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Controls

Contents

WiiRemote

All basic control in Big Brain Academy™: Wii Degree is done by selecting items,
objects, and menu options. To “select” something, point at it, then press .
To cancel a menu selection, point to a Back or Return button, then select it.

Power Button

Turn the power ON/OFF

A Button

Conrm your selection

HOME Button

Display the HOME Menu

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.

™

Pointer

+ Button

Display the submenu
while playing an activity

Select the Hallway

option to return to the

academy’s hallway.

Note: Game play will

continue while you have

the submenu open.

Controls 3

GettingStarted 5

AcademyHallway 7

Ofce 9

Activities 12

Test 13

Practice 14

MindSprint 15

MentalMarathon 16

BrainQuiz 17

SYSTEM MENU UPDATE

Please note that when rst
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. Press OK to proceed.

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Getting

Started

Insert the Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree

1

Game Disc in the Game Disc slot of the
Wii console. The power on the Wii console
will turn ON. You should then see the screen
shown to the right. After you read
it carefully, press to continue.

*The screen will display even if you insert the
Game Disc after turning the power ON.

Select the Disc Channel from the Wii Menu.

2

When you see the Channel Preview Screen,

3

select Start to make the game start.

You will then see the Wrist Strap Reminder

4

Screen. Also, the rst time you play the
game, you’ll be asked whether you want
to create a save le for your game progress.
If you want to, select OK.

*When creating a save le, you will need 3
blocks of empty memory on your Wii console.

*For more information on deleting save les
or transferring les to an SD Card, check the Wii
Settings and Data Management section of the
Wii Operations Manual: Channels and Settings.

Once the title screen appears, select

5

Start to begin game play. If this is your
rst time playing, you’ll go automatically
to the Enroll screen to enroll your rst
student, who will be recorded in your save
le. If you already have save data, you’ll
instead go directly to the Academy Hallway
[p. 7].

*

Notice messages will occasionally pop up before
you enter the Academy Hallway, primarily when
Wii Friends send you their student records [p. 10].

HowtoEnroll

When you rst play the game, you must
enroll in the academy, selecting one of
your Miis as a student-record “photo” and
creating a student name. You will then be

1

2

3

4

5

registered as a student and be given your
own student record book [p. 10] where
grades and other measurements of your
progress will be recorded.

*You can change your student name and your Mii photo in the Ofce [p. 9].
*You can enroll up to 8 students, and each one will get his or her own student record book.



PickYourStudentPhoto(Mii)

First select your student photo by picking a
Mii. Big Brain Academy includes 6 premade
academy Miis that you can use. You can
also select Miis that are stored in the
Mii Channel of your Wii console.

*To learn how to add Miis to the Mii Channel on
your Wii, consult the Mii Channel section of the

Wii Operations Manual: Channels and Settings.

 CreateYourStudentName

When you choose a Mii from your Mii
Channel, you may use your Mii’s name
for your student name, or you may give
it a separate student name. If you select
a premade academy Mii, you will need to
create a name. Select the student name
eld, then create a name, selecting one
character at a time on the keyboard. Select OK to conrm.

SavingYourGame

If you create a save le, the game will
automatically save your progress to your
student record book every time you
complete a session in one of the solo or
group classrooms. The icon will
appear whenever the game is automatically
saving, so when you see this, do not turn
the power OFF or press RESET.

5

6

Academy

Hallway

You can enter one of six rooms from the Academy Hallway. Simply select the
door you want. You can also read the Student Scores board from the hallway.

Uses 1 Wii Remote. Uses 2 Wii Remotes.

Test[p.13]

In this solo mode, take a ve-part test

to see how big your brain is. The bigger

your brain, the better!

Ofce OfceGroupSolo

Select the directional signs

to make the screen scroll in

the direction shown.

Student Scores

Select the Student Scores board to compare the Test results of students
enrolled in your academy and those in student records sent to you from
Wii Friends [p. 10].

Bar Graph

The colors on the bar graph

represent the Test results in each of

the ve mental categories.

Students & Friend Records

Select students and Wii Friend
student record books to reveal

record details.

MentalMarathon[p.16]

Maintain a perfect winning streak

as long as possible in a limited
amount of time! 1 to 8 players

share 1 Wii Remote.

Test Practice

Practice[p.14]

In this solo mode, train in any of the

15 activities that show up in Test

sessions. If you do well enough,

you can earn a practice medal.

Ofce

Ofce[p.9]

Check student records, enroll,

and drop out here. You can also

exchange student record books

here over WiiConnect24.

Student Scores

MindSprint[p.15]

Race to complete a set number of

questions. Each team can have up to

4 players who share a Wii Remote.

If you play with only one team,

select a student record to

compete against.

Mind

Sprint

Mental

Marathon

BrainQuiz[p.17]

Take turns selecting mental-activity

panels on a party board to win points.

Up to 8 players can play, divided

among up to four teams. All
players share 1 Wii Remote.

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Brain

Quiz

Office

OfficeMenu

You can select one of four modes in the Ofce:
Enroll, Leave, View Records, or Send Student Record.

 Enroll

To register a new student, select a Mii for a student
photo, then create a student name [p. 6]. You can enroll up to 8 students. If the
academy is at maximum enrollment, a student will have to leave the academy
before you can enroll another one.

 Leave

To erase a student from the save le (and have the student leave the academy
permanently), select the student record, then press to conrm your selection.
Once the student’s data has been erased, the record cannot be restored.

*If you erase a student record, that student’s grades and records will be deleted.

*You cannot use the Leave option to erase your Wii Friends’ student records that have been
sent to you.

 ViewRecords

Student records track student progress,
including brain weight, grade, and
practice medals earned [p. 14].
In the graph, the blue shape shows
your recent performance in all activities.
Select a student record to read it.
You can also change a student photo
or student name at any time by
selecting it in the student record.

*Creating or changing a student name will
not change the Mii as named in the Mii Channel.

*You can race against student records in Mind Sprint [p. 15].

*A student record sent to you by a Wii Friend will be marked with .
You cannot change its student photo or student name.

Select the right and left arrows to turn

the pages of a student record.

SendStudentRecord

You can share your student record with people you have exchanged Wii Numbers
with (“Wii Friends”) who are also playing Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree. You
can view any student records sent to you by your Wii Friends in the View Records
option in the Ofce. You can then compare your student record against your Wii
Friends’ records in Student Scores [p. 8] and compete against their student records
in Mind Sprint [p. 15].

BeforeYouCanSendRecords:

Step1:TurnonWiiConnect24

If you want to send or receive a student record, you must
be connected to the Internet (see page 11) and turn your
WiiConnect24 settings ON. For more information, check
the Wii Settings and Data Management section of the Wii
Operations Manual: Channels and Settings.

Step2:RegisterWiiFriends

In order to send a student record to a friend, you and your friend must rst exchange
Wii Numbers and become Wii Friends. For more information, check the Wii Message
Board section of the Wii Operations Manual: Channels and Settings.

Once you have both registered
the other as a Wii Friend, the
color of your nicknames will change in the Address Book of the Wii Message Board.

Step3:ChangeYourAutocheckSetting

To send student records and receive them from your Wii Friends, you must set the
Autocheck feature to ON the rst time you attempt to send a student record.
When playing Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree, turning the Autocheck feature ON lets
your Wii Friends who are playing the game know that you also have the game. If each
of you has your Autocheck features turned ON, a Lobe Mark [p. 11] will automatically
appear for Wii Friends in the Ofce’s Send Student Record section. You can turn the
Autocheck feature off at any time by setting the Autocheck feature to OFF.

NoteabouttheWiiMessageBoard

When Autocheck nds one of your Wii Friends who owns Big Brain Academy: Wii
Degree or when a student record has arrived from a Wii Friend, a message will appear
in your Wii Message Board.

SendingStudentRecords


First, select the student record that you want to send. You can send your student

1

records up to ten times a day.

Setting the Autocheck Feature

Select Autocheck, then the setting.

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Next, select the Wii Friend recipient,

2

then select OK. You can send your
student record to up to eight Wii
Friends at a time.

Lobe Mark

These will appear beside the names
of Wii Friends who own Big Brain
Academy: Wii Degree.

*Even if the Autocheck feature is turned OFF, the Lobe Mark will appear
for Wii Friends from whom you have received student records in the past.

Select Send on the conrmation

3

screen to send the student record.

*If you have 24 student records sent from
Wii Friends saved and you then save
another one, the student record against
which you compete the least in Mind Sprint
[p. 15] will be automatically erased.

*If you delete a Wii Friend from your Wii
console’s Address Book, that Wii Friend’s

student record in Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree will also be erased.

ConnectingtotheInternet

In order to send or receive a student record book, you must connect your
Wii console to the Internet, then turn on the WiiConnect24 functionality
(see page 10). Please check the following guidelines to complete your
connection:

• Consult the Wii Settings and Data Management section of the Wii
Operations Manual: Channels and Settings for instructions on what
equipment you must have and what settings you’ll need to connect your
Wii console to the Internet.

• Consult www.nintendo.com for detailed information on
WiiConnect24-compatible equipment.

• If you are unable to complete a connection to the Internet, note any
error codes and error messages that appear on the screen, then check the
Troubleshooting section of the Wii Operations Manual: Channels and Settings.

• The Wii Friends system has been created to ensure the safest experience
possible through connecting people who know each other. If you exchange
Wii Numbers over Internet boards or with strangers, you risk having
unwanted data or offensive language sent to you. For that reason, we
suggest that you avoid sending your Wii Number to people you don’t know.

