains the first<br />
hundred film clips and DVD 2 the second<br />
hundred. You can play either DVD 1 or 2.<br />
The films are shown in random order per<br />
DVD.<br />
The <strong>game</strong> board<br />
The aim is to be the first to drive from your<br />
starting position [fig. 1, page 11] to the finish<br />
[fig. 2] in your jeep. To pass the finish, you<br />
have the complete set of the ‘Big Five’<br />
cards. The <strong>game</strong> board consists of roads,<br />
view points and ‘Big Five’ areas [fig. 3]. You<br />
drive along the road to the view points. At<br />
a view point, you spot animals. Sometimes<br />
a ‘Big Five’ moment appears unexpectedly<br />
on the DVD. If your jeep is in the stated<br />
‘Big Five’ area, this may have favourable<br />
or unfavourable consequences which are<br />
shown on the DVD.<br />
The jeeps<br />
You use these to drive along the road<br />
[fig. 4] between view points. Only 1 jeep<br />
may be located at each view point. If a<br />
jeep belonging to another player is already<br />
occupying a view point, you may drive on<br />
to the next ‘free’ view point. This can be<br />
used strategically during play.<br />
The answer discs [fig. 5]<br />
Each player has three answer discs<br />
[A, B and C] in their colour, which they<br />
use to choose an answer to a quiz<br />
question by selecting the corresponding<br />
letter to answer.<br />
The playing cards<br />
There are two types of playing cards. You<br />
use the animal cards [fig. 6] to move your<br />
jeep. The obstacle cards showing either a<br />
film clip or flat tyre are used to hinder other<br />
players. The camouflage tent to allows you<br />
to protect yourself against these cards.<br />
The figures referred to in the text<br />
are shown at the end of this<br />
<strong>rules</strong> booklet.
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Start of the <strong>game</strong><br />
Place the <strong>game</strong> board on a table. Shuffle the<br />
pack of playing cards and place them face<br />
downwards in the middle of the <strong>game</strong> board.<br />
Each player chooses a colour and takes the<br />
three answer discs and a jeep.<br />
The jeeps are now placed on the starting<br />
positions 1 - 4. The order of play is decided<br />
by the players’ birthdays. The player whose<br />
birthday comes first after the day you are<br />
playing puts their jeep on position 1. The<br />
player whose birthday comes next puts<br />
their jeep on position 2 etc.<br />
Place DVD 1 in the DVD player. One of the<br />
players operates the remote control of the<br />
DVD. Watch the introductory film clip to set<br />
the scene and select your language, then<br />
press ‘ok/enter’ on the remote control. You<br />
are now in the main menu and the <strong>game</strong> can<br />
begin [fig. 7].<br />
How to play the <strong>game</strong><br />
If you select ‘start <strong>game</strong>’ [fig. 8] in the main<br />
menu with the remote control and press<br />
‘ok/enter’ the <strong>game</strong> begins. First you watch<br />
a film. This is followed by four multiple choice<br />
questions about this animal or this subject.<br />
Some of the questions you will know, others<br />
you will need to guess. Those who give the<br />
correct answer to the question with an<br />
answer disc may pick up a playing card.<br />
After the fourth question, you may swap or<br />
use your animal or obstacle cards and move<br />
your jeep accordingly. You then continue the<br />
<strong>game</strong> by pressing ‘ok/enter’. The next film<br />
starts.<br />
The question screen [fig. 9]<br />
When a question appears, you have 15<br />
seconds to decide on your answer. You<br />
choose answer A, B or C with one of your<br />
answer discs. Keep your choice secret.<br />
The answer appears on the screen after<br />
15 seconds. Those who have not chosen<br />
an answer by then may no longer do so.<br />
Game variation: If you fi nd 15 seconds<br />
too short, you can press ‘pause’ [ ].<br />
The question will then remain on the screen.
