Nintendo Gameboy Advance User manual

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4. Play in a well-lit room.
5. Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour.

AWARNING
-
Repetitive
Motion
Injuries
and
Evyestrain
Playing
video
games
can
make
your
muscles,
joints,
skin
or
eyes
hurt
after
a
few
hours.
Follow
these
instructions
to
avoid
problems
such
as
tendinitis,
carpal
tunnel
syndrome,
skin
irritation
or
eyestrain:
Avoid
excessive
play.
It
is
recommended
that
parents
monitor
their
children
for
appropriate
play.
Take
a
10
to
15
minute
break
every
hour,
even
if
you
don't think
you
need
it.
lf
your
hands,
wrists
or
arms
or
eyes
become
tired
or
sore
while
playing,
stop
and
rest them for several hours before playing again.
If
you
continue
to
have
sore
hands,
wrists
or
arms
or
eyes
during
or
after
play,
stop
playing and see a doctor.
AWARNING - Battery Leakage
Leakage
of
battery
acid
can
cause
personal
injury
as
well
as
damage
to
your
Game
Boy.
If
battery
leakage
occurs,
thoroughly
wash
the
affected
skin
and
clothes.
Keep
battery
acid
away
from
your
eyes
and
mouth.
Leaking
batteries
may
make
popping
sounds.
To avoid battery leakage:
Do
not
mix
used
and
new
batteries
(replace
all
batteries
at
the
same
time).
Do not mix alkaline and carbon zinc batteries.
Do not mix different brands of batteries.
Do not use nickel cadmium batteries.
Do
not
leave
used
batteries
in
the
Game
Boy.
When
the
batteries
are
losing
their
charge,
the
power
light
may
become
dim,
the
game
sounds
may
become
weak,
or
the
display
screen
may
be
blank.
When
this
happens,
promptly
replace
all
used
batteries
with
new
batteries.
Do
not
leave
batteries
in
the
Game
Boy
or
accessory
for
long
periods
of
non-use.
Do
not
leave
the
power
switch
on
after
the
batteries
have
lost
their
charge.
When
you
finish
using
the
Game Boy, always slide the power switch OFF.
Do not recharge the batteries.
Do
not
put
the
batteries
in
backwards.
Make
sure
that
the
positive
(+)
and
negative
(-)
ends
are
facing
in
the
correct
directions.
Insert
the
negative
end
first.
When
removing
batteries,
remove
the
positive
end
first.
Do not dispose of batteries in a fire.

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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
GETTING STARTED
TITLE SCREEN
GAME SELECT
GAME TITLE SCREEN
NUMBER OF PLAYERS SCREEN
PLAYER OPTIONS
CANDY LAND®
Controls
Rules
Shortcuts
Stuck on a Licorice Space
Pause Screen
Goal
Uunonpb DD LH
ONNNN DD
CHUTES & LADDERS®
Controls
Rules
Pause Screen
Goal
MEMORY ™
Controls
Rules
Pause Screen
Single Player
Goal
CREDITS

