You have five vessels: Carrier (5 holes), Battleship (4), Destroyer (3), Submarine (3), and Patrol Boat (2).
Replace the cover and tighten the screw. Always use fresh batteries to avoid glitching voice synthesizers or dim display lights. Console Component Layout
(originally released in 1990) features distinct gameplay mechanics, audio feedback, and digital programming that separate it from standard paper-and-pencil or non-electronic board games.
Press the corresponding letter button followed by the number button on the keypad (e.g., B-4). Fire: Press the FIRE button. Listen for the Result: Vtech Electronic Talking Battleship Command Manual
The first three pages were a warning shot to parents: “Requires 4 ‘C’ batteries (not included).” Leo’s father, seeing this, sighed theatrically. But Leo was already lost in the “Features” section. The manual explained the voice: a stern, synthesized commodore who announced hits with a crackling “Direct hit, sir!” and misses with a deflating “Target missed.” It described the five distinct sound effects, from the sonar ping to the torpedo launch, each vibrato explained with a tiny musical staff notation.
The battle rages back and forth until one commander successfully coordinates the destruction of all five enemy vessels. The computer will play a victory fanfare and announce the winning player. 🔧 Troubleshooting and Maintenance
sat open like a futuristic console. My brother and I were hunkered down, the only light coming from the small red LEDs on the dashboard. This wasn’t just a game; it was a test of the Command Manual You have five vessels: Carrier (5 holes), Battleship
: Choose a coordinate on your upper target grid (e.g., "E-4").
Locate the battery compartment on the underside of the main electronic console grid.
One-space units that can be shot down with the "Anti-aircraft Gun" button. Listen for the Result: The first three pages
Use the side switch or "ON" button to start the unit.
Type the letter and number (e.g., C-5 ) on the keypad. Fire: Press the FIRE button. Audio Feedback:
10 Plastic Naval Vessels (5 for each player: Carrier, Battleship, Destroyer, Submarine, Patrol Boat) Red "Hit" Pegs White "Miss" Pegs Control Panel & Button Guide
: The game will play a splash sound effect, and the voice will announce "Miss!" Place a white peg on E-4 of your upper target grid. Sustaining Damage
When your opponent takes a turn and scores a hit on your fleet, the computer voice will alert you (e.g., "Your Destroyer is hit!"). Place a into the corresponding slot of the physical ship on your lower ocean grid to visually track its remaining health. Sinking a Vessel