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spanning all major districts. If we are to return peace to Meridian City, we must join their
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• loss of awareness
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• seizures, or
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RESUME GAMEPLAY ONLY ON APPROVAL OF YOUR PHYSICIAN. Main Menu ................................................................ 005
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Take a 15-minute break during each hour of play. Career Mode ............................................................. 010
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Racing 101 ............................................................... 014
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CONTROLS MAIN MENU
Menu Controls Game Modes
Control Action In Full Auto 2: Battlelines, you can
Navigate menu / Highlight menu item left analog stick or directional buttons C / V compete in a variety of game modes
Adjust menu item left analog stick or directional buttons Z / X for devastating, white-knuckle combat
Select highlighted menu item S
Previous screen / return to Main Menu A
racing. At the Main Menu choose
Pause game / open Pause Menu START from the in-depth challenge of Career
Mode, jump straight into a match in
Arcade Mode, challenge a friend in
Driving Controls Head-to-Head Mode, or play Online
Control Action in destructive races or deadly arena
Steer left / right left analog stick battles. Use the left analog stick or
Aim Targeting Reticule right analog stick (click down to fire aimable weapons) directional buttons to cycle between
Accelerate R gameplay modes and settings. Press
Brake / Reverse W (hold for reverse) the S button to select and confirm your choice, and press the A button to go back to a higher
Handbrake F
Fire Primary Weapon
set of options or the previous menu.
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Fire Secondary Weapon A
Fire Mortar Weapon B (click down) Career Mode
Look back D
Boost (when Energy Gauge is charged) Q Work your way through each series of races and complete primary and secondary objectives
Unwreck (when Energy Gauge is charged) E to unlock cars, tracks, weapons, and more. Begin with the basics, then learn how to handle
Cycle Gameplay Camera directional button C the different classes of vehicles while competing to save Meridian City from the Ascendants.
Enter / Exit One-Touch Replay Mode directional button V For more information, see Career Mode, pg. 10.
Self Destruct SELECT
Pause game / Open Pause Menu START
Arcade Mode
Note: These are the Default control settings. You can change the control configuration by Jump straight into a single-player match with access to all of the tracks, cars, and weapons
selecting CONTROLLER SETTINGS from the Settings menu. you’ve unlocked in Career Mode. Arcade Mode offers three separate Event Types: Race,
Gladiator, and Team Gladiator. For more information, see Event Types, pg. 7.

Head-to-Head Mode
Challenge friends one-on-one via split-screen Racing and Gladiator modes.

Note: Head-to-Head Mode’s controls and Event Types are the same as Arcade Mode.

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MAIN MENU MAIN MENU
Online
Take the skills you’ve acquired offline and head online to challenge the best players from
Starting an Event
around the country. For more information, see Online Mode, pg. 11.
Event Types
Settings Once you select a Game Mode, you can choose from a variety of Event Types. In all Game
Modes except Career and Online, you get to select from one of the following Event Types:
Adjust the game options. Use the left analog stick or directional buttons to highlight a setting
and press the S button to confirm your choice. For settings that have adjustable levels, first
highlight a selection and then press the left analog stick or the directional buttons Z and X to
set the desired level. Settings include Audio, Display, Controller, Game Save, and Extras.

1. Race: Race against other competitors in multiple-lap circuit and point-to-point races, doing
whatever it takes to cross the finish line first.

2. Gladiator: This is all-out combat! Destroy your opponents and score the most points to win
Note: You can access the Settings Menu during gameplay via the Pause Menu by pressing in arena-based matches.
START and then selecting SETTINGS.
3. Team Gladiator: Destroy the opposition and help your team get the highest score.

