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USER MANUAL Excitebots Trick Racing (Wii) NINTENDO

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EXCITEBOTS TRICK RACING™ CONTENTS Controls 03 Starting the Game 04 Select a Profile 05 Main Menu 05 Game Modes 06 Progressing Through the Game 06 Driving and Star-Earning 06 Race Screen 09 Send a Replay or Challenge 09 Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection 10 WiConnect24 12 Credits 13

System Menu Update

Please note that when first loading the Game Disc into the Wii console, the system will check if you have the latest system menu, and if necessary a Wii system update screen will appear. Press OK to proceed.

CAUTION: Wrist Strap Use

Please use the wrist strap to help prevent injury to other people or damage to surrounding objects or the Wii Remote™ controller in case you accidentally let go of the Wii Remote during game play.

Also remember the following:

• Make sure all players put on the wrist strap properly when it is their turn.
• Do not let go of the Wii Remote during game play.
  • Dry your hands if they become moist.
• Allow adequate room around you during game play and make sure that all areas you might move into are clear of other people and objects.
• Stay at least three feet from the television.
  • Use the Will Remote Jacket.

Controls Starting the Game Excitebots: Trick Racing can be played using either the Wii Remote by itself or with the Wii Wheel™ accessory. Proper controller orientation Hold the Wii Wheel vertically with the buttons facing the player. on +Control Pad: Turbo B button: Turbo 1 button: Brake/Reverse 2 button: Gas Steer: Turn the Wii Wheel left or right Jump while airborne: Tilt the Wii Wheel backward to fly farther and faster Proper controller orientation Hold the Wii Remote horizontally with the buttons facing up. on +Control Pad: Turbo A button: Use item + button: Pause 1 button: Brake/Reverse 2 button: Gas Steer: Tilt the Wii Remote left or right 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Next, the Controller Orientation screen will appear. Press② to proceed. 6. Next, the title screen will appear. Press② to go to the Save File Creation screen. (If you already have save data, you will proceed to the Select a Profile screen.) See Page 05. 7. Make the appropriate selection and press ② to proceed to the Select a Profile screen.

About Save Data This game saves automatically, and you need 15 blocks of empty space in your Wii system memory. You will see ☐ while the game is saving. Do not Reset or turn off the power while the game is being saved. • For information on how to delete save data in your Wii system memory, please check the features section [Wii Options] of your Wii Operations Manual. • The save data cannot be copied to an SD Card. Select a Profile Create a new profile by choosing an empty slot and entering your Profile Name. If a profile already exists, select the profile you would like to use. Note: Once you create a profile, you can change its name and also delete it in "Options" by pressing⊕. Next, select the icon you would like to have associated with your Profile Name. There are six default icons. As you progress through the game and earn stars, you can unlock and purchase additional icons. (Icons can also be changed at a later time.) Select the controller type, either Wii Remote or Wii Wheel. (Controller type can be changed at any time in the game.) Main Menu Excitebots: Trick Racing has four different game modes. Select the mode you wish to play. Note: "Poker Race," "Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection," and "Minigames" will not be available until "School Cup" in "Excite Race" is completed. Excite Race Compete in a variety of exciting races across the globe, either alone or with a friend. Poker Race Step on the gas and collect cards to form poker hands while racing. Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Compete with up to five people from around the world on Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection. [See Page 10 for Information regarding Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection] Minigames Play a variety of special Minigames, either in the Single-Player mode or in the Versus mode. Collections Purchase and view Icons, Statues, and Dioramas. Options Music Volume Adjust music volume. FX Volume Adjust volume of sound effects. Controller Switch your controller between Wii Remote and Wii Wheel. Records View your best race times and stunts. Game Modes Excite Race Select the difficulty level for the Single-Player mode. Only the Excite level is available at first. As you progress through the game, more difficulty levels will be unlocked. Select Versus to play a two-player race. * You will need to connect two controllers to select the Versus mode. Cup Selection Select the cup you want to enter. Each cup features four or five different tracks. Only the School Cup is available at first. Bot Selection Select the Bot you want to use. Six Bots are initially available at no cost. Complete races to earn stars in order to purchase new Bots. Poker Race First select "Training" to learn how to play this mode, then select one of three tracks to race. Minigames Play 10 Minigames as a single player or with a friend. Progressing Through the Game Before each race, key information is displayed. This includes the grade and number of stars required to move on, how many laps to complete the race, and the maximum time limit. Driving and Star-Earning Here are some tips to help you improve your driving and star-earning skills. Boosting and Overheating Press up or down once to provide boost to your Bot. When using the Wii Wheel, you can provide boost with B as well. Keep an eye on your temperature gauge so that you don't overheat. Crashing If you crash, shake the Wii Wheel or Wii Remote as fast as possible to return to the race with a speed boost. Bonus Stars Finish the race to earn extra stars. Your final place will determine the bonus. 1st place 2nd place 3rd place 4th place 5th place 6th place Bonus Stars 50 25 15 10 5 0

Bot Stunts

Pull off crazy stunts, like the ones listed below, to earn stars. Making your stunts as outrageous as possible will earn you the maximum number of stars.

