Nintendo Animal Crossing - City Folk (Wii) Bruksanvisning
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avoid problems such as tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, skin irritation or eyestrain:
• Avoid excessive play. Parents should monitor their children for appropriate play.
• Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour, even if you don’t think you need it.
• If your hands, wrists, arms or eyes become tired or sore while playing, or if you feel symptoms such
as tingling, numbness, burning or stiffness, stop and rest for several hours before playing again.
• If you continue to have any of the above symptoms or other discomfort during or after
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IMPORTANT LEGAL INFORMATION
CAUTION –
Motion Sickness
WARNING –
Repetitive Motion Injuries and Eyestrain
WARNING – Seizures
Getting Started
Note to Parents: Animal Crossing: City Folk allows players to communicate with friends in
game via real time text chatting and voice conversations (Mic Chat). Players can also send
letters to friends. Players can design items which may be seen when playing online via
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. If you would like to disable these features, please go to the Wii
console’s system settings and set the communication restriction in Parental Controls.
Starting a New Game
The fi rst time you play, you will register a character. To create a new character, when Rover appears,
choose “Start fresh!” and follow his instructions to enter the time, your nickname, and other
information. When you’re done, your life in town will begin. Up to four players can live in a town.
Animal Crossing: Wild World Player Data
If you have player data from Animal Crossing: Wild World for the Nintendo DS
™
, you can play as that
character in Animal Crossing: City Folk. Follow the steps below to send your save data from your
Nintendo DS to the Wii Console.
* You can transfer your DS character’s face, name, and part of your catalog. (p. 12). You cannot transfer
the items in your pockets, Bells, and other items. Also, you will need to re-register your town name.
* Even if you transfer your Animal Crossing: Wild World data to your Wii Console, you won’t lose your
character on your DS.
Transfer your DS character.
When Rover asks you if you want to start fresh or move, choose “Move from DS!”
Prepare your DS.
With the Animal Crossing: Wild World Game Card inserted, turn on your
Nintendo DS and choose DS Download Play. Select the Moving Van panel
when it appears.
Transfer data.
Once the data is transferred from the DS, you can register that data as a player.
Continuing Your Game
When you already have player data registered, four options
will appear: “Yeah!” “DS Suitcase,” “Before playing…”
and “Other things.”
“Yeah!” (Go to town)
If you choose this option, a list of all the players living in your town will appear. Please choose the
player whose game you’d like to continue. If you choose “I’m new!” you can register a new player.
“DS Suitcase”
Use your DS to visit a friend’s town
or return to your own town
.
What is the DS Suitcase?
The DS Suitcase lets you visit your friends’
towns when they aren’t playing.
Using the DS Suitcase
Get ready to go out.
Using the player you want to take out, go to the gate (p. 16).
Talk to Copper and choose “I wanna go out!” and “DS Suitcase.”
Turn your Nintendo DS on and select DS Download Play. Select the Suitcase
panel to download the DS Suitcase. Once you’ve done so, close your DS with the
power still on to put it into Sleep Mode. Then take your DS to your friend’s Wii.
Enter your friend’s town.
Start up your friend’s Wii Console, and when Rover appears, choose “DS Suitcase.”
Choose “Connect to the Wii” and transfer the player data. When you’re done,
turn the power off on the DS.
Get ready to go home.
Follow the same steps you used when you left your town to transfer
your player data to the DS
.
Return to your town.
Start up your game, talk to Rover, and choose “DS Suitcase.” Once the
connection with the DS is confi rmed, choose “I’m back!” to return to your town.
Choose “Connect to the Wii” when the prompt appears on the TV.
DS Suitcase Tips
• Don’t turn the power off on the DS containing the downloaded data until you’ve
transferred the data to a Wii Console. A message will appear on the DS when it’s safe
to turn off the power.
• Whenever you go out, be sure to go home at the end of your session. If you don’t go
home, you will lose the Bells and items you had when you left.
• If you start a session with a player before that player has returned, you won’t be able
to save the player data from your DS.
• If you delete a player or town before a player has returned, the player data that has
gone out won’t be able to return. Be careful.
Going Out
Going Home
Touch Screen
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