Games PC DORA THE EXPLORER-DANCE TO THE RESCUE User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

First Things First 3

Setup and Installation 4

Welcome to Dora Dance to the Rescue! 5

FIRST THINGS FIRST

The ReadMe File

The Dora Dance to the Rescue CD-ROM game has a ReadMe ﬁ le where you can view both the License Agreement and updated information about the game. We strongly encourage you to read this ﬁ le in order to beneﬁ t from changes made after this manual went to print.

How to Play

Activities 7

Dance Adventure Center 11

Credits 15

Atari Web Sites 18

Technical Support 18

End-User License Agreement 20

To view this ﬁ le, double-click on it in the Dora Dance Rescue directory found on your hard drive (usually C:\Program Files\Atari\Dora Dance Rescue). You can also view the ReadMe ﬁ le by ﬁ rst clicking on the Start button on your Windows taskbar, then on Programs, then on Atari, then on Dora Dance Rescue, and then on the ReadMe ﬁ le.

System Requirements

Operating System: Windows® 98/98SE/Me/2000/XP

Processor: Pentium

Memory: 32 MB RAM (64 MB for 2000/XP)

Hard Disk Space: 584 MB free

CD-ROM Drive: 8X speed or faster

Video: 8 MB DirectX

Sound: DirectX

DirectX

: DirectX® version 9.0 (included) or higher

II 300 MHz or higher

-compatible SVGA video card

version 9.0-compatible sound card

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SETUP AND INSTALLATION

1. Start Windows®.

2. Insert the Dora Dance to the Rescue CD-ROM game disc into your CD-ROM drive.

3. If AutoPlay is enabled, a title screen should appear. If AutoPlay is not enabled, or the installation does not start automatically, click on the Start button on your Windows CD-ROM drive is assigned to a letter other than D, substitute that letter.

4. Follow the remainder of the on-screen instructions to ﬁ nish installing the Dora Dance to the Rescue CD-ROM game.

5. Once installation is complete, click on the Start button on the Windows® taskbar and choose Programs/Atari/Dora Dance Rescue/Dora Dance Rescue to start the game.

Note: You must have the Dora Dance to the Rescue game in your CD-ROM drive to play.

Installation of DirectX

The Dora Dance to the Rescue CD-ROM requires DirectX® 9.0 or higher in order to run. If you do not have DirectX “Yes” to accept the DirectX DirectX

taskbar, then on Run. Type D:\Setup and click on OK. Note: If your

9.0 or higher installed on your computer, click

9.0 Install.

9.0 License Agreement. This will then launch the

WELCOME TO DORA DANCE TO THE RESCUE!

When a mean Dancing Elf traps poor Swiper in a bottle, Dora and Boots need to dance to the rescue! Help them move and groove their way through a pyramid, across the ocean, and more to get to King Juan El Bobo’s Castle so they can win One Big Wish in a dance contest to save Swiper! Will you help them learn the newest dance moves so they can win the dance contest?

After you learn some dances, you can make your own dance video at the Dance Adventure Center, or watch videos and dance to your favorite songs at the Music Player. You can even print out dance steps at the Dance Adventure Center, so you can teach your friends all the latest moves!

Write your name

Choose a nametag color

HOW TO PLAY

Before you start playing, you need to sign in. If it’s your ﬁ rst time playing, you must sign your name to your Dance Adventure Center. Do this by typing or by clicking on the letters on the on-screen keyboard. Next, you can click on colors and stickers to decorate your Dance Adventure Center. If you have signed in before, choose your name by clicking on the left and right arrows next to the name box. Click on the Recycle button to delete the current name. When you’re ﬁ nished, click on the Vámonos button to go to the Level Select Screen.

Add a sticker

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After you sign in, you go to the Difﬁ culty Level Select Screen. Just click on the Level Button that you want. (You can also change the difﬁ culty level of an activity while you are playing it.) After you click the Vámonos Button on the Level Select Screen, you see the Introduction Movie and then go to the Map Menu. On the Map, click on a location to go to an activity. You can play activities in any order. Note: The Castle gate will be locked

until you complete the activities at the other four locations (Pyramid, Shape Hill, Pirate Pig’s Ship, and Star Mountain). A checkmark will appear on any completed activity.

Click on the Back Arrow to return to the Sign In screen. Click on the Stop Button to exit the game.

Game Controls

3. Level Button The Level button lets you choose Level 1, Level 2 or Level 3 for each activity. If you ﬁ nd that an activity is too challenging or not challenging enough, select a higher or lower level.

4. Stop Button Click here to exit the program.

5. Map Button Click on the Map button while playing an activity to stop playing and return to the Map Menu.

1. Cursor The mouse cursor is a blue arrow that changes to a lighter blue color when you move over a spot that you can click.

