Nintendo Advanced Wars: Dual Strike Bedienungsanleitung

INSTRUCTION BOOKLET

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PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE SEPARATE HEALTH AND SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS BOOKLET INCLUDED WITH THIS PRODUCT BEFORE

USING YOUR NINTENDO®HARDWARE SYSTEM, GAME CARD OR

ACCESSORY. THIS BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT HEALTH AND

SAFETY INFORMATION.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: READ THE FOLLOWING

WARNINGS BEFORE YOU OR YOUR CHILD PLAY VIDEO GAMES.

The Nintendo DS can emit radio waves that can affect the operation of nearby electronics, including

cardiac pacemakers.

• Do not operate the Nintendo DS within 9 inches of a pacemaker while using the wireless feature.

• If you have a pacemaker or other implanted medical device, do not use the wireless feature of the

Nintendo DS without first consulting your doctor or the manufacturer of your medical device.

• Observe and follow all regulations and rules regarding use of wireless devices in locations such as

hospitals, airports, and on board aircraft. Operation in those locations may interfere with or cause

malfunctions of equipment, with resulting injuries to persons or damage to property.

WARNING - Radio Frequency Interference

WARNING - Battery Leakage

The Nintendo DS contains a rechargeable lithium ion battery pack. Leakage of ingredients contained within the

battery pack, or the combustion products of the ingredients, can cause personal injury as well as damage to your

Nintendo DS.

If battery leakage occurs, avoid contact with skin. If contact occurs, immediately wash thoroughly with soap and

water. If liquid leaking from a battery pack comes into contact with your eyes, immediately flush thoroughly with

water and see a doctor.

To avoid battery leakage:

• Do not expose battery to excessive physical shock, vibration, or liquids.

• Do not disassemble, attempt to repair or deform the battery.

• Do not dispose of battery pack in a fire.

• Do not touch the terminals of the battery, or cause a short between the terminals with a metal object.

• Do not peel or damage the battery label.

WARNING - Repetitive Motion Injuries and Eyestrain

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.

• When using the stylus, you do not need to grip it tightly or press it hard against the screen. Doing so

may cause fatigue or discomfort.

• If your hands, wrists, 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, arms or eyes during or after play, stop playing and see a doctor.

WARNING - Seizures

• Some people (about 1 in 4000) may have seizures or blackouts triggered by light flashes or patterns,

such as while watching TV or playing video games, even if they have never had a seizure before.

• 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.

• Parents should watch when their children play video games. Stop playing and consult a doctor if you or

your child have any of the following symptoms:

Convulsions Eye or muscle twitching Loss of awareness

Altered vision Involuntary movements Disorientation

• To reduce the likelihood of a seizure when playing video games:

1. Sit or stand as far from the screen as possible.

2. Play video games on the smallest available television screen.

3. Do not play if you are tired or need sleep.

4. Play in a well-lit room.

5. Take a 10 to 15 minute break every hour.

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Controls Getting Started

•Display Map Menu

•Move cursor to next unit

•Move cursor

•Make selections

•All touch-screen control

SELECT

Top screen

POWER Button

L Button

•Turn Page

(during map selection)

X Button

•Turn page when

selecting maps

•Cancel selections

•Display attack range

(when unit is selected)

•Make units transparent

(when terrain is selected)

•Confirm selections

•Select a unit

•Display map menu

(when terrain or a non-

production property is selected)

Y Button

B Button

A Button

•Display intel windows

R Button

•Skip dialogue and cinema scenes

•Display overhead map

START

+ Control Pad

Touch Screen

Sleep: Close your Nintendo DS to activate Sleep Mode. Open it to resume playing.

Reset: Press and hold START, SELECT, and the L and R Buttons to reset the game.

Touch Controls

Touch controls typically take effect once you lift the stylus off the screen.

Confirm that your Nintendo DS is turned off. Insert your Advance

Wars: Dual Strike Game Card and turn the power on. Read the

screen pictured to the right when it appears, then touch the

screen when you are ready to proceed.

