There is a setting that can be changed when the game is first turned on. Simply select the American flag and it should display in English. This can also be changed from the main menu (top screen displays logo, bottom screen displays 5 menu options & an animated deer). Select the option second from the bottom, then the icon on the bottom-center of the Touch Screen, which looks like a rotating globe with a magnifying lens over it. From here, simply select the American Flag and the game will return to English.

In Windows 8, if you lock the computer (using the Windows Key+L) while the game is running, then unlock the computer to continue the game, the Windows cursor will appear in the game instead of the in-game cursor.

To fix this while the game is running, press Alt+Tab to switch to another application, then press Alt+Tab to return to the game. This will bring back the in-game cursor.  It is also possible to get the in-game cursor to return by quitting and re-starting the game.

If the game forces you to create multiple ID’s, you probably have multiple controllers connected to your system. When you have more than one controller, the game thinks you want to play with a friend, and forces you to go to the 2nd player setup.

The easiest way to fix this problem is to disconnect the 2nd controller before you start the game. In some games, the other way to do this is to get past the 2nd player setup using the 2nd controller, then go back to playing a single player game.

If you are trying to play a single player game, please verify that you do not have any USB game controllers, joysticks, or steering wheels attached to your system.  This should prevent the player-2 login screen from appearing. You can only use mouse and keyboard for a single player game.

If you are trying to play a single player game, please verify that you do not have any USB game controllers, joysticks, or steering wheels attached to your system.  This should prevent the player-2 login screen from appearing. You can only use mouse and keyboard for a single player game.

We suspect that your PS3 is set to output 720p video, but your TV will not accept it for some reason. You should be able to go into the PS3 video settings and disable 720p resolution. Make sure the PS3 has 480i, 480p, and 1080i resolutions checked. This should solve the problem.

We suspect that your PS3 is set to output 720p video, but your TV will not accept it for some reason. You should be able to go into the PS3 video settings and disable 720p resolution. Make sure the PS3 has 480i, 480p, and 1080i resolutions checked. This should solve the problem.

If you are using a Playstation®Move controller, you can use a Dualshock®3 wireless controller as a Playstation®Move Navigation controller.  To do this, first connect a Playstation®Move controller to the system, then start the game and go to the main menu of the game.  At this point, connect the Dualshock®3 wireless controller to the system.  The game will ask you if you want the Dualshock®3 wireless controller to be used for Player 2, or if you want to use the Dualshock®3 wireless controller as a Playstation®Move Navigation controller for player 1.  If you choose “Use Dualshock®3 wireless controller as a Playstation®Move Navigation controller”, then hold the Playstation®Move controller in your right hand, and the Dualshock®3 wireless controller in your left hand.  In this way, the Dualshock®3 wireless controller will have the same functions as a Playstation®Move Navigation controller.  Please do not connect the DualShock®3 wireless controller to the system until you have reached the main menu of the game.

PlayStation error codes are explained in the PlayStation Knowledge Center. Please enter the error code and follow instructions listed here:

https://support.us.playstation.com/

Remington Great American Bird Hunt does not have a button configuration that allows the Z Button to function as a trigger. We are very aware that for some people, this is causing a lot of frustration.

At the time the game was released, Nintendo did not allow a realistic gun control scheme.  Since then the rules have relaxed a bit, so our newer games still ship with the same configuration, but come with an option to change it. The games that can be changed have instructions in their respective manuals.

Our more recent games, such as Remington Super Slam Hunting Africa, Remington Super Slam Hunting North America, Remington Super Slam Hunting Alaska, Reload, and Heavy Fire: Afghanistan and Shattered Spear, we support a button configuration that allows the Z Button to function as a trigger.

You can switch weapons while playing. Once in a level, if you have unlocked firearms available, all you need to do is to press “TAB” on the PC or use the the + and – buttons for the Wii version. This cycles between the weapons.