6. Dance Adventure Center Button Click on this button to go to the Dance Adventure Center (see “Dance Adventure Center” on page 11).

ACTIVITIES

2. Back Arrow Button Click on the Back Arrow at the Map Menu to return to the Sign In screen.

From the Map Menu, you can click on any location to play an activity. Note: The Castle activity is only available after you have completed the other four activities.

While you’re playing an activity, be sure to explore by clicking on things. Some of the clickables you’ll discover will unlock dance moves, which you can use in the Dance Video Maker. If you want to skip an Introduction movie or a Reward movie that you

have already seen, click your mouse or any key on your keyboard.

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Pyramid Dance

Numbers and Opposites

Dora, Boots and Swiper need to catch up with Mr. Goat and learn a new dance, but ﬁ rst they must get past the ants, spiders and snakes that block the way inside the pyramid. To do this, you’ll need to move or click the mouse so that Dora and Boots move just like the animals.

Remember to click on things — you’ll never know what you might ﬁ nd.

Once you have helped Dora to get through the pyramid and learn the Pyramid Dance, you can play again by clicking on Mr. Goat, or click on Map to return to the Map Menu.

Bike to Roberto!

Colors, Shapes, Spanish.

Dora wants to learn the Robot Dance from Roberto the Robot, but ﬁ rst she needs help from Boots and Isa to peddle their bicycle up Shape Hill to ﬁ nd Roberto. Along the way, Dora needs to collect Roberto’s missing robot parts so that he can dance the Robot Dance when they ﬁ nd him.

Use the mouse or the arrow keys to steer along the paths. Sometimes you’ll come to a crossroads. Follow Dora’s instructions to choose the right path. Try to steer around holes, puddles and open bridges.

Keep your eyes open for any robot parts you ﬁ nd — Roberto might need them. And remember to explore by clicking on things!

Once you’ve helped Dora peddle to ﬁ nd Roberto and to learn the Robot Dance, you can play again by clicking on the bicycle, or click on Map to return to the Map Menu.

Dance the Elf Away

Listening, Fine Motor Skills.

The Dancing Elf is using his magic to create a storm to stop Dora and the Pirate Piggies from sailing the seas. Luckily, Pirate Pig knows a dance that can make the waves turn around and push the Dancing Elf away from the ship.

To do the Pirate Dance, press the spacebar or

move or click the mouse

parts of the Pirate Dance. When you get everyone dancing the ship will bob in the water and make a big wave that will push the Elf away. Even though you’re on the high seas, remember to explore by clicking on things!

Once you helped Dora to push the Dancing Elf away and to learn the Pirate Dance, you can play again by clicking on the Pirate Pig, or click on Map to return to the Map Menu.

as Dora asks to help her and her friends learn all the

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Parachute to Star Mountain

Timing, Fine Motor Skills.

Fly Tico’s plane and release parachuting Dora, Boots and Swiper so they can land on Star Mountain. They need to ﬁ nd Disco Star and learn a disco dance. Watch out for the Dancing Elf and his giant fan — he is trying to blow Dora, Boots or Swiper away before they can get to Disco Star! The Dancing Elf has also put other things, like blimps and clouds in the way.

Remember to look around Star Mountain and click on things!

Click on Star Mountain and move the mouse to move Tico’s plane back and forth in the sky. will drop one at a time in this order: Boots, Swiper, and Dora.

Once you are ﬁ nished with the activity, you can play again by clicking on Star Mountain, or click on Map to return to the Map Menu.

Click the mouse to drop one of the three parachutists. Parachutists

Castle Dance Contest

Memory, Sequencing, Human Body, Spanish

You and Dora have learned all of the newest dance moves, and now it’s time to enter the dance contest! If you win, the King will grant you One Big Wish, which you can use to help poor Swiper. The King will challenge Dora to do some silly dances and will name the parts of his body that he moves as he dances.

Click on Dora’s arms, hips, legs and head so that she moves just like the King. If you forget what part is next in a dance, click on the King and he will show you the moves that Dora still needs to do.

Just like in the other activities, be sure to explore by clicking on things.

Once you are ﬁ nished with the Dance Contest, you can play again by clicking on the King. You can leave the activity at any time by clicking on Map.

Once you win the Dance Contest, you win the game! Now when you return to the Map Menu, you can replay any of the games by clicking on them or you can return to Sign In and enter a new name to play the games again!

DANCE ADVENTURE CENTER

At the Dance Adventure Center, you can make your own dance videos, play songs, and even print out dance steps so you can teach your friends the latest moves. You can go to the Dance Adventure Center at any time from the Map Menu by clicking on the Dance Adventure Center button.

