Disney Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension (Wii)

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Controls.....................................................................................................2
The Second Dimension.......................................................................4
Main Menu...............................................................................................4
Tips ‘n Tricks............................................................................................5
Customer Support................................................................................8
Warranty...................................................................................................9
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Menu Controls
Control
Action
Wii Remote
Nunchuk
Move the cursor to highlight an
option
Wii Remote
Power Button
Select the highlighted option
A Button
+ Control Pad
B Button
A Button
- Button + Button
1 Button
2 Button
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 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 Wii Remote Jacket
C Button
Z Button
Game Controls
Control
Move character
Jump
Fire/Use gadget
Press objects/Alternate weapon
Alternate weapon (team attack)
Heal/Emergency Move
Cycle gadgets
Switch Character
Pause
Second Player Drop-in Game
Action
Control Stick
A Button (Double-tap for double
jump; Press twice and hold to
glide)
B Button
C Button
Z Button
Wii Remote (Shake it!)
+Control Pad [Up]/[Down]
1 Button
– Button
+ Button
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Main Game Screen
Disney Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension is an action
adventure game based on the Disney Channel Original Movie
inspired by the TV series. Phineas and Ferb have escaped from
the 2nd Dimension and they must find their way back to Danville.
Travel with the boys on an exciting journey through never-beforeseen
dimensions, and engage in fierce combat against Doctor D
and his evil robots using power-packed gadgets.
Team up with Phineas and Ferb and friends to help save the
Tri-State Area!
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New Game
Enter Story Mode to help the Phineas and Ferb, Agent P and their
friends find their way back to Danville.
Load Game
After you’ve travelled through a level in Story Mode, you can
continue your game or revisit a particular level to search for
mods for your gadgets, tokens and other stuff you may
have missed.
Continue
You can quickly continue playing from your last save game.
Save Game
At the beginning of your game, you will be prompted
to create a saved game. The game will then
automatically save your progress during gameplay.
Character Swapping
At the beginning of each level, you can choose two characters to
adventure with. Switch between characters to take advantage of each
one’s special abilities and custom gadgets. To swap, tap the 1 Button.
Phineas and Ferb are available from the start. You’ll meet plenty
more possible companions as you travel through the dimensions.
Drop in Players
Press the + Button on a second Wii Remote to “drop in”
and control another character. Drop out by pressing the
–Button and selecting Logout in the Pause Menu.
Gadget Construction
When the boys get an idea for a new gadget, a
blueprint appears, with silhouettes of necessary
parts. Parts you find are added to the blueprint.
When you have them all, move to the gadget
construction zone where the blueprint appears
and press the C Button to build the gadget.
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Gadget Improvements
There are two kinds of gadget improvements – Upgrade Chips
and Mods. Chips boost any gadget they are attached to by
improving Rate of Fire or Recharge or Damage or Capacity.
Mods are for specific gadgets. Some Mods boost a gadget’s
power or usefulness and some boost a gadget’s wow factor with
cool sounds and unique effects.
Chips and Mods are hidden throughout the dimensions. You can
also buy them with Tickets from the Ticket Redemption menu at
the end of every level. The Workbench located in each level is
also where Ferb attaches Chips and Mods to gadgets.
Collectibles
Components
Components come in red, green, blue, yellow, and purple. Red
Components are the least valuable and purple are the most
valuable. Spend them at Workbenches to purchase Chips or
Mods to upgrade gadgets.
Tokens and Tickets
There are five Golden Tokens hidden in each level. Spend them to
play minigames available at the end of every level (or save them
for later). Earn Tickets by doing well in the minigames, just like at
the Danville arcade. You can trade your tickets for gadget Mods
and other cool stuff.
Figurines
You’ll have to search high and low for these
because they are especially rare. Collected
Figures are stored in the Extras menu in the
Pause Menu. Figures can also be won from the
Crane mini-game that appears after the end of
each level. Some can also be purchased from the
Ticket Redemption menu.
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