User manual NINTENDO DS MASTER OF ILLUSION

[. . . ] Need help with installation, maintenance or service?Playing video games can make your muscles, joints, skin or eyes hurt after a few hours. Follow these instructions to avoid problems such as tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, skin irritation or eyestrain: · Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour, even if you don't think you need it. ⷠWhen using the stylus, you do not need to grip it tightly or press it hard against the screen. [. . . ] If you want to erase all saved data, press while starting the game up to clear the data. Once the data is cleared, however it cannot be restored, so , be careful. * Closing the DS hardware will put it in Sleep Mode, which will minimize battery usage. It will come out of Sleep Mode when the DS is opened. * When using the Nintendo DS (NT R-001 instead of a Nintendo DS Lite, please check the ) Nintendo DS hardware instruction booklet. You can experience a trick just by following the steps on the screen. tap "NEXT" and "MORE" on the Touch Screen to progress through the tricks. * You can press in the middle of a trick to return to the magic start-up screen. Choose which trick you'd like to see. Cards Tricks with this icon will use actual cards. These points will allow you to unlock other magic tricks. You'll need the Master of Illusion deck of cards when performing tricks with . You'll want to turn the volume on the Nintendo DS up before performing tricks with . * Master of Illusion cards are created specifically to perform magic tricks. Please do not use them for anything else. Perform magic tricks for your friends and family using the Nintendo DS. When you've selected a trick that you've never performed before, press and hold and read the secret before you begin. Once you've read through it, press and hold to go to the confirmation screen and tap "Start" to begin the trick. * You can check these secrets at any time during the trick by pressing and holding . When performing a Magic Show for the first time, Magician Tips will appear . Remember the points it makes and stay true to the trick. You can check these in "More" on the Main Menu. [. . . ] What do I do if someone figures out what A. When your spectator says, "I got it!" it doesn't mean that they have it all--they might know a portion of the trick or maybe think that they know something. Regardless, always respond with "You've got a keen eye, " and smile. [. . . ]