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MAIN MENU
Vehicle Select
Once you’ve chosen your Event Settings, you can
select your vehicle at the Garage. Use the left analog
stick or the directional buttons C and V to cycle
through the available cars. To change the car’s paint
job, press the left analog stick or directional buttons
Z and X. To cycle through and swap unlocked car
skins, tap F. You can also sort vehicles by Name,
Available (unlocked), and Class by pressing Q
and E. When you’re ready, press the S button to
confirm your choice.
Note: Cars have certain weapon restrictions based on weight and class. Restricted weapons
will not be displayed.
Weapon Select
Before tearing it up (and bringing it down) on the course, you must choose your Primary and
Secondary Weapons to mount on the front and rear of your vehicle. Use the left analog stick
or the directional buttons C and V to cycle through the available weaponry and press the S
button to confirm your choice. Before hitting the asphalt, you must confirm your Loadout by
pressing the S button.
Note: The loadout confirmation screen will verify weapon button assignments as well as
which—if any—of your weapons is aimable.
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BEHIND THE WHEEL
Heads Up Display
5. Power-up Gauge
1. Energy Gauge
2. Position / Score 6. Lap Counter / Event Time
7. Armor Gauge
3. Targeting Reticule / Heat Gauge
8. Speedometer
4. Radar / Mini Map
While racing, the Heads Up Display (HUD) keeps you up to speed with important information
you need. The HUD is the same no matter which vehicle you’re driving, however, some infor-
mation may change depending on the Game Mode that you are playing.
1. Energy Gauge: Displays how much energy your vehicle has stored. Using Boost and Unwreck costs energy.
You can earn energy by performing stunts, such as jumps and powerslides.
2. Position / Score: Position / Score: Your current position in the race and / or score is displayed inside the Energy
Gauge.
3. Targeting Reticule / Heat Gauge: Use this to target enemies and environmental objects with your aimable
weapon. You can manually aim the targeting reticule with the right stick. If you have equipped an aimable weapon,
it can be fired by clicking down on N.
4. Radar / Mini Map: Displays important information, including you and your competitors’ positions, as well as item
power-ups along the track and inside the arena.
5. Power-up Gauge: The Power-up Gauge shows the status of any active power-up such as Mortar, Unlimited Boost,
and Unlimited Fire.
6. Lap Counter / Event Time: Displays the laps completed, the total laps, and the total elapsed time for the event.
7. Armor Gauge: Displays your vehicle’s armor status. As your vehicle takes damage on its front, rear, and sides,
the respective section of the Armor Gauge will flash and ultimately disappear. Each area of the vehicle has three
armor bars on the Armor Gauge. When all three bars of an area have been depleted, your vehicle can quickly be
destroyed.
8. Speedometer: Your current speed in miles per hour is displayed inside the Armor Gauge.
BEHIND THE WHEEL
Career Mode
You’ve been recruited by SAGE to take back Meridian
City from the Ascendants, one district at a time. The
only way you can succeed in this impossible mission is
by competing in deadly vehicular combat and working
your way through the ranks to face their ultimate
weapon. Are you up for the challenge?
Career Mode Basics
Career is the main game mode of Full Auto 2: Battlelines. By winning a series of races and
completing Primary and Secondary objectives, you canunlock a variety of Reward Packs which
include faster cars, more powerful weaponry, and new skins. To begin, select CAREER from
the Main Menu and then choose a series, track, vehicle, and weapon loadout.
Note: Training is the only series available at the beginning of the game.
Objectives
Each race has a variety of Primary and Secondary objectives you must complete to unlock
special Rewards Packs. The criteria list for each track is displayed at the Track Select Screen
and automatically cycles between Primary and Secondary objectives. You do not need to
complete all of the Primary and Secondary objectives in one go. You can return to the event to
pick and choose which objectives you want to tackle.
Reward Packs
Unlock special Reward Packs for winning races and achieving Primary and Secondary
objectives. The criteria list for unlocking Reward Packs and what you’ll receive is displayed at
the Series Select Screen.
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BEHIND THE WHEEL
Online Mode
To participate in intense competitive vehicular combat
online, select ONLINE from the Main Menu. Battle it
out against up to seven other players or team up with
your friends in a variety of online game modes.
Note: The online game is broadband only. In order
to connect online, you must connect through DSL, a
cable modem or a higher speed Internet connection,
a Local Area Network (LAN), or a Wireless Local Area
Network (WLAN).
In order to get online, several additional items are required, including a subscription to an
Internet service provider, a network device, a WLAN access point (for wireless networks),
and a PC. For further information and setting up details, please refer to the PLAYSTATION®3
Instruction Manual.
Getting Connected
Note: Use of the online portion of this game is subject to the terms and conditions under the
User Agreement located within the game.
You must have a valid PlayStation Network Account to play online.
Please refer to the PLAYSTATION®3 instruction manual.
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BEHIND THE WHEEL BEHIND THE WHEEL
Search: To find games that are setup with similar parameters, set your Match Filter options at
Playing the Online Game the Custom Search Screen, which include event type, track, car class, and friends. Press D to
At the Online Menu, you can choose from Ranked and access the Match Filters Menu and use the left analog stick or directional buttons to highlight
Unranked Play, or view the race top scores via the and adjust each option. When you’re done configuring your custom search options, press S to
Leaderboards. close the Match Filters Menu and the game will automatically search for online matches with
similar settings.