Activities

This game’s 15 main activities are
divided into ve categories. You can
read the rules for each activity by
selecting Rules.

Solve these

Identify

Memorize

Analyze

Compute

Visualize

quick-thinking
problems as fast
as you can!

Use your memory
to help you with
these brainy
challenges!

Absorb the
details you
see, then make
a thoughtful
selection!

Use your
number-crunching
skills to answer
correctly!

Study what
you see, then
visualize the
answer!

Identify

Visualize

Compute

Whack Match Fast Focus Species Spotlight

Covered Cages Face Case Reverse Retention

Match Blast Speed Sorting Block Spot

Balloon Burst Mallet Math Color Count

Art Parts Train Turn Odd One Out

Memorize

Analyze

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Test

1 Player

Practice

1 Player

The Test checks how big your brain is by measuring you in 15 activities that span
ve mental categories. You’ll not only see your brain size, but you’ll also receive
a grade based on your performance and see what kind of mind you might have
based on your test results!

TakingtheTest

Select a student to take the test
and choose OK. Then select Start
Test on the Brain Graph screen.
Select OK on the next screen to
begin! Every time you take the
test, the order of mental categories
may change.

Grade

The grading system spans a wide
range of achievement. Try for the
ultimate A++!

Highest Brain Weight To-Date

Brain Prole
Brain Graph

Your results in each of the ve
mental categories form the precise
pentagon that reects your overall score. Your best test results to-date will be shown.

ViewingResults
Once you have answered all
the problems in the ve mental
categories, you’ll learn how big
your brain is. Press to read
through all the results. Then you’ll
learn your overall test grade.
After you’ve seen all the results,
select Hallway to return to the
Academy Hallway, or select Play
Again to retake the test.

Practice sessions are a great way to improve your skills in specic mental
categories or with specic activities. You can earn a bronze, silver, and gold
medal in each of the 15 activities’ difculty levels. Try to earn all the medals!

EnteringPractice

Select a student to enter a
practice session. Select the mental
category, then the specic activity,
and then the difculty level. Select
OK on the conrmation screen to
start the practice session.

Practice Medals

The medals earned in each
difculty level are shown.

Highest Activity Brain Weight

ViewingResults

Your brain weight for the specic
activity will be revealed once
you have answered 10 practice
problems. Press to read
through all the practice session
results. If you perform well
enough, you’ll earn a Practice
Medal. If your results rank among
the 10 best results to-date, your
score and your student name will be added to the rankings.

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1 to 4 Players 2 to 8 Players

Mind

Mental

1 to 8 Players

Sprint

In Mind Sprint, two teams race to answer a set
number of problems rst. Using 1 Wii Remote,
one relay team (up to 4 players) can compete
against a student record book. And using 2 Wii
Remotes, two teams (up to 4 players each) can
compete to reach the nish rst.

When playing with two or more players on one

team, the Hand-Off screen will appear every now

and then, and the active player must hand the Wii

Remote to the teammate shown on the screen. In

order to continue racing, the shown player must

select OK once he has the Wii Remote in hand.

Note: Take care not to drop or throw the Wii Remote

StartingaSprint

Select either Race Against Records or Race
Against Players, then select the students who
will participate in the race. When racing against
a student record, rst select the players who
will race, then select the student record they’ll
compete against. To select Race Against Students, rst ensure that 2 Wii Remotes
are active, then select the option, then the members for the two teams. Finally,
select the activity, difculty level, and number of problems for the Mind Sprint.
For each kind of race, students must then select OK to start the race.

Note: The difculty option Auto automatically assigns a level of difculty that is appropriate
for each team, based on their individual members’ student records.

ViewingResults

Once one team nishes, the winner of the race will be announced. Press
to read through all the results messages. Then you’ll learn if the winning team
ranked in the overall standings. If your team’s results rank in the top 10, the
students on your team and the team score will be added to the rankings.

The Hand-Off Screen

Race Progress

Each correct answer
brings you one step

closer to the nish.

when handing it off to another player.

Marathon

In Mental Marathon, a solo player or a team of up to 8 players strive to keep a
perfect winning streak going as long as possible during a limited amount of time.
Once time runs out or your team gets its rst problem wrong, your marathon
ends. Only 1 Wii Remote is required in Mental Marathon. When more than one
player is in the game, the Hand-Off screen will appear, instructing you to relay
the Wii Remote to the next player.

Note: Take care not to drop or throw the Wii Remote when handing it off to another player.

Remaining Time

StartingaMarathon

First, select which students will be in
the marathon. Next, select the mental
category and the difculty level, then
select OK to start the game.

Note: The difculty option Auto automatically
assigns a level of difculty that is appropriate
for each team, based on their individual
members’ student records.

ViewingResults

At the end of your Mental Marathon,
you’ll learn the nal results. Press
to read through all the messages and
conrm your team’s results.

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