1. Dance Video Maker Button Click on this button to go to the Dance Video Maker, where you can create your own dance videos featuring characters from the game.

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2. Music Player Button Click on this button to go to the Music Player, where you can watch, listen and dance along to your favorite songs from the game.

3. Printable Dance Lessons Button Click on this button to go to the Printable Dance Lessons, where you can print out dance steps and share them with your friends and family.

Click on the Play button to test your movie. The Play button changes to a Stop Button while the movie is playing.

If you want to start over, click on the Clear button to remove all characters from the stage. Click on the eraser button to remove the highlighted character.

This is the only place where you can access the Dance Changer.

Dance Changer

Dance Video Maker

At the Dance Video Maker, you can create your own movies using friends you have met during your adventure. Set the backgrounds and music, choose the dance you want each character to do, and even change the way the characters move in the Dance Changer. Once you’ve created a movie, you can replay it.

The stage is where you can place any of the friends you have met during your adventure and create a dance movie. Click on the arrows on either side of the stage to change the background. Click on the arrows on either side of the Characters window to see all the characters.

Click on a character and drag that character to the stage. You can move characters around on the stage after you place them by clicking and dragging. Click on a character and look at the Dance Button. It shows what dance that character will do. Click the arrows on either side of the Dance Button to change their dance. Dances that you have not yet collected are grayed out. Click on the arrows on either side of the Music button to change the music selection.

The Dance Changer is where you can create your own special dance moves for any friend you have met on your adventure. Click on the arrows on either side of the Characters window to see all the characters. Click on a character to have it appear in the Dance Changer window.

When you have a character in the Dance Changer window, a line of boxes with numbers representing different dance moves is displayed. Click on the arrows on any of these boxes to change the dance moves.

Click on the Preview button to see the dance you have created. While the character is dancing, the Preview button changes to a Stop Button. Click on the Stop button to stop the dance.

Click on the arrows on either side of the Music Button to change the music, just like you can do in Dance Video Maker. To make sound effects as your character dances, click on the sound effects buttons above the Dance Changer Window.

Preview Button

Character Window

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When you are ﬁ nished making your dance sequence, click on the Back Arrow. Dora will ask you if you want to save the changes you made. Click “Yes” to save the changes and return to the Dance Video Maker. If you click “No,” you will return to the Dance Video Maker without saving any changes you made.

Click on the Reset button to restore the dance to its original sequence.

Music Player

The Music Player lets you watch videos from the Dora

TV show, and you can sing and dance along to all of

the songs in the game. Choose a song by clicking the

arrows on eitherside of the large round song chooser

button on the left. To play a song, click the Play Button

on the right.

Song Chooser Button

Printable Dance Lessons The dance steps that you learn while playing the activities are available in the Printable Dance Lessons section so you can share them with your friends and family. There are seven dances in all. Click the arrows on either side of the round dance chooser below the Dance Lessons screen to choose a dance. To print a dance lesson click the Print Button in the bottom right corner.

Dance Chooser Button

CREDITS

ATARI

Bill Carroll

Producer

Stacy Hendrickson

Senior Producer

Eric Horowitz

Brand Manager

Hudson Piehl

Executive Producer

Marc Metis�

Senior Vice President of Marketing

Nique Fajors

Vice President Global Brand Management

Martin Currie

Vice President of Marketing Services

Matt Collins

Director of Global Brand Marketing

Veronica Franklin-Smith

Trafﬁ c Manager

Paul Hellier

Director of Technology

Ezequiel “Chuck” Nunez

Manager of Publishing Support

Ken Ford

I.T. Manager/Western Region

Michael Vetsch

Manager of Technical Support

Jason Kausch

Q.A. Testing Supervisor

Randy Alfonso

Lead Tester

Jonathan Pasamonte

Assistant Lead Tester

Anwar Malimban Mark Alibayan Glad Papellero Carl Vogel Anthony Ma Alvaro Melara Dat Tu Andrew Bones Joshua Lanada Juan Rodriguez

QA Testers

Ken Edwards

Engineering Lead

Dave Strang

Manager, Engineering Services and Compatibility Lab

Chris McQuinn

Compatibility Test Lead

Patricia-Jean Cody Cuong Vu

Compatibility Analysts

Ken Edwards

Engineering Services Specialist

Dan Burkhead Eugene Lai

Engineering Services Technicians

Joy Schneer

Director, Strategic Relations

Cecelia Hernandez

Sr. Manager, Strategic Relations

Arthur Long

Strategic Relations Specialist

Todd Curtis

Vice President, Operations

Eddie Pritchard

Director of Manufacturing

Lisa Leon

Lead Senior Buyer

Gardnor Wong

Senior Buyer

Tara Moretti

Buyer

Venus Francois

Buyer

Wim Stocks

Executive Vice President, North American Sales

Maleea Barnett

Vice President, Sales

Christine Fromm

National Channel Marketing Manager

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Special Thanks

Tatum & Cole Rademacher Emily Benack Hyperdesign, Inc. Heather Thompson Kid’s Connection –

