Disney Interactive Studios Disney's Meet the Robinsons User Manual

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Table of Contents

Starting Up 04

Wii Controllers 04

Game Controls 05

To…the Future! 06

The Adventure Begins 07

Main Menu 08

Modes of Play 09

Basic Movement 10

Family & Friends 12

Villains 14

Missions 16

The Family Album 18

Gadgets 20

Assigning Gadgets to buttons 22

Using the Gadgets 23

Pick-Up Items 24

The Robinson Aid Station 25

The Robinson Transmogrifier 25

Customer Support 26

Limited Warranty 27

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