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`The Nintendo® 64 Controller
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`Control Stick Function
`The Nintendo 64 Control Stick uses an analog system to read the angles
`and directions of its movement. This allows precision control that is not
`possible using the conventional + Control Pad.
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`When turning the Control Deck power ON, do not move the Control Stick
`from its neutral position on the controller.
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`Stick to operate incorrectly.
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`If the Control Stick is held at an angled position
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`power is tumed ON, this position will be set as
`neutral. This will cause games using the Control
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`To reset the neutral position once the game has
`started, let go of the Control Stick so it can return
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`the left) then press START while holding down
`the L and R Buttons.
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`The ControlStick is a precisioninstrument: nals sure not to spillliquids
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`Holding the Nintendo 64 Controller
`While playing the Pok mon Puzzle League
`game, we recommend you use the hand
`positions shown on theleft. By holding the
`controllerlike this, you can operate the
`+ Control Pad freely with your left thumb.
`Using your right thumb, you can easily
`access the A and B Buttons.
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`Connectingthe Nintendo 64 Controller
`Oneor two players can play this game. Connect eachplayer's controller
`to the appropriate controller socket on the front of the Control Deck.
`Beginningon the left, thesockets are for Player 1 and Player2.
`Youcannotstartthe.game if the first controller socket is empty.
`Ifyou change the connection during the game,you will need to either
`press RESET orturn the,power OFFto make the connectionactive.
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`Controls
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`There's lots to do in Puzzle Village, so be sureto check out everything!
`Put your PokémonPuzzle League Game Pak into
`your 64® sysiem, then turn the power ON. When
`yousee the Tifle Screen, press START to watch
`short cartoon starring Ash and Pikachu'™!
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`Professor Oak's Lab
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`See Professor Oak first for information on the controls and rules, as well as
`basicinstructions on how to play.
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`Press up and down on the + Control Podto highlight
`the lesson you wantto see, then press the A Button to
`stort the class, Each time Professor Oak finishes
`speaking, press the A Button to see what hehas to
`say next.
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`Whenthecartoonis over, you'll sae the screen shown
`on the lefi—this is Puzzle Village! All you need to do
`is use the + Control Pad to highlight the place you
`want to visit, then press the A Button to gothere!
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`If you need to leavein the middle of a lesson, press
`the B Button to retum to the How to Play Menu. From
`there, you can choose a different lessonor presstheB
`Button to go back to the Puzzle Village.
`Shows you what each buttononthe controller does.
`Explains the basics of how tomove the cursor, switch blocks, and clear
`blocks, Also introduces combos and chains.
`
`Describes more advanced techniques for creating longer chains und
`bigger combos, Explains the Stop as well.
`Tells you how to send garbageto an opponent.
`Teaches you how to get rid of garbage that is sent to you.
`Exploins the difference between the 2-D and 3-DModes.
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`Get some hands-on training from Tracey and Marrill™.
`It consometimesbe easierfolearn something if youwatch someone else doit first, then try
`to do the same thing yourself. You cando just that whenyouvisit MimicMansion!
`Justlike in Professor Ook’ Lab, use the +Control Pad
`on each menu to choosethelesson you wantto see,
`then press the AButton to stort. Pressthe A Button
`each timeTraceyfinishes speakingto lethim continue.
`Press the B Button at any‘neforeturn tothe last
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`menu yes saw.
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`# IAimic Mode
`© Super Easy
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`Letsyou watch Tracey give examples, but doesn’t let you play.
`Allowsyouto see Traceydoo move, then lets you tryit yourself.
`Lets you play a 2-D or 3-Dsingle-player gamewith blocks that move
`up the screen very slowly.
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`we.ISTHE OBJECT OF THE GAME?
`in thisgameisto lear the blocksoffofthe screen before they reach thetop. You
`weeeblocksbygettingthreeormoreofthesometypesidebyside, eitherhorizontally
`(leftandright) or vertically (up and down).
`EEE Line up the blocks horizontally...
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`# ..OFvertically.
`Fa Blocks lined up diagonally won'tclear,
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`HOW DO J MOVE THE BLOCKS?
`se Youwill see two white squares side byside on the screen—this is the cursor.
`You can use the + Control Pad to movethe cursor around.