Online Exclusive Events Ranked Play

Base Assault: In this team-based Online Event, the Choose RANKED PLAY at the Online Menu to play
goal is to destroy the enemy teams’ base. Each team with and against other players with similar skills and
must work together to acquire the Bomb Power-Up, improve your ranking on the Leaderboards. Choose
disable the enemy base force fields, and then ”deliver” from ARENA and RACE Game Modes.
the Bomb to the opponent’s base by crashing into it.
Arena: These open environments are host to arena-
Cat & Mouse: The mouse has to finish the race and the cats want to stop him! Two teams based Online Events, such as Gladiator, Team Gladia-
battle to ensure that their “mouse” crosses the finish line fist. tor and Base Assault.

Unranked Play Race: These track-based matches are host to racing-based Online Events such as Race and
Choose UNRANKED PLAY at the Online Menu to tailor your online games by manually Cat & Mouse.
setting up game Filters. Either choose HOST to go to the Lobby Screen and create your own
Unranked Match for others to join, or select SEARCH Note: With the exception of Base Assault and Cat & Mouse, all Online Events are identical to
to go to the Custom Search screen to find and join a single-player Race Events. For more information on Race Events, see pg. 7.
game in progress.
Leaderboards
Host: At the Lobby screen, setup and host your View the latest updates for Monthly, and All-Time
own game by adjusting game Match Filters, such as Leaderboards and see where you rank against the
event types, tracks, number of laps, car classes, and competition. Use the Q and E buttons to toggle
weapons. Once a game has been configured, others between the Leaderboard pages.
can join.
1: Press the D button to access the Match Filters Menu and use
the left analog stick or the directional buttons to highlight and adjust each option. When you’re done configuring
your race, press the S button to close the Match Filters Menu and return to the Lobby Screen.

Note: The Match Filters Menu will automatically be displayed when you first access the Lobby Screen.

2: Press the F button to go to the Garage and select a car and weaponry. Once you’ve chosen your vehicle and
loadout, you will be returned to the Lobby Screen.

3: When at least one other player has joined your match and has set their status to Ready in the Lobby Screen,
press S to launch the race.

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BEHIND THE WHEEL BEHIND THE WHEEL
One-Touch Replay
Racing 101 Replay your most destructive moments using the One-
This chapter walks you through the basics you need to survive your first race, from the all Touch Replay Feature. To activate One-Touch Replay,
important Boost and Unwreck features to the One-Touch Replay feature. tap the directional button V. Use the W and R
buttons to slow down and speed up playback, and
Boost press the F button or click down on the N button
to toggle the time code overlay on / off. To exit One-
Activating Boost gives your vehicle a rocket fuel- Touch Replay, tap the directional button V a second
injected burst of turbo speed for a chance to leave the time or press the A button.
competition choking on your dust and debris. Using
Boost costs Energy, and when your Energy Gauge Note: One-Touch Replay is not available in Online Mode.
is fully depleted, you won’t be able to Boost until you
recharge it by performing powerslides and jumps. To Power-Ups
use Boost, press and hold the Q button.
Look for these special power-ups during
intense arena-based battles and frenetic
Unwreck matches to help keep you in the race or
Avoid disastrous mistakes by activating Unwreck give you the upper hand.
and rewind the gameplay to re-attempt that fatal Full Repair: The Wrench will completely
curve, avoid an enemy, or get a better line on the replenish the Armor Gauge.
competition. Activating Unwreck costs Energy, and
when your Energy Gauge is fully depleted, you won’t Unlimited Boost: This power up allows
be able to Unwreck again until it’s recharged by Boost to be used without depleting the energy gauge for a set period of time.
performing powerslides and jumps. To use Unwreck, Unlimited Fire: Primary and secondary weapons won’t overheat for a set period of time.
press and hold the E button.
Mortar Weapons: Each mortar weapon can do massive damage with a single shot, but since
Note: Unwreck is not available in Head-to-Head Mode their ammo is quite limited, you should use them wisely.
and Online Mode.

