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    INSTRUCTION BOOKLET Sin nce that Nintendo as reviewed this ns for excelence in workmanship, rl Thenk you fr selecting the Pokémon Snap Game Pok for the ‘Nintendo 64 system. Please road this instruction booklet thoroughly to ensure maximum ‘enjoyment of your new gome. Keep this insirucion booket and warranty ‘information ino safe place for future reference. A Letter from Professor Oak ‘Welcome to Pokémon Island! Starting the Game Using the Controller The Flow of the Game Professor Ook’s Check ond Report Making an Album Useful Htems About the Gallery Warranty ond Service Information 10 2 16 18 0 n Bb The Nintendo® 64 Controller Control Stick Funetion ‘The Nintondo 64 Control Stick usos an analog system to read the angles ‘and directions of its movement. Ths allows precision control that isnot possible using the conventional + Control Pad. |When turing the Contiol Deck power ON, do not move the Contra Stick ‘rom its neutral position on the controle. It the Control Stick is held stan angled postion 1 shown inthe picture on the lft) when the ower is turned ON, this postion wil be set as ‘euiral. Tis will cause Games using the Control Stick to operate incarecty ‘To reset the neutral position once the geme has ‘Slated, let goof the Control Stek so itcan return tots center postion (as shown inthe picture on the lft) thon press START while holding down the Land R Buttons. Holding the Nintendo 64 Controtler ‘While playing the Pokémon Snap game, wo recommend you use the hand positions shown on the left. By holding the controller ike this, you ‘can operate the Control Stick freely with your lett ‘thumb. Using your right hum, you can easily. ‘access the A, Bor C Buttons. Place your lett index finger on the Z Button on the back ofthe ccontoker, Connecting the Nintendo 64 Controller ‘To play this game, you must connect a controller to Socket One, located ‘om the front panol ofthe Contro! Deck. Ifyou change the connection during the game, you will need to ether press RESET or tur the power OFF to make the connection active ‘This game is designed for one player, so only one controler is needed, ‘A Letter from Professor Oak One dy tle yong photographer tamed Tod ceived on ineesting leer from Profesor Ok, he famous okmon sere. Dene Todd, My name is Professor Ou, and I researeh Pokémon. I have heard of your excellent work As & photographer and would like your Assistance in my research, am currently doing research on Pokémon. Leland. Wild Poktinon sre the only creatures obo live on this island, soaking it the perfeet place to study Pokémon in their snstural habitat | have thoeght of asking Pokémon trainers te help me, but | am afraid they would become toe interested in catching the Pokémon on the island POKEMON LABORATORY Professor Ook The grea Pokémon researcher wh vein Fle own. econ hehos heen by researching Pokémon nd. I tat Lappened, the number of Pokémon on. the island would decrease, and Pokémon Laland would lose its value Instead, | would like for you to take pictures f the Pokéinen in their natural setting Your pictures would help me complete my PKMIN Report. Lae looking forward to working with you Please come te my Laboratory right away. PD be waiting for you! = Professor Oak “deer Raw ese comer sloop natch! 1b ve een wating for yoo, od (~

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