Instruction d'utilisation Hasbro Star Wars Simon

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HOW TO PLAY - The Naboo Squadron Leader says, "Select Game": When he says the name of each of the 4 games, an LED on your display lights up. Push the fire button for that light to seled the game. - He says, "Select a Level": If you chose Came 1 or Came 4, you will be asked to select one of 4 levels of d'i~ulty. Level 1 is for rookies. Level 4 is for battle-tested Jedi Knights. Push the fire button for the level you want when he say so. He asks, "Use the Force?": If you say NO (push Button

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Came 2 - Star Wars Challenge Simon (2 Players) Simon starts by generating one light (and/or tone) on one side of your game station. Then the Naboo Squadron Leader shouts "Naboo Fire!" or "Irade Federation Fire!" The pilot for the side announced pushes his corresponding fire button. Then Simon adds one signal to the string, which must be repeated by the opposing pilot Play continues back and forth, with longer and longer sequences, until one of you pushes a wrong button or repeats a string

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MAINTENANCE Handle the game carefully. Store the game away from dusty or dirty areas. Keep the game away from moisture or temperature extremes. Do not take your game station apart. If a problem occurs, remove and replace the batteries to reset the game. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Ruks. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential