Scavenger Hunt
A bonus card that adds four achievements to the Series One games. What happens when you get them all?
The Japanese version only has three achievements due to Franny Answers not being released in the Japanese version.
Instruction Booklet
WARNING - Repetitive Strain Injuries
Playing video games can make your muscles, veins or teeth hurt after a few minutes. Follow these instructions to avoid ailments such as cavaties, tendonitis or rash.
- Take a 10 to 15 second break every 5 minutes.
- If your teeth become sore while playing, stop and go brush them.
- If you continue to have sore teeth while playing, see a dentist.
WARNING - Paper Material
This game is made out of paper and can be damaged easily. To avoid mishap:
- Do not cut the card(s) with scissors or a knife.
- Do not use as kindling for a fire.
How to play
Accomplish all of the achievements across the Series One games.
Each achievement indicates which game they are for and a hint on how to accomplish them.
A sad face means the achievement has not been accomplished. A smiley face means it has.How to play
- When achieving an accomplishment in a game, you will hear a ding sound.
- You will need to scan in the Scavenger Hunt card whenever you want to check on your achievements.
- When you get all four achievements, you might get a reward ...
- To reset the achievements, hold down the L and R shoulder buttons. A countdown will appear in the upper left corner. Hold the buttons down until it reaches zero. Warning: all of your achievements will be deleted and need to be reearned!
IMPORTANT LEGAL INFORMATION
Copying of any video game is illegal and strictly prohibited. Copying these cards so that they will scan in an E-Reader is no easy task. Believe me.
This Retro Dot Card game is not designed for use with any unauthorized copying device or unlicensed accessory. But if it works, let me know, I'm curious.
The contents of this notice do not interfere with your statutory rights.
For further information, please contact matt@retrodotcards.com.
FAQ
Will I lose my achievements if I save another E-Reader game?
No, your achievements won't get erased, even if you load and save a giant NES game.
The E-Reader's save file is roughly divided like this:
The achievements are saved in the user data section. Whenever you save a scanned in game so you don't have to scan it again later, that gets saved into the saved game area. Saving a new game never interferes with the user data section.
Will the achievements overwrite my user data from other E-Reader games?
Generally no, but there is a slim possibility this will happen.
Some official Nintendo E-Reader games save things into the user data section. The user data section is divided into 250 blocks. Nintendo E-Reader games use the first 24 blocks.
Series One save data will never interfere with your Nintendo E-Reader game save data, as it does not touch those first 24 blocks.
The only risk is if more homebrew games come out made by someone else other than RetroDotCards. If that developer chose the same save block as the Series One games, then those games would collide with each other.
We are trying to avoid this problem by keeping track of the save blocks that homebrew games are using.
How can Scavenger Hunt see the data of the other Series One games?
Scavenger Hunt and all of the Series One games know to use the same save block. Let's say you just got the achievement in Bomb Hunter. Bomb Hunter will save the achievement into block 240. Then when you load up Scavenger Hunt, it also looks in block 240 and understands the data found there, so it can tell you have obtained the Bomb Hunter achievement.
How do I erase my achievements so I can get them again?
With Scavenger Hunt loaded, hold down the L and R shoulder buttons. A countdown will start in the upper left. Keep holding them down until it reaches zero. This will erase all of the achievement data.