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`Ploce the cursor over two blocks. When you presseither the A Button orthe B
`Button, those two blocks will switch places. You can also switch a block withan
`empty space atthe top of an empty(or partially empty) column to makethe
`block fall. This is how you move blocks around to line them up.
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`di Switchablockwithanemptyspace...
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`WHY DO THE BLOCKS MOVE UP THE SCREEN?
`Asyou play, new lines of blocks will appear at the bottom ofthe screen, pushingtheother
`blocks toward the top. As you continue to play, the blacks will start movingup the screen
`faster andfaster,
`You must clear the blocksoff of the screen before any ofthem reachthe top. When a block
`gets close to the top of the screen, all of the blocksin the column below it will start bouncing
`to warn you.If you see theblocks start to bounce, clear some blocks outofthat column right
`away! When a block hits the top of the screen, your gameis over.
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`—
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`longer chains.
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`You can also couse new lines of blocks to appearat
`the bottom of the screen whenever you want by
`pressing either the L or R Button. Adding more blocks
`fo your screenwill help you create bigger combos and
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`Watch out!
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`WHATIS A COMBO?
`To make @ combo, you need to clear more than three blocks at atime. Here are some
`examples of how to make combos...
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`Switch the Leaf and
`Water Blocks. .. =
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`.. for 0 Four-Block Combo!
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`Switch the Water and
`Circle Blocks... =e
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`.. for 0 Five-Block Combo!
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`Switch the Fire and
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`2 HeartBlocks... —_ ea]
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`.. for a Six-Block Combo!
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`Switch the Fire and
`CircleBlocks... —_
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`.. for 0 Seven-Block Combo!
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`Switch the Leaf and
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`_. for 4Ten-Block Combo!
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`HOW DO | MAKE A CHAIN?
`You can make a chain by clearing multiple groupsof three or more blocks, one right after the
`other. For example. ..
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` When the three Circle
`a Four-Chain.
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`Blocks clear, the Fire
`Block above will fall
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`Two-Chain.
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`While the Water
`Blocks clear, drop
`the Heart Block that
`is al the top. It will
`londatthe bottom
`and clear to make
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`As the Fire Blocks clear,
`toke the Water Block that
`is on the left, then moveit
`all the way to the right.
`Dropit underneath the
`other two Woter Blocks that
`are about to fall. (You've
`gotto be quick to pull this
`oneoff!) This will give you
`a Three-Chain.
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`Drop thenext Heart Block
`in that column as the others
`clear. This block won't clear
`anything, butyou'll see why
`you should do this in the
`nextstep.
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`Next, drop the Lea
`Block from that same
`column, The Heart
`Block that you
`droppedin the lost
`step lets the Leaf
`Block fall into the
`right place to clear,
`making a Five-Chain.
`
`As the Leaf Blocks clear,
`switch the Heart Block and
`the Circle Block.
`
`WHY ARE BLOCKS FALLING FROM THE TOP OF THE SCREEN?
`When you're playing a game inthe 1-Player Stadium or playing a 2-Player VS game, you'll
`probably see large blocksfall from the top of your screen. These are garbage blocks that
`your opponentis sending fo you.You con also send garbage blocks to your opponent.
`To send a garbage block,all you have to do is create either o chain or a combo. The biggerthe
`combo or chain you ake,the more garbage youwill send to your opponent. The garbage
`thot youwill send when you make a combo is a litile different from the garbageyouwill send
`when you make a chain.
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`WHAT KIND OF GARBAGE DOES A COMBO MAKE?
`Remember that each of these steps must be
`Finally, the Heart
`When you make a combo,you will send a block (or blocks) of garbage that's one block
`Blockswill fallto cre-|done one right offer the other. if you don‘t
`shorter than the number of blocks you cleared. This sounds complicated, butit's really very
`ate a Six-Chain.
`get the blocks into place in time, there will
`simple! For example, suppose you makea Five-Block Combo. The garbage block you send to
`be a pause between the steps, and the chain
`your opponentwill be four blocks wide (5-1 = 4).
`will be broken!
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`Four-Block
`Combo Garbage
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`Five-Block
`Combo Garbage
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`Six-Block
`Combo Garbage
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`Seven-Block
`Combo Garbage
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`WHY DO THE BLOCKS SOMETIMES STOP MOVING?