INTRODUCTION
Welcome
to
the
world
of
Hasbro™!
These
three
classic
games
-
CANDY
LAND®,
CHUTES
&
LADDERS®,
and
MEMORY™
-
are
for
the
young
at
heart
and
can
be
played
by
children
of
all
ages.
Enjoy
these three
titles
that
have
been
faithfully
recreated
on
the
Game
Boy®
Advance!
GETTING STARTED
Correctly
insert
the
Game
Pak
into
your
Game
Boy®
Advance
system.
Switch
on
the
system.
After
the
licensing
information
and
company
logos,
press
START
to
choose
the
game
you
want
to
play.
WARNING
:
Inserting
a
Game
Pak
when
the
system
is
already
on
might
result
in
damage
to
the
Game
Pak.
TITLE SCREEN
Press START from the Title Screen to begin the game
GAME SELECT
Select
from
one
of
two
options:
Select
Game
and
Credits.
Press
the
Control
Pad
Up
and
Down
to
move
the
cursor
between
the
two
choices
and
the
A
Button
to
select
one.
The
Credits
leads
to
a
list
of
the
people
who
worked
on
this
title
and
will
return
back
to
this
Game
Select
screen.
Select
Game
leads
the
player
to
three
options:
CANDY
LAND®,
CHUTES
&
LADDERS®,
and
MEMORY™.
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Players press the Control Pad Up and Down to move the cursor and the A Button to select a game.
Upon selecting a game, the player will be taken to that game's Title Screen.
GAME TITLE SCREEN
The Game Title Screen shows the game that has been selected to play. Players can continue on to the
Game Setup screens by hitting START or the A Button.
NUMBER OF PLAYERS SCREEN
Here plays can press the Control Pad Left and Right to move the cursor and the A Button to select
the number of players (including computer-controlled players) they want in the game. Note:
MEMORY ™ has a one-player mode, but CANDY LAND® and CHUTES & LADDERS® must have at
least two players.
PLAYER OPTIONS
Player Options is where each player can be set to Human or Computer. When it is a player's turn, the
person who just went will hand the Game Boy Advance® system over. Each player can also be set to
Computer. If all players are set to Computer, the game will play itself without any buttons needing to
be pressed.
Players can also choose which of the pictures they want to show up when it is their turn. In
MEMORY™ and CHUTES & LADDERS®, players can choose from one of four different kids. In
CANDY LAND®, players choose from one of four different colored Gingerbread Men.

After each player has been set to Human or Computer and each one has had a picture selected,
the game will begin.
CANDY LAND®
Join us in CANDY LAND® for a sweet adventure as we cross the sugary world on the way to
King Kandy at his Candy Castle. Players of all ages can enjoy this classic board game from
Hasbro™.
CONTROLS
R Button-
Not available
L Button-
Not Available
<> Control Pad-
< NotAvailable
> Not Available
A NotAvailable
v Not Available
SELECT-Not available

The
rules
of
CANDY
LAND®
are
simple.
Each
player
starts
their
turn
by
drawing
a
card.
There
are
three
types
of
cards
players
can
draw:
single,
double,
and
character
cards.
Players
who
draw
a
single
card
move
forward
to
the
next
space
of
that
color,
while
players
who
draw
double
cards
move
to
the
next
space
of
that
color
and
then
will
move
again
to
the
next
space
with
that
same
color.
The
final
card
players
can
draw
is
the
Character
card.
There
are
six
characters
and
each
of
them
has
a
spot
on
the
board.
When
a
player
draws
a
Character's
card,
they
instantly
go
straight
to
that
Character's
spot
on
the
board.
It
does
not
matter
if
the
player
has
already
passed
that
spot.
SHORTCUTS
There
are
two
shortcuts
in
CANDY
LAND®
that
players
can use
to
get
further
ahead:
the
Rainbow
Trail
and
the
Gumdrop
Pass.
To
use
these
shortcuts,
players
must
land
on
the
space
at
the
beginning
of
the
shortcut.
The
player
will
automatically
be
taken
across
the
shortcut
and
will
begin
their
next
turn
on
the
space
at
the
other
end.
STUCK ON A LICORICE SPACE
There
are
three
spaces
on
the
board
that,
if
you
land
on
them,
you
will
be
stuck
for
one
turn.
After
a
turn
goes
by,
players
can
draw
a
card
and
move
normally.
PAUSE SCREEN
The
pause
screen
gives
players
the
options
to
quit
their
current
game
or
resume
the
game
in
progress.
It
also
will
show
the
current
ranking
of
each
player,
such
as
Player
|
is
in
First
Place,
Player
2
is
in
Second
Place,
etc.
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GOAL
The goal of CANDY LAND@ is to be the first player to reach the final space on the board: the
Rainbow Space. This means the player has reached King Kandy at Candy Castle.
When the game is over, a Winner screen will appear showing the picture of the player who wins.
The game then goes back to the Game Select screen.
CHUTES & LADDERS®
CHUTES & LADDERS® is the classic game of rewards and consequences. Players make their
way to the top doing good deeds to boost themselves up while trying not to do bad deeds that
will put them back. All ages can enjoy this classic from Hasbro™.
CONTROLS
R Button-
Not available
A Button-Spin / Confirm
B Button-Not Available
aA
oe
START-Pause Game
SELECT-Not available
L Button-
Not Available
<> Control Pad-
< NotAvailable
> Not Available
aA NotAvailable
v NotAvailable

