User manual NINTENDO WII DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS

[. . . ] The official seal is your assurance that this product is licensed or manufactured by Nintendo. Always look for this seal when buying video game systems, accessories, games and related products. Some people (about 1 in 4000) may have seizures or blackouts triggered by light flashes or patterns, and this may occur while they are watching TV or playing video games, even if they have never had a seizure before. â· Anyone who has had a seizure, loss of awareness, or other symptom linked to an epileptic condition should consult a doctor before playing a video game. [. . . ] After you select Jam on the main menu, you can try out instruments in Instrument Improv or perform jam sessions with a Quick Jam or Custom Jam. â· In modes that involve selecting an instrument before you perform a song, you can try out the instruments during selection. You can ultimately select from over 60 instruments and play a total of 50 songs, but many selectable options (songs, instruments, stages, and music stylizations) will be locked when you first start Wii Music and will unlock as you create videos. Some songs, instruments and stages are unlocked by playing Games mode. For a quick, easy way to jump into a jam session, choose a Quick Jam to have the song, stage, instruments, and band parts all selected for you. After you select the number of players and choose your Miis, the random jam-session settings will be displayed. ) Select the Start option to begin with those random settings, or select Shuffle to change to new random settings. In a Custom Jam, you'll select the song, stage, instruments, and band parts, then perform in a jam session. First, you'll select the number of players and Miis, then the song and stage. You can freely select and play instruments in Instrument Improv mode. Once you select your MiiTM, point at an instrument panel and press or switch between instruments using and . The guide gives you suggestions about when to play that are shown as notes in gray. Notes indicating what you have already played are shown in blue for Player 1. Notes for Players 2, 3, and 4 are shown in red, green, and yellow, respectively. Each player plays his or her own part and instrument, then combines with other players in a band to perform music. With six parts in each song, parts not played by players are performed automatically by a Tute helper. (Note: you can also remove parts or replace Tutes with Mii performance data from a previous Custom Jam. Keep a Video Change Instruments Save your jam session performance as a video. end the jam session and return to the part- and instrument-selection screen. If you choose a different part in the same song, you can use overdubbing to perform with the previously recorded parts P. In jam sessions, you can turn on a music-flow guide (see next page) to get a sense of how to play your instrument, especially for songs or instruments that you're unfamiliar with. But even if a music-flow guide is turned on, you do not need to play along with it. [. . . ] Also, setting the Mii display for videos received to "OFF" will result in friends' Miis being replaced with Wii Music Guest Miis during playback. (Note: Updates to your Wii Friend Roster after changing video sharing settings, and the ability to send and receive videos between friends, could take several days or more. To share videos with a friend using the Send to Friend option, you and the friend must both satisfy the following conditions. To share videos, you and the other party must be registered as Wii Friends on each other's systems. [. . . ]