Air Keep your Bot airborne for as long as you can after flying off a big jump.

Drift Slide your Bot around a turn.

Tree Run Drive as long as possible near trees without crashing.

Air Spin Spin your Bot while in the air.

Bot Throw Shape the terrain and launch your opponent into the air.

Jump Combo Quickly link consecutive jumps.

Bot Smash Ram an opponent with your Bot.

Nice Crash Receive a star for crashing (this will slow down your time.)

Rings Launch your Bot through a series of rings.

Leg Smash Ram into your opponent while running in Leg Form.

Question Mark Trigger

Hitting the question mark trigger during a race will give you a chance to gain more stars! The question mark trigger will activate a variety of effects on the track, including morphing the terrain ahead of you. Morphing the terrain can help you pull off a huge jump or launch your opponents into the air, giving you even more stars! Hitting the question mark can also reveal a variety of other items and tricks, which are introduced on the following pages.

Red Bar

Drive toward a Red Bar to latch on and start spinning! Rotate the Wii Wheel or Wii Remote around in a circular motion in time with your Bot. Closely synchronize the timing of your rotation and your Bot will spin faster. Complete 10 rotations to release.

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Yellow Bar

Hit the Yellow Bar during a race to latch your Bot onto it. Once on It, your Bot swings around automatically. Thrust the Wil Wheel or Wil Remote forward when your Bot is at the bottom of Its swing to release successfully!

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Flip Bar

Rotate the Wii Wheel or Wii Remote around in a circular motion to do backflips and earn stars when launched by the pink Flip Bar, but make sure you're finished by the time you catch the bar again!

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Elevator Bar

Tall bars surrounded by red energy are Elevator Bars. Grab an Elevator Bar with your Bot to reach areas you wouldn't otherwise be able to get to. Release by thrusting the Wii Wheel or Wii Remote forward at the correct time.

Leg Running

Grab the wrench token to turn your Bot into Leg Form! Seesaw the Wii Wheel or tilt the Wii Remote left and right to run. Get in a rhythm to boost!

Glider Flying

When in Leg Form, launch off a ramp to turn into a Glider. Tilt the Wii Wheel or Wii Remote backward to gain altitude and tilt it forward to gain speed.

Song Rail

Try to keep your balance on the rail! Move the Will Wheel or Will Remote upward at the end of the ramp to get music notes.

Item Box

Hitting the question mark trigger will sometimes reveal the item boxes ahead of you. Hitting a box will give your Bot an item to hold in its claw. Use the item that your Bot is holding by pressing Ⓐ. Every item works differently, so figure out how to use all of them to earn the most stars!

Sports Tricks

Hitting the question mark trigger will sometimes reveal a soccer ball, football, baseball, or even a set of bowling pins! Try to kick, throw, hit, and bowl to gain more stars!

Race Screen Current Place Time Ended Earned Stars Required Map of Track Stars Currently Being Earned Current Lap Temperature Gauge

Send a Replay or Challenge

After finishing a race, you can send a Replay or a Challenge to your Wii Friend as a message.

After a race, select the "Send..." button on the end-of-race screen to enter the Messages screen.

On the Messages screen, select Send Challenge or Send Replay. Then, choose the Wii Friend you want to send the message to.

Stand Down Move Save Finish

School Menu Score 107 Base Date 47.6 Send Callaway Send Play Send a challenge group to a mini game

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Enter your message on the message input screen and select DONE to proceed to the next screen.

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You can attach stars to your message. Once your Wii Friend finishes viewing the replay, they will gain the stars you sent. If you send a Challenge, your Wii Friend will need to win the challenge to obtain the stars.

Note: For more information regarding the Messages function, please see Page 12.

Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection

Important

To protect your privacy, do not give out personal information such as last name, phone number, birth date, age, school, e-mail, or home address when communicating with others.

The End User License Agreement that governs Wii online game play and sets forth the Wii Privacy Policy is available in the Wii console's System Settings and online at support.nintendo.com/wilprivacy.jsp.

When you connect to Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection, you can compete with players from around the world or from your Friend Roster. Each race can host up to six people.

Choose a mode to play and press ②. Highlight Friends and press Ⓐ to make the Friend Roster screen appear. Then you can register your friend.

Router and broadband access required for online play. For more info, go to Nintendo.com

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Anyone

Race against anyone on Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. You can choose between Excite Race and Poker Race.

1.

When you choose a race, you will automatically connect to the Nintendo WI-FI Connection.

2.

In the lobby, you can change your Bot by pressing ⏻. Press ② to decide. If you want to quit the race, press + and select "Disconnect".