`Each time you create 0 combo or a chain, the blocks will stop moving up the screen for a short
`Laieoftime. This is calleda Stop.The biggerthe combo orchain, the longer the blockswill
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`stay still.
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`Eight-Block
`Combo Garbage
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`- Nine-Block
`Combo Garbage
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`Ten-Block
`Combo Garbage
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`WHAT KIND OF GARBAGE DOESA CHAIN MAKE?
`When you make a chain, you will send a single long block of garbage that is six blocks wide.
`(Garbage sent by o chain in 3-D Mode is different. See pg. 16.) IF you make multiple chains
`all in a row, the garbage block you send will still be six blocks wide, butit will be higher. The
`height of the garbage block will be the same as the number of chains you make, minus one.
`Again, it's really quite easy. If you make o Three-Chain, the block you send will be twolevels
`high (3-1 = 2).*
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`Two-Choin Garbage
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`Three-Chain Garbage
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`Four-Chain Garbage
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`HOW DO| GET RID OF GARBAGE BLOCKS?
`Before you can cleor a garbageblock, you must first-transform it into a group of regular
`blocks. You do this by clearing the regular blocks that are around the garbage block.
`Makesure that when you clear a group of regular blocks, at ledst-one of those regular. blacks
`is touching the garbageblock. If you do, all of the single-level garbage blocks thatore the
`samecolor and touching will transform into regular blocks, Then you can dear those blocks
`just like you would any others!
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`Make sure theset of blocks you dear is
`touching a gurbage block. (Remember,
`diagonal
`doesn’t count!)
`VW
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`All of the single-level blocks that
`ore the same color and touching
`will transform,
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`Clearing o garbage block sent by a chain is a little different. If the garbage block is several
`layers high, only the botiom layer will transform. You must slowly work your woy through
`each level of this type of garbage block.
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`
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`A gorbageblock sent by a chain
`may be severallayers high.
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`Only the bottom layer
`will transform.
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`*Note: Thelargest garbage block you can send by creating o chain is 12 levels high. Any
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`choin larger than a |3-Choin will still only send « garbage block that is 12 levels high.
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`Whenyouplayinthe3-DMode, you'll noticethat the blocksareset up alittle differently than
`they are in the 2-D Mode. When you movethe cursor left or right in the 2-D Mode, the cursor
`will stop when it gels to the edge ofthe screen.But inthe 3-D Mode, youcan continue to go
`left or right aslong as youlike.
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`In 3-D Mode, the blocks are arranged in a cylinder—it's kind of like they are attached to the
`outside of a can. Suppose you are looking at the front of a can of soup. If you turn the can
`around,you'll see the bock. Continue to turn the can in the samedirection, and you'll see the
`front again. It's the same way with these blocks. If you movethe cursor far enoughin one
`direction, you'll end up right back where youstarted!
`When youplay in 3-D Mode, be sure to watchall of the blocks. Don'tforget about the ones in
`the back, or they could stack up to the top of the screen.If they do, your game will be over.
`Also,thegarbageyou will sendfo an opponent when you create a chainina 3-Dgame is 0
`little differentthan what you would sendin a 2-D game.A 2-Chain will create asingle-level
`garbageblockthatis six blocks wide(1/3 ofthecylinder). A 3-Chain will create o single-level
`‘garbage blockthat is 12 blockswide(2/3 of the cylinder). A 4-Chain will ceatea single-level
`garbageblockthotis 18blockswide(wrapscompletelyaroundthe cylinder).
`Far 05-Chinup13Gin thegeragelackvilwrapcomplyarund thecindy
`and its heightwillbethe number ofthechainsyoumode, esteee
`Chain will create «garbage blockthatis two levelshigh (5-3=2).A13-Chainwillsend a
`garbage block thatis ten levels high (13-3 = 10).
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`wm
`Thelargestgarhaye block you can send bycreating achain in 3-0 Modeis 10 levelshigh.
`Anychainlarger than a 13-Chainwill stillonlysendagarbage block thatis 10 levels high.
`Note: You comi't play 0 3-0 game in the 1-Player Stadium,
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` WHAT'S DIFFERENTABOUT THE3-DMODE?