The Pause Menu

Self-Destruct
If your car gets stuck, you can self-destruct your vehicle and re-start at your current position
after a brief delay. To self-destruct, press SELECT.
Press START during gameplay to pause the game and access the Pause Menu. At the Pause
Menu, you can view your current standings in the race, see what music track is playing, get an
overview of your current race event, and adjust the game settings.
Resume Event: Return to gameplay.

Restart Event: Start the current event over from the beginning.

Settings: Access the game’s settings. For more information, see Settings, pg. 6.

Exit Event: Exit the current event and return to the Main Menu.

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CREDITS CREDITS
Development Team Dennis Dunn Producer Production Babies
Stephane Goulet Guillaume Provost Elise Andrée Feltham
Bronwen Grimes Cole Abreu Hilmer
Director of Technology
Kay Huang Production Team Nicole Ana Hasenbuhler
David Wu
Greg Ipp Derek Elliott
Heidi Klinck Laura Small
Code Lead
Mike Marquis Daniel Torreblanca Pseudo Interactive
Jason Hasenbuhler
Remi Turcotte
Andrea Zanini Executive Producers President and CEO
Tools Lead David Wu
David Wu
Reevan McKay
Audio Director Rich Hilmer
Michelle Frey Daniel Posner VP Development
Programming Team Rich Hilmer
Paul Glinker
Audio Programmer QA Lead
Chris Harvey VP Business Development
Andrew Clark Rene Macleod
Dave Hill Daniel Posner
Germain LeChapelain
Lead Level Designer QA Testers
Ryan MacLean Human Resources
Rick Knowles Daniel Awadalla
Rob McCowan Kate Roberts
Gary Blaize
Andrew Rudson
Level Design Team Gord Henschel
Alex Ahilov Isaque Hossain Systems Administrator
Additional Programming Jon Parkins
Nitai Bessette Joseph Kim
Dave De Pauw
Brian Dorner
Joseph Ganetakos Special Thanks Administrative Warrior Princess
Art Director Trina Ferris
James Richards Ali Mirza
Frank Trzcinski
Mark Riddell Boris Pan
Domenic Trapasso Brad Murdoch Accounting
Lead Artist Tova Posner
Chris Benoit
David Feltham
Game Design Team Dave Jansen
Paul Dobson Gavin Robb External Development
Lead Concept Artist
Dwayne Hammond Graeme Norton
Ted Kim
John Harley John Dyer
William Ho Jonathan Murphy Story Concept by
Lead Technical Artist Cliff Dorfman
Miles Holmes Nicholas Sewchuck
Cliff Daigle
Stuart Wheeler Sarah Murphy
Tim Bowes Car Concepts
Art Team Jon Hull
Project Director Jeff Hilbert
Albert Alejandro
Cord Smith Joe Minton
Elliot Christian Additional Concept Art by:
Vince Chui Feng Zhu
Kyle Davis

