Off. Holding the game button adjusts. The volume high low low high three settings and to change through the games you press the game. Button and when you get to the game you want hit select.

The game will start when the first ball goes into any hole. For each Bulls-Eye, you score 1 point. Each ball that goes into the inner or outer ring hole is announced as a miss. When you get ten misses, the game will announce the total number of Bulls-Eyes you scored.

If you want to clear the current game's highest score, press and hold down the SCORE button until you hear a beep sound. Press repeatedly to turn the sound from High to Low to Off. OFF - Press and hold for one second to turn the game off. RESET Press to reset the game if it becomes unresponsive.

This game takes a lot of skill. It keeps score as you play lights and sounds bring excitement. And it's fun for multiple players as for cons. There are none i give the bullseye ball 4 out of 5 stars.

darts In darts, the bullseye is located 5 foot 8 inches (1.73m) above the floor. Before the start of a match players will usually throw closest to the bullseye to decide who has the advantage of throwing first.

Piles. Once you finish your turn draw the same number of cards you played that round. Then play passes clockwise.

Evans holds the record for the highest score achieved in the charity round in the darts game show Bullseye, scoring 401 (180, 180, 41) with nine darts, doubling up to £802 for charity.

The bullseye in darts is divided into two sections. The outer green ring of the bullseye is worth 25 points, and an inner red circle worth 50 points. In a game of 501 or 301, each player gets to throw three darts per turn. The points of each dart are tallied and written down.

Following this if we actually manage to hit our mac then a question will pop up on the screen. And we then just need to press the corresponding. Face button to answer it that's right well played.

6 metal balls What's in the boxWhat's in the box. Includes Bulls-Eye ball unit, 6 metal balls, logo sticker, and instructions.

Darts players might yell, "Bull's eye!" when they hit that center ring. The term originated with 1880s shooting competitions in England, either from the idea that the black circle in the middle of the target looks like the eye of a bull, or possibly a five shilling coin that was popularly called a bull's eye.

The bullseye or bull's eye has, since 1833, been the name for the center of a target and, by extension, since 1857, has been given to any throw, toss, or shot that hits the center.