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lltcctcc nndsds final_041108.inddfinal_041108.indd i 44/11/08/11/08 1:34:441:34:44 PMPM PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE SEPARATE HEALTH AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS BOOKLET INCLUDED WITH THIS PRODUCT BEFORE WARNING - Repetitive Motion Injuries and Eyestrain ® USING YOUR NINTENDO HARDWARE SYSTEM, GAME CARD OR Playing video games can make your muscles, joints, skin or eyes hurt after a few hours. Follow these ACCESSORY. THIS BOOKLET CONTAINS IMPORTANT HEALTH AND instructions to avoid problems such as tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, skin irritation or eyestrain: SAFETY INFORMATION. • 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. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: READ THE FOLLOWING • 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. WARNINGS BEFORE YOU OR YOUR CHILD PLAY VIDEO GAMES. • 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. WARNING - Battery Leakage • 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. The Nintendo DS contains a rechargeable lithium ion battery pack. Leakage of ingredients contained within the • Parents should watch when their children play video games. Stop playing and consult a doctor if you or battery pack, or the combustion products of the ingredients, can cause personal injury as well as damage to your your child have any of the following symptoms: Nintendo DS. Convulsions Eye or muscle twitching Loss of awareness 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 Altered vision Involuntary movements Disorientation • To reduce the likelihood of a seizure when playing video games: water and see a doctor. 1. Sit or stand as far from the screen as possible. To avoid battery leakage: 2. Play video games on the smallest available television screen. • Do not expose battery to excessive physical shock, vibration, or liquids.

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GETTING STARTED ...... 2 CAUTION - Stylus Use CONTROLS ...... 3 To avoid fatigue and discomfort when using the stylus, do not grip it tightly or press it hard against the screen. Keep your fingers, hand, wrist and arm relaxed. Long, steady, gentle strokes work just PLAYING THE GAME ...... 4 as well as many short, hard strokes. SCORING ...... 6 SCORE BONUS ...... 7 PROFILES ...... 9 DIFFICULTY ...... 9 STAGE SELECT ...... 10 OPTIONS ...... 10 EXTRAS ...... 11 CREDITS ...... 12

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1. Turn OFF the Nintendo DS™ system by pressing the Power Button. (Never insert or remove a Game Card when the power is ON.) 2. Insert the LOONEY TUNES™: CARTOON CONDUCTOR Game Card into the Game Card slot on the back of the Nintendo DS and push until it clicks into place. The label should face toward the bottom of the Nintendo DS™ system. 3. Turn ON the Nintendo DS™ system by pressing the Power Button. The Health and Safety Screen will appear. Touch the Touch Screen to continue. 4. Touch the LOONEY TUNES™: CARTOON CONDUCTOR Game Card icon on the Touch Screen. The Main Menu will appear. ❏+Control Pad Scroll text in the Biography and Jukebox Menus. 5. Follow the instructions on the screen. ❏ START Pause the game during gameplay and view the Pause Menu with options to restart the current stage or back out to the menu. CAUTION! Once you pause the game during gameplay, you cannot continue the Song! ❏ Touch Screen Main input for the game. • Tap menu selections to choose options. • Drag on the Icon Wheel to make Song and Character selections. • Tap and/or Slide during gameplay. 2 3

lltcctcc nndsds ffinal_041108.inddinal_041108.indd 2-32-3 44/11/08/11/08 1:34:501:34:50 PPMM PLAYING THE GAME SERIES NOTES When a chain of Notes appears, the Notes will be Notes appear in numbered order on the Touch Screen. Connect each in numbered order and in the same matching color. numbered Note to the next numbered Note in the line. Start with the Note numbered 1 by tapping or sliding to it when the timing ring connects with it. All numbered Notes appear with a timing ring. The timing ring shrinks ❏ Do not lift the stylus once you start until it connects with the Note. To score points, slide the stylus from one the pattern or you will miss. numbered Note to the next, in numerical order, as the timing rings connect up with the Notes. Once you score the ﬁ rst Note, slide in time to the next numbered Note in the sequence, touching it just If you repeatedly fail to hit the Notes, the Song will end, and you can try as the timing ring connects with it. If you miss one, again from the beginning. don’t worry; just keep sliding to the next Note in the order, touching it as the timing ring connects with it. SOLITARY NOTES Numbered Notes sometimes appear without connecting Notes. In these instances, tap the individual Note TAP NOTE GAMEPLAY when the timing ring is lined up to score a hit. During Tap Note sections of the Song, a target bar If you tap on the Note too early or too late, you miss. appears at the bottom of the Touch Screen. This If your stylus is already touching the screen, you can target bar contains four open spaces. Notes fall slide the stylus over the Note when the timing ring from the top of the screen in columns lining up touches it. Be careful, though; if you slide over to the open spaces in the target bar. When the a Note out of sequence on your way to the next Note is lined up within the center of the target Note in line, you will cause a miss. bar’s open space, tap the Note with the stylus. Like Series Notes, Tap Notes appear in the same matching color. If you can tap all the Notes of one color with no misses, you’ll get 4 a bonus award for the chain. 5