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Once everybody has answered, continue<br />
by pressing ‘ok/enter’.<br />
The answer screen [fig. 10]<br />
Check whether you have given the right<br />
answer. If you wish to see the question<br />
again, press ‘back’ and if you wish<br />
to continue, press ‘ok/enter’.<br />
Take cards screen [fig. 11]<br />
If you have answered correctly, pick up<br />
a playing card from the pile. You have 5<br />
seconds to do this. Press ‘pause’ [ ] if<br />
you find this too fast. The next film starts<br />
automatically.<br />
The players do nothing yet with their cards<br />
and jeeps. Only after the fourth question,<br />
cards can be played and the jeep can be<br />
moved accordingly.<br />
Take and exchange cards, and<br />
drive screen [fig. 12]<br />
If you have answered correctly, pick up<br />
a playing card from the pile. The player<br />
whose turn it is first may swap or use<br />
playing cards and then move his jeep.<br />
The order of play is determined by the<br />
position of the jeeps on the <strong>game</strong> board.<br />
Once the last player has had his turn and<br />
everybody is ready, press ‘ok/enter’.<br />
The next film starts.<br />
The order of play<br />
The position of the space where your<br />
jeep is determines when your turn comes.<br />
Because as the jeeps are moved, the order<br />
changes during the <strong>game</strong>. The player<br />
whose jeep is furthest from the finish has<br />
the first turn. Who has the 2 nd , 3 rd and 4 th<br />
turn is decided in the same way. You use<br />
the spaces to determine this. These are<br />
indicated by dotted lines [fig. 13]. If you are<br />
equally far away, the player whose jeep is<br />
nearest the outside of the <strong>game</strong> board<br />
has the first turn [fig. 14].<br />
When the <strong>game</strong> starts, the players have<br />
their jeeps on positions 1 - 4. The player at<br />
position 1 has the first turn, as his jeep is<br />
furthest from the finish. After that comes<br />
the player at position 2. His jeep is as far<br />
from the finish as those of the players at<br />
positions 3 and 4, but is also the closest<br />
to the outside [fig. 15].
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Rules for swapping playing cards<br />
You may only ask other players to swap<br />
playing cards when it is your turn. Players<br />
decide the exchange rates themselves. It<br />
is not compulsory to swap playing cards.<br />
Using your playing cards<br />
By using your playing cards, you can move<br />
your jeep and/or hinder other players. You<br />
can use all the playing cards you have, in<br />
the order or combination of your choice.<br />
It is sometimes clever to wait before using<br />
your playing cards to watch other players<br />
strategy. At the end of your turn, you may<br />
not keep more than five playing cards for<br />
the next turn. You must place any extra<br />
playing cards unused at the bottom of<br />
the stack [fig. 16].<br />
There are two types of playing cards:<br />
animal cards and obstacle cards.<br />
special animal card. You can use this to<br />
spot an animal of your choice [fig. 17].<br />
The <strong>rules</strong> for moving your jeep:<br />
You must follow the road and you may only<br />
stop at a view point [fig. 18]. Only 1 jeep may<br />
be located at each view point. If another<br />
player is already occupying a view point,<br />
you may drive on to the next ‘free’ view<br />
point [fig. 19]. You cannot move backwards.<br />
If you can play more than one card<br />
combination, you may move to several<br />
view points [fig. 20].<br />
Obstacle cards<br />
You can use these cards to hinder each<br />
other or to defend yourself.<br />
Once you have played an obstacle card,<br />
you replace it at the bottom of the pile of<br />
playing cards.<br />
Animal cards:<br />
You use these playing cards to spot the<br />
animals at a view point. Hand in the same<br />
combination of animal cards as you see<br />
at the view point. Then move your jeep to<br />
this view point. The pair of binoculars is a
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Film Clip<br />
Choose a player and take a playing card<br />
from his hand. You may not see his playing<br />
cards.<br />
The winner of the <strong>game</strong> [fig. 22]<br />
The player who reaches the finish first<br />
by showing the ‘Big Five’ with his playing<br />
cards is the winner.<br />
Flat tyre<br />
Choose a player to miss a turn. This<br />
player may not swap cards or move his<br />
jeep during that turn. If the player has more<br />
than five playing cards, the surplus must<br />
be discarded.<br />
Camouflage tent<br />
If another player plays a film clip or flat tyre<br />
card against you, you can block this action<br />
by playing this card. Afterwards, place<br />
both cards at the bottom of the pile.<br />
Big Five moment [fig. 21]:<br />
Sometimes a ‘Big Five’ moment appears<br />
unexpectedly on the DVD. If your jeep is<br />
in the stated ‘Big Five’ area, this may have<br />
favourable or unfavourable consequences.<br />
Follow the instructions on the screen.<br />
General instructions for using the<br />
remote control<br />
This <strong>game</strong> is operated by using the remote<br />
control. The buttons displayed on the<br />
screen can be selected by pressing the<br />
arrows (navigation buttons) on the remote<br />
control. Selection is confirmed by pressing<br />
the ‘OK’ or ‘Enter’ button.<br />
The ‘Menu’ can be selected at any point<br />
during the <strong>game</strong>. This stops the <strong>game</strong><br />
before the main menu screen is displayed.<br />
Using the “Prev” [ ] and ‘Next’ [ ]<br />
buttons is not recommended as it gives an<br />
unpredictable result.<br />
Films are played in the order that they are<br />
selected. On some DVD players it is not<br />
possible to play films in selected order<br />
because this DVD has been incorrectly<br />
configured. Please visit our website for<br />
instructions on how to select the order<br />
of play. If you feel that time is passing to<br />
quickly then press the pause button [ ].<br />
If you want to see a film, question or
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answer again you can do this by selecting<br />
the back button on the remote control.<br />
Figuren<br />
[fig. 1]<br />
This will not be possible if you are in a<br />
‘Taking, swapping and driving cards’ screen.<br />
When the <strong>game</strong> is over you can return to<br />
the DVD menu [ MENU ]. You are now able to<br />
start a new <strong>game</strong>.<br />
The DVD remembers the films you have<br />
seen during each round. When you have<br />
seen all 100 films you will automatically<br />
come to the end of the DVD. To continue,<br />
please insert the other DVD.<br />
Enjoy the <strong>game</strong>!<br />
Starting positions 1 - 4.<br />
[fig. 2]<br />
Game author: Arthur Tebbe, Identity Games.<br />
Design: Lucia Haakman, Identity Design<br />
©2006, Identity Games International, Rotterdam<br />
The finish.