South Hamilton, MA Jennifer Carroll

DEVELOPED BY:

ImaginEngine Inc. ImaginEngine San Francisco Production Ofﬁ ce

Kris Moser

Senior Producer

Shawn Brownell

Art Director, Lead Artist and Animator

ImaginEngine Software Engineering Framingham Ofﬁ ce

Jen Penkul

Producer

Kevin Sanborn

Asset Manager

Brian Weed

Senior Engineer

Greg Ciofﬁ

Engineer

Chris Beggs

Engineer

Backgrounds

Jennifer Hansen

Background Artist

Animation by Animotion

Larry Royer

Lead Animator

Dave Hicock Greg Eichholzer Jamie Ohman Jillian Gadawski

Animators

Heather Knowles Eric Hunn Zach Erwin Chris Gehrke Frank Tingue

Interns

Animation by Frenetik Studio

Louis-Guy Dumais

Lead Animator

Eric Sevigny

Animator

Script

Abby Paige

Script Writer

Audio

Greg Rahn at Soundmindz

Sound Designer and CD Rom Music Composer

Joe Sigretto at The Tone Lab

Sound Editor

ImaginEngine Administration

Mark Loughridge

Chairman

Jon Goldman

CEO

Andrew Ayre

President

Larry Kelly

CFO

Bridget Erdmann

Creative Director

Philo Northrup

Executive Producer

Randall Sanborn

Chief Technology Ofﬁ cer

Rob Thomure

Audio Director

ImaginEngine Thanks:

Paige O’Donoghue Mabel Vista Miguel Vazquez Denise Kelly Edan Lambright

Maya John Desmond Alioshin Penny Alioshin

Nickelodeon Interactive:

Steve Youngwood

SVP of Media Products

Stacey Lane

Sr. Director of Interactive Production & Marketing

Jack Daley

Manager of Interactive Production & Marketing

Daniel Boldin

Coordinator of Interactive Production & Marketing

Tim Blankley

Creative Director Nickelodeon Creative Resources

Rob Lemon

Senior Designer of Interactive Nickelodeon Creative Resources

Jason Diorio

Jr. Designer of Interactive Nickelodeon Creative Resources

Brian Bromberg

Copy/Content Manager, Nick Jr. Nickelodeon Creative Resources

Nickelodeon would like to thank:

Marc Amiel Justine Briskman

Leigh Anne Brodsky Cathy Galeota Chris Gifford Russell Hicks Linnette Pastori Miles Rohan Christine Ricci Eric Squires Randolph Sturrup Lori Szuchman Geoff Todebush Teri Weiss Stavit Young

Music & Composition

“Dora Theme Song” Composer: Billy Straus (100%) / Lyricists: Josh Sitron (50%) , Billy Straus (40%) , Sarah Durkee (10%) “Ants, Spiders & Snakes song” Composer: Bob Golden / Lyricist: Eric Weiner

“Rock Your Bodies”

Composer: Jed Becker / Lyricist: Eric Weiner

“Travel Song”

Composer: Josh Sitron (50%), Sarah Durkee (50%) / Lyricist: Eric Weiner

“We Did It”

Composer: Billy Straus (100%) /

Lyricist: Billy Straus (80%), Eric Weiner (20%)

Voice Talent

Kathleen Herles- Dora Marc Weiner- Map, Swiper,

King’s Mommy

Harrison ChadJulian Dean- King, Mr. Goat Chris Guifford- Pirate Pig, Cane ,

Snake Leader

Sebastian Arcelus- Elf, Bottle Ashley Fleming- Isa, Pirate Piggie Jose Zelaya- Tico, Disco Star Jake BurbageNicolas Salgado- Roberto, Pirate

Piggie Susan Boyd Joyce- Ant Leader,

Spider Leader, Pirate Piggie Douglas Carrigan- Senor Tucan

Boots

Benny

Voice Over Production

Douglas Carrigan at Voiceworks Productions, Inc.

Producer/Director

Don Hoffman - The Audio Department, New York, NY.

Engineer

John Chominsky- Atlantis Group, Santa Monica, CA

Engineer

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Through this site you’ll have access to our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) documents, our if needed, our you can get help and ask questions if you do not ﬁ nd your answers within the FAQ

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disc via Email, we may require veriﬁ able consent from a parent or guardian in order to protect children’s privacy and safety online. Consent Forms are available at the web site listed above.

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