• Press and hold the POWER Button to turn the power off.

On the Nintendo DS system menu, touch the Advance Wars:

Dual Strike panel. After a brief cinema scene, the title screen

will appear.

• If your system start up has been set to Auto Mode, you can

skip this step. See the Nintendo DS hardware instruction booklet

for more information.

When Touch to Start appears on-screen, simply touch the Touch

Screen to begin.

There are 11 different modes to choose from on the mode-

selection screen. Touch the Turn icon to turn the page.

• See page 18 for information on each mode.

In this instruction booklet, screen shots with a red border

represent the top screen and screen shots with a blue border

represent the Touch Screen.

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Saving Rules of Engagement

There are two ways to save game data: completing a mission or selecting

Save from the map menu during a mission. The game screen is divided into a grid of square-shaped spaces that represent HQs, bases,

properties, and terrain like mountains and seas. Take these features into account when

you move your units. The objective of the game is to complete your mission on each map.

If you fail to complete your mission, the game is over.

When you finish a mission, you will have the option of saving

your progress.

Completing a Mission

If you want to delete all of your saved data, press and hold SELECT, the L Button, and right on the

+ Control Pad when you touch the Advance Wars: Dual Strike panel on the Nintendo DS system menu.

You will be given the option to erase all saved data.

Clear All Saved Game Data

Game Screen

Select the Save command from the Map Menu.

Map Menu

•This window appears when you

move the cursor over a unit. Touch

the R Info icon on the touch screen

to get additional intel.

Unit Window

Cursor window

Current funds

Your CO

CO power meter

•Displays terrain intel on

currently selected space.

Terrain intel

Your unit

Factory

Enemy unit

Cursor

Your HQ

In DS Battle maps, the top

screen will show a second

map, called the secondary

front.

Unit

Unit HP

Unit Fuel

Ammunition

Terrain type

Terrain

Terrain Cover

Capture number

FPO

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Victory and Defeat Tag Battles

Fog of War

War Funds

Experience and Wars Points

Infantry and Mech Vision Ranges Ambushes

Setup

DS Battle

There are units from five different nations in all. Battles consist of a CO

issuing orders (fire, move, capture, etc.) to her troops, then waiting while the

enemy CO does the same. When both COs are finished, the day ends. The

cycle continues until a victor emerges.

Tag Battles allow you to use two different COs in a single battle. At the end of your turn, touch Change

to pass command to the other CO. By building up both CO Power meters and using the Dual Strike

power, both COs can attack and use their Super CO Powers in a single turn.

At the start of each turn, war funds are collected from properties (bases, cities, HQ, etc.) controlled by

your army. These funds are added to your total and can be used to produce more units.

Each time you clear a map in the Campaign, War Room, Survival, or Combat modes you earn Wars

Points, the currency in Wars World. Any COs you used in the battle also earn experience points. A CO’s

rank increases by one level each time his experience-point total hits 1000.

Each unit has a vision range. In missions with Fog of War enabled,

anything that falls beyond that range of vision is obscured by the Fog

of War and cannot be seen. Vision ranges vary for each unit. You

cannot attack units that are not within your vision range.

Infantry and mech units normally have a vision

range of 2. This means they can scout two spaces

around them. When these units climb a mountain,

their vision range expands to five spaces.

In Fog of War battles, a unit moving to a space

outside its vision range may encounter a hidden

enemy unit. When this happens, that unit is

ambushed—it stops immediately and cannot accept

any commands until the next turn.

Before beginning a battle, you must deploy your troops. After making your

adjustments, touch Deploy.

Some battles feature action on both the top screen and the Touch Screen.

These missions are called DS Battles. In a DS Battle, the Touch Screen is the

main front and the top screen is the secondary front.

Orange Star

Blue Moon

Yellow Comet

Green Earth

Black Hole

•These conditions may change depending on the map or the game mode.

Note: not all missions and modes require setup before deployment.

Note: war funds carry over from turn to turn but not from one mission to the next.