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CREDITS CREDITS
Fictional Advertising Design Witchman tracks written and produced by “Asphalt Assassin” Voice of S.A.G.E.
Chris Walton John Roome “Fully Automatic” Samantha Campbell
“Supercrazy”
Additional Art “Zero to Hero” “Warrior of the Wasteland” Additional Voice Samples
Paul Neale “Last Man Standing” “Scavenger” Michelle Frey
“Warlord” “Burning World”
Audio “Deliverance” “Diesel and Destruction” Video Production
“Black Monday” “Messij Lost” Ellora Tech Inc.
“Point of No Return” “Petrolhead” Sirr Less, Producer
Original Adaptive Music Mix
“Predator or Prey” “Zero to Hero” Vadan Less, Director and Editor
Rom Di Prisco
“Warlord” Sean Dana, Motion Graphics
Guitars “Deliverance”
Adaptive music composition,
Paul Aspel “Black Monday”
augmentation and mixing Sega of America
“Point of No Return”
Rom Di Prisco
Additional Live Bass
John Roome
Gbatokai Dakinah Additional Audio CEO Sega of America
Tom Salta
Billy Turchinetz, Eggplant/Rippleffect Naoya Tsurumi
Main Vox Bryan Watkins, Danetracks, Inc.
Bitstream Dream tracks written and produced by
MARZ Sega of America President
Rom Di Prisco
Engine Recordings Simon Jeffery
www.bitstreamdream.com
Original music composed and produced by Bryan Watkins, Danetracks, Inc.
Tom Salta www.tomsalta.com John P. Fasal Vice President Product Development
“Asphalt Assassin”
“Steel and Smoke” Dave Cobb
“Fully Automatic”
“Gears and Guns” Mastering
“Supercrazy”
“Let the Wreckage Ensue” Erik Wolf, Wolf Mastering Associate Producer
“Warrior of the Wasteland”
“Industry Gone Bad” Tim Ernst
“Scavenger”
“I am the Law” Voice Director
“Burning World”
“Steel Wheels” Jared Emerson-Johnson Assistant Producer
“Diesel and Destruction”
“Drive Destroy Repeat” Morgan Roberts
“Messij Lost”
“Laying Down the Law” Voice Recording
“Petrolhead”
studio.jory.org Senior Producer
Additional guitars Mike Gallo
Additional Guitars
Nick Moroch Recording Engineer
Saki Kaskas
Jory Prum Vice President of Marketing
Additional music augmentation and Scott A. Steinberg
Additional Vocals
composition by Voice Production
Jenna Ferone
Tom Salta Bay Area Sound Marketing Director
Tod Law
Julian Kwasneski Chip Blundell
Jared Emerson-Johnson
Jory Prum

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Product Manager Derek Carlson QA Assistant Lead Analysts Off Base Productions
John Coghlan Lauren Frazier Mike Silva
Manual Copy
Bruce Burrows
Associate Product Manager Director of Channel Marketing
Dan Gallardo Scott Lambrecht QA Testers Option-Shift Design
Nathan Anderson Manual Design
Senior Public Relations Manager Channel Marketing Manager Sharlena Ducatti-Becton
Steve Groll Anna Nguyen Kevin Evans
Ruben Flores
One PR Studios Director of Sega.com Tom Gilmer
Anne Marie Stein Chris Olson Jamil Hale
Jason Andersen Lee Hester
Web Agency Aaron Keilior
Creative Services Manager Escape Pod 9 Norith Keo
Jen Groeling David Lin
Senior Legal Council Nora Magyar
Creative Services Production Specialist Charles Topping Ron Realiza
Heather Lucchetti Josh Richardson
Associate, Legal Department Chelsea Robinson
Creative Agency Rodrigo Aberin Spain Wilingham
Petrol
Paralegal Compliancy Lead Analyst
Vice President of Corporate Planning Jana Rubenstein Stephen Akana
Hitoshi Okuno
Senior Consumer Research Analyst Compliancy Asst. Lead Analyst
Vice President of Sales Prabha Kannan Lawence Mann
Sue Hughes-Taigen Joe Floyd
Very Special Thanks
Sales Managers Andy Gotard Compliancy Testers
Frank Chiechi Jason Mahar
Keith Gerhardt QA Director Rudolfo “Junior” Sison
Paige Carlson-Winch Deni Skeens
Michael Kacz Manager of Artists and Repertoire
Matt Vining QA Supervisor Noah Musler
Josh Morton
Sr. Account Manager, Sales Assistant Manager of Artists and Repertoire
May Hayes QA Lead Analysts David Wood
Nestor Protacio Jr.
Sales Analysts Chrisopher Rose
Vincent Chin