(When other players you've matched are in the middle of a race, you will be in the "Spectator Mode" where you can watch their race until they finish, or you can advance to the lobby to prepare for the upcoming race.)

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Select the track. After every player has selected a track, one of the tracks is chosen randomly.

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You can bet the stars you've accumulated during game play on your race. When the race ends, in addition to the stars you obtained during the race, you will also earn bonus stars depending on your finish and on how many stars you bet. The better your finish, the higher the odds multiplied by your bet. However, if you finish at the back of the pack, you may lose your entire bet.

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Friend

If you and another person both register each other's Friend Codes, you will become Excitebots friends and be able to play together via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

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The list of your friends appears on the screen. You can check your friends' status.

: The friend is not connected to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, or playing in Anyone mode.

: The friend is connected to Nintendo WFC and is in Friend mode,

but they are not in a lobby.

: The friend is in a lobby or in a race. You can join the lobby unless the lobby is already full. Up to 6 players can join a lobby. Check the box on the right side of the name to see how many players are in the lobby. (Once you join, you will be in Spectator Mode if your friend is racing. After the race, you will join them in the lobby.)

e friend is in a lobby or in a race created by someone who is not your friend. You can't join the lobby.

2.

To join a race, select a lobby and press ②. To create a lobby, press A and then wait for friends.

3.

In the lobby, by pressing - you can change your Bot. Press ② to decide. If you want to quit the race press and select "Leave Lobby".

4.

Select either "Excite Race" or "Poker Race" and then a track. After every player has selected, one of them is chosen randomly.

5.

When the race ends, players will return to the lobby.

About Friend Roster

In order to play with friends, you need to register them to your Friend Roster.

1.

Exchange Friend Codes with a friend.

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Press⊕ to enter a Friend Code. After entering it, select DONE, add new name text and press②.

3.

After entering the Friend Code, enter the Friend's Name, select DONE and press②.

4.

To remove a friend, select the one that you want to remove and press

WiiConnect24

Messages

Using WiiConnect24™, you can exchange Replays and Challenges with your Wii Friends via Messages.

1. Select Messages on Select a Profile screen.
2. Choose the message you want to save in Message Box.
3. When you want to watch your Wii Friend's Replay or play your Wii Friend's Challenge, select the message from your Wii Friend in Message Box. Message Box can save up to 20 messages.

What is WiiConnect24?

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Using your home's Internet connection, WiiConnect24 connects the Wii console to the Internet 24 hours a day, even when the console is turned off, which enables a variety of data transmissions and message sharing between friends and family.

In order to use this feature, you must first define your Internet connection settings and turn WiiConnect24 on.

Cautions Regarding WiiConnect24

If you connect to WiiConnect24, there is a possibility that your license name and Ml™ character will be seen by many people.

*For details on Internet and WiiConnect24 settings, consult the Wii Operations Manual.

CREDITS
MONSTER GAMES	NINTENDO
Team Lead	Supervisors
Richard Garcia	Hiro Yamada
	Kiyo Ando
Programming Lead
Dave Bruske	Music Chief
Dave Pollatsek	Kenji Yamamoto
Gameplay Programming	Music
Scott Haag	Masaru Tajima
Evan Rattner	Shinji Ushiroda
Mike Iroska
Victor Thompson	Art Advisors
	Yoshiki Haruhana
Special Effects Programming	Satoru Takizawa
Sam Johnson
	Title Logo Design
Game Design Chief	Takashi Ito
John Schneider
	Testing
Game Design	NOA Product Testing
Cwon Justice
Josh Lee	NOA Testing Coordinator
Isaac Turner	Ed Ridgeway
Walter "CJ" Boswell
	Special Thanks
User Interface Design	Tom Prata
Hugh Ackerman	Masa Miyazaki
	Azusa Tajima
Vehicle Design	Tomcaki Kuroume
Evan Brown	Miyako Nishio
Troy Hardor	Toru Inago
Eli Libson	Takashi Ito
Mike Rieder	Kaori Miyachi
	Aniko Kimoto
Track and Environment Design
Mitch Ernst	Producers
Todd LeGare	Kensuke Tanabe
	Keisuke Terasaki
Environment Design
Josh Dofrios	Executive Producer
Venkata Kishore Goli	Satoru Iwata
Chad Jasper
Brian McCabo	All Rights, including the copyrights of Game, Scenario, Music and Program, reserved by NINTENDO.

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Excite Race [Course Excite]

Poker Race [Course poker]

Minigames [Mini-jeux]

Poker Race [Course poker]

Minigames [Mini-jeux]

Tree Run [Course boisée]

Song Rail [Rail musical]

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Barra roja

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Barra amarilla

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Barra giratoria

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Barra elevadora

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Carrera sobre patas

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Vuelo en planeador

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Riel musical

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Caja de objetos

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Trucos de deportes

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