User manual NINTENDO LINKS CROSSBOW TRAINING

[. . . ] Stop playing and consult a doctor if you or your child has any of the following symptoms: Convulsions Eyeormuscletwitching Alteredvision Lossofawareness Involuntarymovements Disorientation · Do not play if you are tired or need sleep. Play video games on the smallest available 4. Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour. You may need only simple instructions to correct a problem with your product. [. . . ] Read the information on this screen and then press . Alternate turns with up to three friends, and see who has the best aim. Only levels you have played in Score Attack will be available in Multiplayer. Pick any stage and try a few practice rounds. Only levels you have played in Score Attack will be available in Practice. Once you've chosen a game mode, the Player Select screen will appear. If you're playing a multiplayer match, you will first choose the number of players. When you're done, you'll move on to the Level Select screen. The next screen shows you how to hold the Wii Zapper. Press to exit this screen and move on to the title screen. Number of Players Set the number of players. point to the number of players and press . Select NEW to create a new profile, and then press . SYSTEM MENU UPDATE Please note that when first loading the Game Disc into the Wii console, the Wii will check if you have the latest system menu, and if necessary a Wii system update screen will appear. This screen will appear only in Score Attack. To begin playing, point at the level you want to play and press . Your game saves automatically when you clear all the stages in a level. Link's Crossbow Training requires 1 block of save space in your Wii system memory. If you do not have any free space in your Wii system memory, you will need to erase some data in order to play. To erase your save data, manage your data on the Wii system memory screen. Control Stick On certain stages, you can move freely using the Control Stick. Make sure that the Wii RemoteTM and NunchukTM are inserted in the Wii ZapperTM before playing. [. . . ] Use Exploding Arrows Exploding arrows can take out a lot of enemies in a single shot. When you have many enemies gathered in one area, take aim and blast the bunch of them. Be careful--you might accidentally hit a target that you don't want to. Shoot Lots of Things Enemies and targets aren't the only things you can shoot. [. . . ]