•In these battles, touch the X Swap icon on the Touch Screen to switch the top-screen

display between the secondary front and the intel screen.

•Use the cursor to select units, and then touch the R Info icon to get more detailed

intel on the selected unit.

Mission Complete (Victory)

Mission Failure (Defeat)

Capture Enemy HQ / All Enemies Defeated

HQ Captured by Enemy / All Troops Defeated / Surrender

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Units

Soldiers, vehicles, and artillery that appear on the map represent entire

units. Each unit starts with a total of 10 HP (hit points).

Unit Production

You can manufacture units in factories, airports, ports, and other

production bases controlled by your army. Simply touch the facility to

view the production window, where you can use your war funds to

produce another unit. The unit produced will be ready for action the

following turn.

Unit Movement

When you touch a unit, its range of movement will appear highlighted

on the map. To move it, touch the position you want to move the unit

to. Next, a command menu will appear. Issue a command to the unit

by touching the command on the menu. Once a command is issued,

the unit is darkened and cannot be moved. Until a command is issued,

movement can be canceled by pressing the B Button.

Command Menu

After a unit moves, the command menu appears. Touch a command on the menu to issue it to the

unit. The available commands change depending on the situation.

Gas

All units burn fuel when they move. Air and sea units also burn fuel when they stay in

place, and they will crash or sink if they run out of fuel. Be sure to check their fuel

status on the intel window.

Capture

The Capture command becomes available when you move an infantry or mech unit

onto a neutral or enemy property. Each property has a capture number, which drops

each turn by the number of HP the capturing unit has. An infantry or mech unit with

10 HP can capture a property with a capture number of 20 in two days. Once a

property is secured, it turns the color of the army that captured it.

Fire

The Fire order appears in the Command menu when a unit is able to attack an enemy.

Once you have selected an enemy target, touch the unit again to confirm your choice.

Your unit will immediately open fire on the enemy. When a unit’s HP is reduced to

zero, it is destroyed and will be removed from the map.

Supply

You can supply units with their maximum amount of fuel and ammo by moving APCs

(Armored Personnel Carriers) adjacent to them. Units can also replenish their fuel and

ammo by stopping on secured properties. They will also recover 2 HP every turn they

remain on a property. Air and naval units can load up on supplies and replenish hit

points only by resting in airports and ports, respectively.

Direct

Attacks

Indirect

Attacks

A direct attack occurs when a unit attacks an adjacent unit. Units can move and attack in the same turn, but

they can’t return fire against units attacking indirectly.

An indirect attack occurs when a unit attacks another unit from a distance. Units with indirect attack

capabilities can either move or attack in a turn, but not both. They also can’t return fire against units

attacking them directly. The range of fire of indirect-combat units differs between unit types.

•These conditions may change depending on the map or the game mode.

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Primary Front

Second Front

Join

You can join two units of the same type into one unit if both units have been

damaged. The newly formed unit has the combined amount of fuel and ammo of

the individual units, but that number cannot exceed the maximum amount for that

unit type.To join units, move one unit onto a space occupied by a unit of the same

type and touch Join on the command menu. Joining ends the turn for both units.

Hide

Stealth fighters are the only units with cloaking technology that allows them to hide.

When cloaked, stealth fighters can only be attacked by other fighter jets.

Repair

Black boats are units that are capable of using war funds to repair damaged units in

the field of battle. They also simultaneously supply those units with fuel and ammo.

Explode

Black bombs are the only units capable of exploding. The bombs explode upon

command, damaging all units within the blast radius.

Send

The send command is used in dual-front DS Battles to transfer

units from bases and factories on the main front to the

secondary front. Units are typically sent to the vicinity of the

secondary front HQ. If a unit can’t be sent to the secondary

front, a notice will appear.

Wait

Choose this command when you do not want the unit to take any action.

Load

Transport units have the ability to carry other units. They can carry units with low

movement ranges farther than normal, even allowing them to cross otherwise

impassable terrain. To load a unit, select it and move it onto a space occupied by a

transport unit. Next, touch Load on the command menu. You can place the cursor on

a transport vehicle to view intel on the units being carried.