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The Audience Meter displays the Score all the Notes in a color sequence, audience’s happiness level. If the and you’ll be awarded special bonus points, FAILURE! meter drops all the way to the bottom, indicated by the icons below. the Song ends and you must restart A red X appears when from the beginning. This meter also your timing is either too determines the base value of points late or too early. Getting for a success. The higher the meter, a failure causes the CARROT BURST! the higher the base value points, Audience Meter to drop, Complete a color pattern with 0 misses so keep that audience happy! and lowers the base in any success rank (for example, a mix value of points awarded. of Gold, Silver, and Regular Carrots), and you’ll get a special Burst effect behind the carrot to indicate SUCCESS! a perfect pattern! A Regular Carrot is your award when you are just close enough to the correct timing that it is not CARROT STAR! a miss, but you are still a bit early. Regular Carrots Complete a nearly perfect pattern (by getting 0 misses, raise the Audience Meter by a slight amount. 0 Regular Carrots, and at least twice as many Gold A Silver Carrot is your award when you are closer as Silver Carrots), and you’ll get a special Star effect, to the correct timing, but still a bit early. Silver indicating that you did very well. Carrots raise the Audience Meter more quickly. A Gold Carrot is your award when you hit a Note at exactly the right time. Gold Carrots raise the Audience Meter the fastest.

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lltcctcc nndsds ffinal_041108.inddinal_041108.indd 6-76-7 44/11/08/11/08 1:34:591:34:59 PPMM SUCCESS CHAIN PROFILES The Chain number is the number of Notes you hit without missing. The highest Chain you achieved during the entire Once the game loads, you need to select a Profi le. Your Profi le stores Song is used to add up bonus points at the very end. all your saved data, including options, high scores, unlocked levels The higher the chain, the better the score! and Songs. When you use another Profi le, it’s like starting a new game! The S score is for Super Genius! If you can get this, you’re All replays you save during the game are shared between the Profi les— really amazing. It’s the highest award in the game…or is it? so don’t delete them unless they’re your own! There are rumors of an S+ score, but can a perfect round ❏ If you decide that you want to get rid of a used Profi le, use the DELETE ever be achieved? option under the three Profi le buttons. An A score means you are very good—and better than most. This also means that as a conductor, you are Absolutely Correct! in how you play the game. DIFFICULTY B is for Basic Bunny, and although it’s an okay score, there is still room for improvement. You’re nearly there—with just a The game has four different diffi culty settings, so select one that gives you bit more practice you can step up in score. the most enjoyable gameplay. The diffi culty settings are different, so try to fi nish the game on all of them! The settings are: If you get a C score, you really are a Crazy Rabbit! You ❏ APPRENTICE—Easy managed to fi nish the level, but less eating of those carrots ❏ and more maestro magic is needed! CONDUCTOR—Medium ❏ MAESTRO—Hard ❏ LOONEY—Complete the game to unlock this diffi culty level. A Tutorial level when the game starts will help you learn how to play without costing you points. Be sure to take advantage of this level!

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After you select a diffi culty setting, you can select PLAY or PRACTICE. This menu has some extra items that you unlock as you play ❏ PLAY—When you select PLAY, you proceed to the Stage Select menu, through the stages in the game. where you can select and play Songs. At fi rst, most of the Songs will be These include: locked. More Songs are unlocked as you complete the available Songs. On the menu, the Top Screen shows the stage and Song information, ❏ CHARACTER BIOS—Listen to audio, plus details on how well you’ve done if you already played the level. and read the histories of Looney Tunes™ All of the stages are based on classic Looney Tunes™ cartoons. characters you’ve unlocked. ❏ PRACTICE—When you select PRACTICE, you can choose a Practice ❏ JUKEBOX—Listen to the Songs you’ve unlocked. setting, in which you can’t fail the level. This is great for practicing 10 ❏ CREDITS—See a list of all the people who helped 11 those levels that are just a bit too diffi cult! make the game, and listen to what the Looney Tunes™ characters have to say about them! OPTIONS

In this menu, you can change some options in the game, such as left- or right-hand play style, and language selection.