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CREDITS
Licensed Music
“30/30-150” Performed by Stone Sour
Produced by Nick Raskulinecz Mixed by
Randy Staub Music and Lyrics by Corey
Taylor, James Root, Josh Rand and Shawn
Economaki © 2006 EMI APRIL MUSIC INC.,
MUSIC THAT MUSIC, and STONE SOUR
MUSIC, LLC. All rights controlled and admin-
istered by EMI APRIL MUSIC INC. (ASCAP)
All Rights Reserved. International Copyright
Secured. Used By Permission. (P) 2006
The All Blacks B.V. From the Roadrunner
Records album Come What(ever) May, used
by permission
“Analog” Performed by: Strung Out Music
by: Strung Out Lyrics by: Jason Cruz from the
album: “Exile In Oblivion” www.fatwreck.com
“Callbacks” Performed by We Are Scien-
tists Writers: Christopher Cain, Keith Murray
& Michael Tapper Sony/ATV Tunes LLC
(ASCAP) o/b/o Somewhat Neat Publishing
Company
“Take It Away” Performed by The Used
Courtesy of Reprise Records By arrange-
ment with Warner Music Group Video Game
Licensing (P) 2004 Reprise Records c) 2004
EMI BLACKWOOD MUSIC INC. and USED
MOVEMENT MUSIC. All rights for USED
MOVEMENT MUSIC controlled and admin-
istered by EMI BLACKWOOD MUSIC INC.
(BMI) All Rights Reserved. International
Copyright Secured. Used by permission.
Colossal” Written by Myles Heskett, Chris
Ross and Andrew Stockdale Peformed by
Wolfmother Published by Wolfmother P/L
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(BMI) Produced by D Sardy (P) 2005 Modular
Recordings Courtesy of Modular Recordings
Pty Limited/Universal Music Australia Pty
Limited under license from Universal Music
Enterprises
“The Hardest Part” Written by Stretch
Arm Strong All arrangements Stretch Arm
Strong and James Paul Wisner Performed
by Stretch Arm Strong © 2005 We Put Out
Records LLC © 2005 All We Want Music
(ASCAP)
“No Reason” By Deryck Whibley and Greig
Nori © 2004 EMI APRIL MUSIC (CANADA)
LTD, RECTUM RENOVATOR MUSIC and
Bunk Rock Music. All rights in the U.S. for
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RECTUM RENOVATOR MUSIC controlled
and administered by EMI APRIL MUSIC INC.
(ASCAP). All Rights Reserved. International
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(P) 2004 The Island Def Jam Music Group
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music
Group under license from Universal Music
Enterprises
“Symphony Of Destruction (The Gristle Mix)””
By Dave Mustaine Performed by Megadeth
© 1992 MUSTAINE MUSIC and THEORY
MUSIC All rights for MUSTAINE MUSIC
controlled and administered by EMI
BLACKWOOD MUSIC INC. (BMI) All Rights
Reserved. International Copyright Secured.
Used by Permission. Courtesy of Capitol
Records Under license from EMI Film &
Television Music
“Slow Drain” By Dennis Wolfe, Scott
Stevens, David Walsh, and Fred Herrera
© 2004 EMI APRIL MUSIC INC., MATT
CREDITS
SERLETIC PUBLISHING, I’M SO RONERY
SONGS, RADIOWHORE MUSIC, GENERAL
MARMALADE MUSIC, CUSTER STILL
HAD IT COMING MUSIC All rights controlled
and administered by EMI APRIL MUSIC INC.
(ASCAP) All Rights Reserved. International
Copyright Secured. Used By Permission.
Courtesy of Virgin Records America, Inc. Un-
der license from EMI Film & Television Music
“Carry Me Home” By Chris Cheney, Scott
Owen and Travis Demsey © 2001 EMI APRIL
MUSIC INC. and THE LIVING END PTY
LTD. All rights controlled and administered by
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Reserved. International Copyright Secured.
Used By Permission. By arrangement with
Warner Music Group Video Game Licensing
(P) 2000 Reprise Records
“Crash” By Tommy Lee Performed by
Methods of Mayhem © 1999 EMI APRIL
MUSIC, INC. and METHODS OF MAYHEM
MUSIC. All rights for METHODS OF MAY-
HEM MUSIC controlled and administered
by EMI APRIL MUSIC, INC. (ASCAP) All
Rights Reserved. International Copyright Se-
cured. Used by Permission. (P) 1999 Geffen
Records Courtesy of Geffen Records under
license from Universal Music Enterprises
This product
contains software
technology
licensed from GameSpy Industries, Inc.
© 1999-2006 GameSpy Industries, Inc.
GameSpy and the “Powered by GameSpy”
design are trademarks of GameSpy Indus-
tries, Inc. All rights reserved.
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