Drop

Loaded units can, of course, be unloaded. First, use the cursor to move the transport

unit to the desired location. If the transport unit stops in terrain that allows for the

unloading of troops, Drop will appear in the command menu. When you touch Drop,

a cursor will appears that will allow you to choose where you want to unload a unit.

If the transport is carrying two units, you must choose which unit you’ll unload.

Dive

Submarines are the only units with the ability to dive. The only units that can attack

submerged submarines are cruisers and other submarines..

• Units being transported are not damaged if the transport vehicle is fired upon.

However, if a transport is destroyed while carrying another unit, that unit is also

destroyed.

• Transports can continue to load units even after they have been ordered to Wait.

• In some DS Battles, the area of the secondary front that

units are sent to can vary.

Send

Touch the A Menu icon to display the map menu. Touch

commands to issue them.

• The commands that appear vary depending on the mode

Note: in some modes, the CO you use will be decided for you.

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Map Menu

Status

Status displays the current map name, the number of units each side has

deployed, the number days the battle has been waged, the number of

bases held by each army, and information on each army’s funds.

Terms (Appears in Campaign Mode Only)

Check the victory conditions for your current battle here.

Unit

This screen displays vital intel on your troops. Touch headers to sort by

data. Touch a unit to switch to the map screen and highlight it with the

cursor.

Rules (Appears Depending on Mode)

Confirm the rules for the current battle. Note: you cannot change the

rules here.

Hint (Appears in Survival Mode Only)

Choose this option to get a hint about the current map.

CO Selection

The CO selection screen allows you to choose the COs you want to use in

battle. If you want to change the CO you will field, touch the name of the CO

that is currently slated to enter battle and then touch the face of the CO you

want to send.

Skills

As COs gain rank levels they can use up to four different special skills. On

the CO selection screen, touch the X Skill icon to access the skill selection

screen. The available skills will appear under the CO’s name on the Touch

Screen. Simply touch a skill icon to equip your CO with that skill. When a

skill is equipped, an “E” will appear next to it. Touch the X icon on the

bottom–right corner of the screen to remove the selected skill.

Setup

Choose the CO you’ll send into battle with your forces.

Choose this option to view detailed information on all the COs

engaged in the battle.

Intel

Use the Intel menu to view information about the current battle.

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Extras (Appears Only on Certain Campaign Mode Maps)

Turn the secondary–front control on to allow the CPU to control the action or off to control it manually.

AI (Appears Only in DS Battles)

Choose a strategy type for your CPU ally.

Delete

CO Power Meter

Use this option to remove units from the field of battle. Touch a unit to delete it. Touch any area

where there are no units to finish deleting.

Visuals

Change the in-game animations by simply touching your preferred option.

Yield

Surrender the current battle.

Music

Turn the music on or off.

CO Power & Super CO Power

These two options only appear on the menu when the CO Power meter is sufficently full. Select them

to use special CO powers.

Save

Choose this option to save your progress during a battle.

End

Select End when you finish issuing commands to end your turn.

Change (Appears Only in Tag Battles)

Select Change in a tag battle to switch to your other CO. Doing so will end your turn.

When using a Dual Strike power, both COs can attack in a single turn.

Deploy

Deploy your troops with your current setup.

Options

Use the options menu to change game sounds, animations, and other settings. Touch a menu item to

change its settings.

General

Defense

Assault

Strike

Standard Tactics Offensive Tactics

Defensive Tactics All-Out Offensive Tactics

CO Power

Super CO Power

Dual Strike

Usable when all small stars are filled

Usable when all stars are filled

Usable in tag battles when both COs’ meters are completely filled

Visual A

Visual B

Visual C

Visual D

No Visual

Display both battle and capture animation

Display all animation, fast unit speed

Display battle animation, fast unit speed

No CPU battle animation, fast unit speed

Display no animation, fast unit speed

Note: when Extras are set to off, the AI option will not appear.

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