Note: When you play through the first level, you should be awarded with the first additional firearm. You will then able to progress to the 2nd level.  Until you receive that weapon you will have no additional guns available.

To advance through the game, you need to be playing in Career Mode. Single Player > Career Mode. When you go back to the game to play, after shutting down, please choose: “Continue Career”. Then you can play the unlocked levels as many times as you like in the Unlocked Levels Mode.

Please check to be sure that your machine meets the min specs for the game. Many times, the video card, or video chipset on user’s machines are below the min spec for the game. This could also be a DirectX issue. Please follow this link to update DirectX. Learn more here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35

If this does not solve your issue, please send your DxDiag file to Customerservice@mastiff-games.com, along with your question. Please do not forget to tell us which game you are trying to play, and what you see on the screen, including any error messages that may appear.

Here are the steps to get your DxDiag:

• Press your Windows “Start” button normally found at the bottom left hand corner of the screen.
• Select the “Run” option in the menu.
• Type in “dxdiag” in the box and press “OK”
• Wait for the small green bar at the bottom-center of the window to fill.  Once the green bar is full, select the “Save All Information” as a text (.txt) file.
• Send us that text file.

On the “Options menu, turn all of the video options down to the lowest possible value:

• Resolution: 640X480
• Texture Filtering: Bilinear
• Texture Detail: Low
• Shadow Detail: Off
• Depth Of Field: Off

If this makes the game playable, start turning up the options, one at a time until you find a setting that starts to make the game slow down again.

Please send your DxDiag file to Customerservice@mastiff-games.com, along with your question. Please do not forget to tell us which game you are trying to play, and what you see on screen, including any error messages that may appear.

Here are the steps to get your DxDiag:

• Press your Windows “Start” button normally found at the bottom left hand corner of the screen.
• Select the “Run” option in the menu.
• Type in “dxdiag” in the box and press “OK”
• Wait for the small green bar at the bottom-center of the window to fill.  Once the green bar is full, Select the “Save All Information” as a text (.txt) file.
• Send us that text file.

Here are the steps to get your DxDiag:

• Press your Windows “Start” button normally found at the bottom left hand corner of the screen.
• Select the “Run” option in the menu.
• Type in “dxdiag” in the box and press “OK”
• Wait for the small green bar at the bottom-center of the window to fill.  Once the green bar is full, Select the “Save All Information” as a text (.txt) file.
• Send us that text file.

The first thing we would suspect that your sensor bar is in the wrong location in relation to the Wii system settings. With the Wii, the system might be set for on top of TV but the bar is underneath, or vice versa. Here is a Nintendo page that will help you: http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/ht_settings.jsp?

Please follow the instructions on changing the sensor bar position.

As a general rule, we do not recommend or provide support for third party peripherals, because there is no way we can track and test all the gadgets that appear in the market. The game was designed and tested for the Wii Remote and the Wii Zapper. We do not offer support for other Wii gun peripherals.

Many of Mastiff’s games are available outside North America. However, we do not sell them directly and we do not have a list of retailers that carry them. It is often faster for us to do an Internet search and find an online retailer to see if a title is available in another country. We often do not have release dates for other countries either.

If you are in Canada, the answer is yes. For all others, the situation is a little complicated. There are three parts to consider: The hardware, the software, and the type of TV broadcasting signal. As a general rule, if your software is from the USA, it will work on USA and Canada game hardware, but it will not work on hardware purchased in other countries.

A very good explanation of regional lockout is available on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regional_lockout

Please start by reading the user manual that is included with your game.

In addition to our users manual, you can read about your Wii™ here:
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/index.jsp

In addition to our users manual, you can read about your PS3™ here:
https://support.us.playstation.com/

In addition to our users manual, you can read about your 3DS™ here:
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/3ds/en_na/index.jsp

In addition to our users manual, you can read about your Xbox 360 here:
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/browse/xbox-360?xr=shellnav