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[fig. 3]<br />
[fig. 4]<br />
View point [ ], road [ ], ‘<br />
Big Five’ area [ ].<br />
You move from view point to view point.<br />
[fig. 5] [fig. 7]<br />
The answer discs.<br />
The start layout.
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[fig. 6]<br />
animal cards<br />
camouflage tent<br />
film clip<br />
flat tyre<br />
buffalo<br />
leopard<br />
lion<br />
rhinoceros<br />
elephant<br />
binoculars<br />
obstacle cards<br />
[fig. 8] [fig. 9]<br />
‘ok/enter’<br />
Start the <strong>game</strong>.<br />
Choose an answer A, B or C.
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[fig. 10]<br />
[fig. 11]<br />
Take cards<br />
Was your answer correct?<br />
Answer correct. Take a card.<br />
[fig. 12] [fig. 13]<br />
Take and exchange cards,<br />
and drive.<br />
Who goes first?<br />
Green is furthest from the finish and<br />
may go first.
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[fig. 14]<br />
[fig. 15]<br />
Green is closest to the outside and<br />
may go first.<br />
[fig. 16]<br />
The order of turns at the beginning of<br />
the <strong>game</strong>.<br />
[fig. 17]<br />
No more than 5 playing cards at<br />
the end of your turn.<br />
The binoculars.
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[fig. 18]<br />
or<br />
Possible card combinations.<br />
[fig. 19]<br />
[fig. 20]<br />
Green can move to A, B or C. Orange moves from A to B.
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[fig. 21]<br />
[fig. 22]<br />
Who is in the lion area?<br />
Orange wins!<br />
Orange plays these<br />
cards, for example.
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N.B.<br />
The selection of questions and answers has been<br />
compiled by Identity Games with the greatest<br />
possible care. In spite of the care taken in compiling<br />
the text, neither the editors of this <strong>game</strong> nor the<br />
publisher accept any liability for any damage that<br />
may be caused as a result of any error or lack of<br />
clarity that may occur in this publication.<br />
This product including sound material may only<br />
be shown in private. All rights reserved. No part<br />
of this publication may be reproduced without the<br />
express written permission of the publisher.<br />
Copying or showing this product or parts of it in<br />
public is strictly prohibited. This product may not<br />
be exported or marketed without the permission of<br />
the copyright holders. Unauthorised reproduction,<br />
screening or distribution will result in criminal<br />
prosecution.<br />
Wildlife Dvd Board<strong>game</strong>® is published by Identity<br />
Games in cooperation with Nature Conservation<br />
Films. The visual material used in this <strong>game</strong> was<br />
created by Hugo van Lawick and is the property<br />
of the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision.<br />
©2006, Wildlife DVD board<strong>game</strong>®, Identity Games<br />
International, Rotterdam<br />
Due to small parts this <strong>game</strong> is not suited for<br />
children under the age of 3.<br />
The Netherlands Institute for<br />
Sound and Vision is the national<br />
archive for sound and vision,<br />
from 1898 until the present day.<br />
Sound and Vision stores the largest collection of<br />
television recordings, radio, music, professional<br />
and amateur films, photographs and objects from<br />
the media history of the Netherlands. Sound and<br />
Vision manages this constantly growing collection<br />
and makes this audio-visual heritage available to<br />
everyone.<br />
At the beginning of December 2007, Sound and<br />
Vision opened a new attraction for the public in the<br />
Media Park in Hilversum. In this Sound and Vision<br />
Experience, visitors can discover for themselves<br />
how their world is coloured by the audiovisual<br />
media.<br />
We would be happy to hear your questions or<br />
comments about this <strong>game</strong>. Write to: Imagination<br />
Games, Consumer Advice Department, 64 North<br />
Terrace, Kent Town, South Australia 5067 Australia<br />
or email contactus@imagination<strong>game</strong>s.com<br />
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