RULES
The rules of CHUTES & LADDERS® are simple. Each player starts their turn by spinning to see how
many spaces they move from one to six. Each player then moves that number of spaces.
If the player lands at the bottom of a ladder, they will have done a good deed and will get to climb up
the ladder to a better spot on the board. If the player lands at the top of a chute (slide), they will have
done a bad deed and will have to slide down the chute to a lower spot on the board.
PAUSE SCREEN
The pause screen gives players the options to quit their current game or resume the game in progress.
It also will show the current ranking of each player such as Player | is in First Place, Player 2 is in
Second Place, etc.
GOAL
The goal of CHUTES & LADDERS® is to be the first player to the final space: the 100th space. Players
must get the exact number of spaces required to move to the final spot. If the number players spin is
more than the amount of spaces left between them and space 100, they must stay there and try again
next turn. Players can also reach space 100 by landing at the bottom of the ladder at space 80.
When the game is over, a Winner screen will appear showing the picture of the player who wins. The
game then goes back to the Game Select screen.

MEMORY ™
MEMORY ™ is the classic game of finding cards and then trying to find their match all while
making sure to remember where each card is that you have already found. This classic game
from Hasbro™ can be played by all ages.
CONTROLS
R Button-
Not available
A Button-Choose Card / Confirm
B Button-Not Available
ae
A iad
START-Pause Game
SELECT-Not available
L Button-
Not available
<> Control Pad-
< Move Cursor Left
>» Move Cursor Right
A Move Cursor Up
v Move Cursor Down
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The rules for MEMORY™ are simple. Each player begins their turn by moving their cursor to a card
they want to reveal and then pressing the A Button to select the card. The player will then select
another card in hopes that it is a match. If it is a match, that player will be awarded a point and will get
to select again. If it is not a match, the game moves to the next player.
Note: to properly play MEMORY™ in multiplayer mode, all players must be able to see the screen
during the entire game.
PAUSE SCREEN
The pause screen gives players the options to quit their current game or resume the game in progress.
It also will show the number of matches each player has currently obtained.
SINGLE PLAYER
Unlike CANDY LAND® and CHUTES & LADDERS®, MEMORY™ can be played with just one player
and no computer controlled players. In this version instead of trying to get more matches than the
other players, players will try to get all of the matches in as few turns as possible. The player can see
how many turns they have taken on the right side of the screen and also on the Pause menu.
GOAL
The goal of MEMORY ™ is to get more matches than any other player by the time all 36 matches have
been revealed.

When the game is over, a Tally screen will appear and add up the total number of matches for
each player. Then a Winner will be declared. AWinner screen will appear showing the picture of
the player who wins. The game then goes back to the Game Select screen.
When a Single Player game ends, the Winner screen will appear and tell the player how many
turns it took them to get all of the matches. The game then goes back to the Game Select
screen.

CREDITS
Black Lantern Studios
President
Richard Woods
Business Development
Director
Derek McDaniel
Development Director
Devin Clasby
Art Director
Chris Moore
Producer / Lead Designer
Doug Hill
Associate Producer / Designer
Andrew P. Bilyk
Lead Programmer
Andrew P. Bilyk
Lead Artist
Chris Murdock
Gameplay Programmer
Kyle Rayburn
Al Programmer Licensed by:
Richard Woods el
Destination
P oS
Graphic Art ——
Chris Moore
Gary Bedell HASBRO and its logo, MILTON BRADLEY,
CANDY LAND, CHUTES AND LADDERS and
MEMORY are trademarks of Hasbro and are
Additional Art used with permission. © 2005 Hasbro. All
Andrew Dour Rights Reserved.
Tools Programming
Ben Utne
QA / Localization
Wes Bowen
Published By
Destination Software Inc
Development Director
Paul Tresise
Senior Development
Manager
Gareth Luke

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