Disney Princess- Enchanted Journey User Manual

INSTRUCTION BOOKLET
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Contents
Once Upon a Time
Parental Tips
Controls
Restore the Magical Kingdoms
The Adventure Begins
Your Heroine
Basic Movement
The Castle of Gentlehaven
Create Your Own Character
Save the Disney Princess Kingdoms
Cinderella’s World
Ariel’s World
Snow White’s World
Jasmine’s World
The Pixie Magic Meter
Magic Wand
Play with a Friend
Autosave
Customer Support Information
Limited Warranty
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Parental Tips
Once Upon a Time…
1. To start the game, refer to page 6 of the manual.
2. In this game your child can play Single Player mode, or with a friend in Two Player mode, as she journeys into the kingdoms of four Disney Princesses.
3. The game automatically saves whenever your child sees the Wii console icon on-screen. To load a previously saved game, select Load Game from the Main Menu.
4. Press the
Z Button to interact with people. Swing the Wii
Remote up and down to cast magic.
Move the Wii Remote
left and right to perform a magic twirl. For a charge attack,
point the Wii Remote up and swing it down. Use the A Button to jump. To move, use the Control Stick or the +Control Pad.
5. To customize the Princess, find the Shirt icon in the castle of Gentlehaven.
6. The Princess levels are organized by difficulty. Ariel’s kingdom is the easiest, followed by Jasmine’s and Cinderella’s. Snow White’s kingdom is the most difficult.
7. You can journey to any Princess level at any time, but you have to play the chapters in order. To venture into another Princess’s kingdom, press the
+ Button, then choose Return to Castle from
the Menu.
8. If you get stuck, the Pixie will assist you with reminder messages, so pay close attention to what she may have to tell you.
9. In case you get lost, just look for the path of gems. Those will lead you in the right direction.
…The evil witch Zara and her mischievous Bogs invaded the kingdoms of Cinderella, Ariel, Snow White and Jasmine and stole their Time, Sound, Color and Trust.
The Disney Princesses now need your help! Playing as your own adventurous customizable heroine character, you must enter each world and restore their kingdoms before they are changed forever.
Be careful! Each world is full of challenges and mischievous villains. Only your magic wand and your good sense will see you through.
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Controls – NunchukControls – Wii Remote
Power Button
A Button
Home Button
Minus Button
Control Pad
Plus Button
Button
Button
Control Stick
Button
Button
B Button
Button Select / Jump
Button Return to previous screen
Control Pad Move
Button Pause
Button Pixie Meter
Nunchuk Highlight menu options
Button Interact
CAUTION: WRIST STRAP USE
Please use the wrist strap to help prevent injury to other people or damage to surrounding objects or the Wii Remote in case you accidentally let go of the Wii Remote during game play. Also remember the following:
• Make sure all players put on the wrist strap properly when it is their turn.
• Do not let go of the Wii Remote during game play.
• Dry your hands if they become moist.
• Allow adequate room around you during game play and make sure that all areas you might move into are clear of other people and objects.
• Stay at least three feet from the television.
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