User manual VTECH DORA TV ADVENTURE GLOBE

[. . . ] Dora and Boots are looking at photo album of Mami and Papi's trip around the world, but some of the pictures are missing!Dora and Boots need to visit each of the seven continents to take the pictures that will complete Mami and Papi's photo album. Included in the Package · · The Dora TV Adventure Globe main unit User manual WARNING: All packing materials such as tape, plastic sheets, wire ties and tags are not part of this toy and should be discarded for your child's safety. InTRODUCTIOn Continent Button Dora Joystick Learn & Explore Button Adventure Play Button Explore & Find Button On/Off Switch Enter Button Answer Button Repeat Button Exit Button 3 SeT-UP Getting Started battery Installation · · · · · Make sure the unit is turned OFF. Locate the battery cover on the bottom of the main unit. [. . . ] You will see an opening story, and enter the Adventure Play mode. Begin your game. How to Continue a Game or Start a new Game after Turning Off the Unit 1. Turn the switch to the TV (left) position to turn the on Dora TV Adventure Globe. You will see an opening story, and choose to start a new game or continue an old one. 3. Note: You will only have the choice of continuing an old game in the Adventure Play mode. adventure Play Quic Play k 1. The default play mode is Adventure Mode, in which you join Dora and Boots on their adventure. You can press the Adventure Play button to the Adventure Play mode directly. To choose a game in the Adventure Play mode menu, use the joystick and press the Enter button (You can also simply press a continent button on the Globe. ) activities There are 9 activities in the Dora TV Adventure Globe : aDVenTURe MODe South America ­ Angel Falls Help Dora and Boots get to Angel Falls in Venezuela, the tallest waterfall in the world!Listen closely, and move the joystick to help Dora row the boat down the correct river path. HOw TO Play 10 Explo re Adventu Play re North America ­ the Grand Canyon Dora and Boots need to get to the Grand Canyon in the United States, but the suspension bridge is up!Choose the bald eagle carrying the letter that comes next in alphabetical order to lower the suspension bridge and cross to the Grand Canyon. When the correct letter is in the blue square target, press the Enter button to tell the eagle to drop the letter. Europe ­ the Eiffel Tower Help Dora and Boots find the way to the Eiffel Tower, so they can take a picture of it. Follow the gargoyle's shape clue, and move the joystick to help Dora and Boots choose the correct path. HOw TO Play Africa ­ Mt. Kilimanjaro Dora and Boots need to find their way through the Animal Park, so they can take a picture of Mt. Listen closely and move the joystick to help Dora choose the right path based on animal hints. Australia ­ Uluru To take a picture of Uluru Rock in Australia, help Dora and Boots follow the kangaroo leader. Watch the dancing kangaroos; the one who does his move first is the leader. Help Dora and Boots find him to figure out their way to Uluru. Move your joystick and press Enter to choose the kangaroo leader. Antarctica ­ Penguin Feeding Grounds Help Dora and Boots get across the icy water in Antarctica to take a picture of the Penguin Feeding Grounds. Move the joystick to help Dora and Boots choose where to go. 11 Asia ­ the Great Wall The way to the Great Wall of China is very dark!Help Dora and Boots collect papers, candles and frames to make lanterns, so they can find their way through the dark tower and take a picture of the Great Wall. Move the joystick to an object and press Enter to pick it up. leaRn & eXPlORe MODe LEARN & EXPLORE Ready to explore the world? [. . . ] We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information that forms the value of our products. It is important for you to know that we stand behind our products and encourage you to call our Consumer Services any problems and/or suggestions that you might have. A service representative will be happy to help you. Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. [. . . ]