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Want to try your hand at magic
and perform amazing feats? Want
to impress your friends and
family with incredible tricks?
Master of I llusion was created to
allow you to do those things and
more! And all you need to do it
is a Nintendo DS and a Master of
Illusion Game Card.
Contents
Contents
06
Getting Started
Controls
Solo Magic
Magic Show
09
Magic Training
10
Becoming a Master
12
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16
Getting Started
Getting Started
Check to make sure that the power is OFF
and insert the Master of Illusion DS Game
Card until you hear it click.
If you turn the power ON, the screen on
the right will appear. Once you’ve read
the contents, tap the Touch Screen. The
DS Menu screen wil l appear.
Please tap “Master of Illusion”
on the DS Menu screen. The title
screen wil l appear.
When the start-up s ettings are set to Auto-
*
Mode, then you wi ll not need to take this
step. Please check the Ni ntendo DS hardware
instruction bo oklet for more information.
Once the title screen has appeared, tap
it to start the game. When playing for
the rst time, the time and date will
display. If you’ve played before, the
main menu wil l appear.
* In this manual represents the top screen
and repre sents the bottom screen.
Checking the Date and Time
When playing for the rst time, please rst
conrm the date and time. If the date and time
are correct then tap Y ES to go to the main
menu. If they’re incorrect, tap NO to end the
game and go to the DS Menu screen and set
the date and time before playing.
Main Menu
Please choose from the ve selections below.
Your “Magician Rank” will appear after
you choose “Showtime!” after completing a
Magic Show.
Solo Magic
Magic Show
Magic Training
Magician Rank
More
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Enjoy magic tricks by following the
instructions on the screen.
Perform magic tricks for your friends.
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Practice the skills used by magicians.
Check out a rank determined by the
number of times you’ve performed a
Magic Show.
Check Magic Points
on or off, perform mic test, and more.
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, turn the BGM
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Tap any section to select it. You’ll be able
to choose darkened areas as you progress
through the game.
Magician Tips
Magic Points
Rank
BGM On/Off
Mic Test
Check tips for magicians
Take a look at the Magic Poi nts
you’ve earned through Solo Magic
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and Magic Training
Check yo ur Magic Training ranking.
Turn the music on or off.
Perform a mic test. You can do this either
by blowing or speaking into the mic. When
your voice is registered, the yellow bar wil l
move. If there is no response, please contact
a Nintendo Service Center.
About Saving Data
Game progress and Magic Points are automatically saved at
the end of each trick. If you want to erase all saved data, press
data. Once the data is cleared, however, it cannot be restored, so
be careful.
while starting the game up to clear the
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here.
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, etc.
Controls
Controls
The majority of the controls for Master of I llusion
are done via the Touch Screen. Follow onscreen
instructions and make your selections by tapping.
START
If you press this in the
Top Screen
Mic
L Button
Touch Screen
* If appears on
either screen, tap
the Touch Screen.
* Press to return to the title s cre en.
* Closing the DS hardware will put it in Sleep Mode, which wil l mini mize battery usage. It will
come o ut of Sleep Mode when the DS is op ened.
* When using the Ni ntendo DS (NT R-001) instead of a Nintendo DS Lite, please check the
Nintendo DS hardware instruction bo oklet.
middle of a trick or
during training, you
can return to the startup screen.
R Button
SELECT
Press and hold duri ng
a Magic Show to
display the trick’s
secret.
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Solo Magic
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Solo Magic
Experiencing Magic
Here you can enjoy magic by yourself. Just
follow the instructions and tap and slide on
the Touch Screen.
Magic Selection
Choose which trick you’d like to see. Tap
or to make the screen scroll and
tap “BACK” to go to the previous screen.
Starting a Trick
Tap “START” to start a trick.
Cards
Tricks with this icon
wil l use actual cards.
About and
You’ll nee d 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 specically to perform
magic tricks. Please do not use them for anything else.
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.
Magic Points
Playing Solo Magic, Magic Show
and Magic Training
Magic Points. These points wi ll allow you
to unlock other magic tricks.
wil l earn you
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