NINTENDO DS Super Princess Peach User Manual [en, fr]

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Contents

Contents

6

Story

8

Controls

10

Getting Started

12

The Map

14

How to Progress

16

The Game Screen

18

Various Actions

20

Changing Vibes

22

Menus and Shopping

24

The Pause Screen

30

Manuel en français

The screen shots in this manual
are framed like the examples
on the right so that you can
distinguish between the top
and bottom (touch) screen.

Top and

Bottom
Screen

Top Screen

Bottom Screen

5

STORY

STORY

This is Vibe Island, located a short

distance away from the Mushroom

Kingdom. Bowser got his hands on

the Vibe Scepter hidden here

and used its strange

powers to capture

Mario and his friends.

Princess Peach

The princess of the

Mushroom Kingdom.

umbrella with

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strange powers.

Perry

A talking

Princess Peach was out for a

walk when the raid happened,

so you can imagine her surprise

when she returned to the castle.

In order to help Mario and his

friends, Peach, along with a

magical umbrella named Perry

headed off for Vibe Island.

Will Peach and Perry manage

to save everyone?

Controls

Controls

(Map Screen) Open the Menu p. 22

Walk slowly

Run/Pick up enemies
you’ve stomped

Closing the cover on your DS will put the
game in Sleep Mode and reduce the amount
of battery power used. Opening the cover
will take the game out of Sleep Mode.

Press
time to soft reset.

There are many other actions
you can perform! Check out
page 18 for details!

8 9

Squat

at the same

Touch Screen
Change Vibe

p. 20

(Map Screen) Go to the Shop

Walk slowly

Open the Pause menu

Pick things up/Put things down

Jump

Attack with Perry/Break blocks
Throw items you’re carrying

Menu Controls

Make selection

Confirm

Cancel or go back to
previous screen

p. 23

p. 24

Getting Started

Getting Started

Start a Game

Once you have confirmed that the
is OFF, insert the Super Princess Peach
Game Card into the DS Game Card
Slot until it clicks into place, then turn
the power on.

Check the contents of the start-up
screen and tap the Touch Screen to
display the DS menu screen.

If you touch the “Super Princess
Peach” panel on the DS menu screen,
the game will start.

If you have the start-up mode on the
DS hardware set to Auto, the menu
screen will not appear. Please see
the DS hardware manual for details.

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Select a File

Press on the title screen and the
file-selection screen will appear. When
you want to start a new game, tap a file
that says New Game.

Files with data will have area names on
them. Select a file with an area name and
you will be able to continue that game.

Area

Copying/Erasing Data

When you want to copy data from one
file to another or erase data, touch the
Copy Data or Erase Data icons. If you
copy data into another file, that data
will be overwritten.

*Once you have overwritten or erased data it will not be

*Once you have overwritten or erased data it will not be

*Once you have overwritten or erased data it will not be

recovered, so please be careful.

recovered, so please be careful.

recovered, so please be careful.

Name

Menus

The Map

The Map

Map Screen

On the map screen, use to select different areas and to
move to the stage-selection screen. Once you have cleared
an area, you will move on to the next.
You can also tap the different areas or , , or on the
Touch Screen to go places directly.

Menu p. 22

Island map

Area name

12 13

Number of Toads you

saved/Number of Toads

Shop p. 23

Go back to file-

selection screen

Stage Selection Screen

From the map screen, select the stage you want to play using
and press to go to the game screen. Once you have
cleared a stage, you will move on to the next.

The Touch Screen controls are the same with the Menu and

*
Shop as they are on the map screen.

Stage mark

If you save all 3
Toads in a stage it
will show a and
the boss stage will
show a . p.14-15.

Stage number

Number of

Toads you

collected

How to Progress

How to Progress

Clearing stagesClearing stages

Getting Through the Game

In each area there are a number of
stages. Head for the goals as you save
the Toads and clear the stages.

Select a stageSelect a stageSelect a stage

Select the stage that you want to play
on the stage-selection screen. p.13.

Save ToadsSave Toads

Save Toads

After you select a stage, you will go
to the game screen. Save the captured
Toads and head for the goal.

If you don’t save all the Toads, you won’t be

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able to get to Bowser’s Castle.

Clearing stages

If you get to the goal on a stage, you’ll
clear that stage. When you clear a stage,
the game will auto-save. Even if you
don’t rescue all the Toads, you can still
clear the stage. Once you have saved all
the Toads, the mark for that stage will
become a .

Clearing Boss stagesClearing Boss stages

Clearing Boss stages

As you go through and clear stages,
boss stages will pop up. Use your stylus
to play through the area leading up to
the boss–when you get to the boss,
your controls will return to normal.
Once you have defeated a boss, you’ll
clear the area and move on to the next.

The Game Screen

The Game Screen

Number of

coins you’ve

Peach’s HP

If you bump into an
enemy or get hit by
an enemy’s attack,
your HP will go
down. If you run out
of HP, you will go
back to the stage­selection screen.
Either collect hearts
( p.17) or use the
Calm Vibe to
restore HP.

Heart Panels

Touch these
and Peach’s
vibes will
change. p. 20.

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collected

Number of

Toad s you’ve

rescued

Vibe Gauge

Either grab
crystals or
absorb
enemies with
Perry to fill up
your Vibe
Gauge.
When your
gauge is filled
you can utilize
your vibes.
p. 20.

ltems

CoinsCoinsCoins

Collect these so you can buy items in
the Shop. p. 23.

HeartsHearts

Hearts

Grab these to restore your HP.

Crystals

Crystals Crystals

Grab these to fill up your Vibe Gauge.

Puzzle PiecesPuzzle Pieces

Puzzle Pieces

Collect these to put puzzles together.

Hit the boxes with my face on them
and I’ll tell you all kinds of things!