` When you delete a name,you will also erase any game
` 3-D Mode
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`UTTAq Your Owa iYame
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`Whenyoustart a game, youwill have to selec o nome
`touse. Upto seven different names can be saved on
`the Name Select Screen.It'svery easy to replace any
`savednames with your own name or with the names of
`your friends!
`First of all, highlightone of the names that you don't
`wont. Then hold the Z Button while pressing the A Button.
`
`information that has been savedfor that name. Make
`sure youreally don't want the information anymore
`before youerasei Once you delete it, you can't get
`it back!
`
`After you have deleted a name, the word "New" will
`appear in that slot. Choose thatslottoenter your own
`name.Use the + Control Pad tomove the cursor, then
`press the A Button to enter « character,You canenter up
`to six letters, numbers, orcharacers.Ifyou make a
`mistake, press the B Button to erase the lost character
`you entered, Whenyouare finished, movethe cursor to
`the word "Done," then press the AButton.
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`‘Thenextlimeyougo to the NameSelectscreen,
`you'll beableto choose your own name!
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`Note: You can't delete the Gues! name or
`replace it with o differentone.
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`VOaaEAs)meted tag
`Enter the main Puzzle League Competition.
`If you go to the 1-Ployer Stadium, you'll ge! to compete against lotsof familiarPokémon
`Trainers fo collect their badges. Work your way up through the ranksto sa the rightto play
`againstthemysterious Puzzle Master!
`Note:You cun't play a 3-D game in the |-Player Stodivm.
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`
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`Choose « nameto play with.
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`oFtt justeySTART to moveon.
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`Press theAButtontoseewhatyouropponent
`has tosoy.Ifyou don't wantfolistento him
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`§ 2-Player Stadium
`
`Testyourskills as youcompete against a friend.
`Thefirstthing youmustdecidewhen youchoose2PlayerStadium iswhetherto play2-Player
`_VS(this is similar to the 1-Player Stadium mode), Time Zone, orSpa Service.
`
`Game Mode
`Player 1's Current Wins
`Player 1's Level
`Level Select
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`Handicap or Clear Line *
`
`roe
`Player 2's Current Wins
`Player2's Level
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`* Handicap settings will appear only when you choose toplay Time Zone. ClearLine sellings
`will appear only when you chooseto play Spa Service.
`
`Then, choose fo play in either 2-D or 3-D Mode. Next, each player shouldselect a difficulty
`level—use the + Control Padto slide the Poke Ball lof and right, then press the A Button.
`if you are playing a Time Zone or Spa Service game, each player must also choase a Handicap
`-or Clear Line setting.
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`
`
`Each player should then choose a trainer. Just like
`before, use the + Control Pad to highlight the trainer
`you want, then press the A Button. Each trainer will
`use three different Pokémon,so pick the trainer
`youlike the best!
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`On the next screenselectthePokémonyou want fo
`play withfirst, manelehavethree different
`Pokemonto choose from.
`Each
`time you are defeated,
`the Pokemon you were using when youlost will
`become unovailable—you'll hove to return to this
`screen andpick another Pokémon to continue with.
`Thefirst person to win three rounds wins the game! *
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`Vey «ghia thal test quer vn dad weedelie
`First, decide whethertoplay a 2-D or 3-D game.Next,
`adjust how fast the blocks will moveup the screenat
`first (remember, they will get fasteras you play).
`Finally, select o difficulty level.
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`indicate chains.
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`Fstdecidewhethertoplaya2-Dor3-Dgame.Next, «YourgoalintheSpaServicegameissimple—ustclearalloft blocksabovepews
`teeLine. Sometimesyouwon'tseethe ClearLineuntiltheblocks
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`adjusthowfesttheblocfswilmoveupthescreen.
`seroenabit. Assoonasalloftheblocksabovethatlinehavebye deared,ilnv
`Finally, select o difficultylevel.
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` Afteryou've chosen oneofthe three avleble
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`background pictures, you'll seethis screen. Use the +
`Control Pad to move the cursor. Press the L or R Button
`to change thetype ofblock, then press the A Button to
`place o block onthe screen. If you want fo removea
`block, place thecursor over that block, then pressthe
`BButton. When your puzzle is finished, press START.
`You'll then have to select how many moves you will
`allowtheplayer to have.
`Mele:Before