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lltcctcc nndsds ffinal_041108.inddinal_041108.indd 10-1110-11 44/11/08/11/08 1:35:081:35:08 PPMM Music by Localised Voice Recordings Localised Voice (French) CREDITS Theme tune re-recorded International Dubbing & Subtitling Studio by Richard Jacques (Warner Bros.) La Marque Rose, Paris “THE MERRY GO ROUND Director Voice Director BROKE DOWN” Catherine Frizat AMAZE ENTERTAINMENT Music & Lyrics by: Réjane Schauffelberger Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin Localised Voice (German) Audio Engineer Developed by Animators Studio Technical Director © 1937 (RENEWED) WARNER BROS. Studio Philippe Sudjian AMAZE ENTERTAINMENT Chris Petherick Jason Bay INC. (ASCAP). LICENSED COURTESY Blackbird Music GmbH Voice Actors (French) Associate Producer Nathan Adams Studio Audio Manager OF WARNER CHAPPELL MUSIC Translator Benoit Allemane Sean Epperson Bryan Fu Evan Buehler (UK) LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Stefan Mittag Charlie Le Coq Patrick Connole Voice Recordings by Dubbing Director Lead Artist Scott Warren Studio Coordinator Gérard Surugue Kris Durrschmidt Cheryl Perrins Recorded at Skylark Sound Andreas Hommelsheim Bugs Bunny Writing Rita Kedineoglu Voice Actors (German) Lead Programmer Sean Epperson Finance Manager Jean-Loup Horwitz Mike Dorgan Matt McIntire Voice Over Director Tanja Geke Marvin le Martien Adam Smith Collette Sunderman Lead Designers Special Thanks Tweety Michel Mella Additional Art Voice Over Talent Taron Millet Dustin Haynes Shawn Truesdell Klaus Dieter Klebsch Porky Kris Dürrschmidt Kris Quistorff April Killian Joe Alaskey Marvin der Marsianer Speedy Gonzales Programmers Dani Roberge Christian Kimball Bugs Bunny Stefan Krause Patrice Dozier Adam Smith Dennis DeMercer Dan Duncalf Daffy Duck Speedy Elmer Dan Elenbaas Barnyard Dawg Champagne X Mac Becky Kosuge Patricia Legrand David Mann Marvin the Martian Horst Lampe Taron Millet Music Foghorn Leghorn Titi John Copic Jack Brummet Speedy Gonzales Nathaniel Papadakis Jarrod Faehnrich Sylvester Michael Pan Patrick Guillemin Chart Author Daffy Duck Sound Effects Jon Goldman Bob Bergen Sylvester Russ Bright Vil. Coyote Jason Syltebo Jon Walkenhorst Tweety, Porky Pig Sven Plate Additional Design Kelli Kenyon Patrick Préjean QA Lead Jim Cummings Bugs Bunny Darrin Michelson Kevin Burdick Grosminet Kyle Lingol Tazmanian Devil Gerald Schaale Dream Smith Mike Dean Sam le Pirate Software Testers Bill Farmer Daffy Duck Environment & UI Artist Richard Hare Localised Voice (Spanish) Robb Vest Alan Heller Susan DeMerit Foghorn Leghorn Tilo Schmitz Randy Parcel Stephanie Card Mouse Yosemite Sam Studio Model & Texture Artists 103 TODD-AO, Barcelona Sketch Ditty VP of Studios Wesley Patten Maurice Lamarche Stefan Staudinger Chris Petherick Steve Ettinger Jonathan Perrins Wile E. Coyote Wile E. Coyote Translator Gabe Jackson Studio Head slwaB Yosemite Sam Hans Jürgen Wolf Francesc Boﬁ ll Model Rigging J.C. Connors Emilia Epperson Billy West Elmer Fudd Dubbing Director Nelson Brown Nyah Epperson Elmer Fudd Santiago Ziesmer Javier Viñas Studio Art Director Izabella Epperson Dustin Haynes Michael Wilcox Schweinchen Dick Gabe Jackson Andrya Packer Studio Design Director Gretchen Dürrschmidt Ryan Silva

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Voice Actors (Spanish) CEO & President, Marketing Manager Channel Marketing Javier Fernández Eidos North America Rick Reynolds Representative Bugs Bunny Bill Gardner Public Relations Specialist David Bushee Juan Antonio Bernal Executive Vice President Stanley Phan Publishing Coordinator, Pato Lucas of Sales & Marketing Creative Services Legal & Business Affairs Robert Lindsey Project Administrator Manager Paco Gázquez Clint Waasted Speedy Gonzales Vice President of Finance Julie Moretti Malcolm Dunne Operations Manager Alicia Laorden Senior Graphic Designer Gregory Wu Piolín Vice President, Mike Cala Alberto Mieza Legal & Business Affairs Graphic Designers Assistant Producer Porky Joe Cademartori Connie Cheung Kari Hattner Elmer Vice President Jim Fanning Product Specialists Marc Zanni of New Business Associate Web Producer Thomas Bengford Marvin el marciano Development John Lerma Stephen Cavoretto Dave Clark Nicholas Cooprider Jordi Royo Web Designer Jeff Lowe Silvestre Director of Marketing/ Kelly Xu Gallo Claudio Creative Director U.S. Mastering Karl Stewart National Sales Director & Submissions Supervisor Javier Viñas Joe Morici Jordan Romaidis Yosemite Sam Director of North American Development Relations Regional Sales Manager Event Specialist Gonzalo Abril Nick Goldsworthy Holly Robinson Rudy Geronimo Coyote Senior Director, Senior Sales & Marketing Manual Layout & Editing Localised Voice (Italian) Human Resources Analyst Hanshaw Ink & Image Studio Ilana Budanitsky Lisa Dennis Special Thanks Studio Emme S.r.l. Channel Marketing Specialist Diane Eng Dubbing Director Rafal Dudziec Nino Prester Commentator Nino Prester Dick Dastardley Fabrizio Pucci

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