User manual NINTENDO MARIO PARTY-E

[. . . ] The players can decide how many Item cards to play with. Object Be the first player to play a Superstar card. Getting Started Mario Party-e Base Set (64 cards total) A base set of Mario Party-e cards contains the following: · 24 green Coin cards · 12 purple Item cards (4 Superstar's Shoes cards, 4 Superstar's Clothes cards, and 4 Superstar's Hat cards) · 4 rainbow Superstar cards · 5 blue Blocker cards 1 · 4 pink Search cards · 10 red Chaos cards · 5 yellow Duel cards 2 Play Areas & Game Terms Each Player has 4 play areas. Deck The Deck is the face-down pile of cards that have not been played. Each player draws a card from the deck at the beginning of their turn. Discard Pile Hand Cards The Hand cards are the cards each player holds in their hands. A player can only have 5 cards before and after their turn. You may look at your Hand cards, of course, but you cannot look at your opponent's Hand cards. [. . . ] If you don't have the e-Reader, the duel can be decided by a coin toss. 10 e-Challenge Cards (11 total) e-Challenge cards allow you to play a Mini-Game on a Game Boy Advance with an e-Reader. There are three types of e-Challenge cards: Free Challenge cards, Wonder Challenge cards and Duel Challenge cards. Free Challenge Cards (4 total) Free Challenge cards allow a player to take or exchange cards with another player, or from the Discard or Deck piles depending on the individual card. All Free Challenge cards require the player to use In-Play Coin cards. You must first place the required number of Coin cards face-up on the Discard Pile and follow the instructions on the card. If you do not have the required number of Coin cards but still would like to play your card, you can declare "Free Challenge" and play the Mini-Game on the e-Reader. Turn on the Game Boy Advance, insert the e-Reader, and proceed to the Scan Card screen. Scan both sides of the card and follow instructions on the screen. (Consult your e-Reader instruction booklet for more information). If you win the Mini-Game on the e-Reader, you can play the card following the instructions on the card. If you lose the Mini-Game on the e-Reader, you must discard the card without using its effect. See pg. 15 for Mini-Game instructions NOTE: If the Player has enough In-Play Coin cards they must use the Coin cards and cannot play the e-Reader Free Challenge. 11 12 Wonder Challenge Cards (2 total) Wonder Challenge cards give the player the opportunity to play roulette with the Game Boy Advance and the e-Reader and take a chance on the outcome. Scan the card and follow the instructions to play. If you don't have the e-Reader, play the card following the instructions on the card. See pg. 19 for Mini-Game instructions NOTE: The SUPER WARIO and SUPER WALUIGI cards require Coin cards to play. The Challenger must first place the required number of Coin cards face-up on the Discard Pile. Follow the instructions on the card after completing the duel. If no player has the e-Reader, the duel can be decided by a coin toss. The player using the Duel card will select an opponent to duel. The player will toss a coin into the air and the opponent will call heads or tails. The side facing up when the coin lands will determine the winner of the duel. Follow the instructions on the card after completing the duel. See pg. 20 for Mini-Game instructions Duel Challenge Cards (5 total) Duel Challenge cards can be used to battle another player for In-Play or Hand cards. [. . . ] Although you only need one of each Item card to win the game, you can have more than one Superstar's Shoes, Superstar's Clothes, or Superstar's Hat In-Play. You may want to have extra Item cards In-Play in case another player takes one. 26 ® www. nintendo-e-reader. com Pour une version française de ce manuel, veuillez aller sur le site www. nintendo. com/consumer/manuals. html ou appeler le 1-800-255-3700. Para obtener la versión de este manual en español, visite muestro web site a www. nintendo. com/consumer/manuals. html o llame a 1-800-255-3700. Nintendo of America Inc. [. . . ]