Beauty and the Beast A Board Game Adventure
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Developed_By:
Left Field Productions
Published_By:
Nintendo
Released On:
25 Oct 1999
Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: A Board Game Adventure packs the personality and fun of the popular Disney characters into a wild board game filled with a variety of mini-games. Select your favorite BEAUTY AND THE BEAST character and play against three opponents as you race to the finish line. Since everything depends on the roll of the dice, there is a bit of luck involved but skill enters into the mix when you land on one of the mini-game squares. When you do, you'll be whisked to one of 10 side games that will test your reflexes, memory, and skill. Up to four players can play this game by passing the system around after each turn no link cable required! If you want to try something a little different when playing by yourself, challenge the game's Story mode, where you must race the villainous Gaston to the finish of each board.
UPC-A:
045496730987 (USA)
Part #:
DMG-AVUE-USA (USA)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a single-player adventure game where you play as Belle, trying to reach the Beast's castle before Gaston and his mob. You'll need to overcome challenges and mini-games to warn the Beast in time.
Story
The Story
Gaston has convinced the townspeople that the Beast is dangerous and must be destroyed! With Belle and her father Maurice locked away in the cellar, Gaston and his mob begin their charge to the castle. As they storm through the woods with torches held high, their chilling chant of “Kill the Beast!" rings menacingly throughout the night.
Luckily, Chip went unnoticed by the evil band, and he knows he must do something quick! Though it takes all his energy, the little cup is finally able to get the wood-chopping contraption working. The machine breaks through the cellar door, freeing Belle—but Gaston already has a mighty head start. Will Belle be able to reach the castle first and warn the Beast before it's too late?
Starting the Game
The Story Game is a single-player version of the Board Game.
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First, set the difficulty level to Easy, Medium or Hard.
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At higher difficulty levels, the mini-games get harder.
Controls
+ Control Pad
Move and highlight choices
START
Menu Screen Make a selection
A Button
Make a selection
B Button
Cancel a selection and go back one step
How to Play
Game Select Screen
Insert the Game Pak into your Game Boy and turn it ON. The first time you play, the Game Select screen will appear.
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Use the + Control Pad to scroll through the choices.
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Press the A Button to make your selection.
Saved Game Screen
If you turn the Game Boy OFF in the middle of a Story Game or Board Game, your game will automatically be saved for you. The next time you turn the Game Boy ON, the Saved Game screen will appear.
Choose Continue to pick up your previous game right where you left off.
If you choose Delete, another screen will appear to make sure you want to delete your game. If you choose No, you will return to the Saved Game screen. If you choose Yes, you will return to the Game Select screen, and your previous game will be erased.
Board Selection
Next, choose which board you will play. Only the Village Board is available at first.
Once you have beaten Gaston on this first board, the second board will become available. Win on the second board, and you'll gain access to the third—and final—board.
Village Board
After a brief introduction, you will see a picture of the entire board. Belle's position is indicated by a dot with a B above it. Gaston's location is marked by a dot and a G.
You will begin your adventure at the Start Square at the bottom of the board. After each of Belle's turns, Gaston will get closer to the Finish Square.
Beat Gaston to the Finish Squares on the Village and Forest Boards to move on to the Castle Board. Reach the Finish Square on the Castle Board before Gaston to warn the Beast!
Player Select Screen
Up to 4 players may compete in the Board Game, playing as Belle, Beast, Mrs. Potts or Lumiere. Choose one of the following for each character:
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The character will be controlled by a human player.
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The computer will control the character.
If you choose the dash, that character will not play. Two or more characters must be selected to begin the game, and at least one character must be controlled by a human player.
For each human player, set the difficulty level to easy (one star), medium (two stars) or hard (three stars). Set each computer player's ability to weak (one star), average (two stars) or strong (three stars). Once you have set the difficulty levels, press the A Button to begin the game.
Starting the Board Game
In the Board Game, you may play on any of the boards you have unlocked in the Story Game. There are also four additional boards you may play in the Board Game, but only one—the Cottage Board—is available at first. To open the other three, you must complete the Practice Games.
Finishing all the mini-games on the easy level will open one board, while completing them all on the medium and hard levels will open the other two.
The player who goes first will be selected randomly, then turn order will continue clockwise around the table. A screen will appear before each player's turn, indicating who's turn it is.
At the beginning of each player's turn, you will see a picture of the entire board. Each character's position is marked by a dot and an initial:
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Belle - B (the B will be blue when using the Game Boy Color system)
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Beast - B (a brown B when using Game Boy Color)
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Mrs. Potts - P
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Lumiere - L
Each player will begin from the Start Square at the bottom of the board. The first player to reach the Finish Square at the top of the board wins!
The Flow of the Game
Step 1: Roll Your Die
On your turn, press the A Button to roll your die. Any bonuses and/or penalties you may have will be added to the number rolled, and your character will move that many spaces around the board.
Step 2: Event or Mini-Game
The square you land on will determine the event that happens or which mini-game you will play. Press the A Button to begin the mini-game or event.
Step 3: Pass the Die
Board Game: After you finish your mini-game or event, the next player's turn begins. You will see the entire board again, this time with each character's new position. Press the A Button to roll the die for the next player, and their turn begins.
Story Game: After finishing your mini-game or event, Gaston will get closer to the Finish Square. Then you will see the entire board again, this time with each character's new position. Press the A Button to roll the die and begin your next turn.
Pausing the Game
During a mini-game, press START to pause. To return to the game, simply press START again.
Quitting the Game
If you reach the Finish Square before Gaston on the Village or Forest Board in the Story Game, you will advance to the next board. The game will end once you beat Gaston to the Finish Square on the Castle Board or if Gaston beats you to the Finish Square on any board.
The Board Game will end as soon as any character reaches the Finish Square. To quit a game before that happens, turn the Game Boy OFF; your game will automatically be saved for you. The next time you turn the Game Boy ON, you will have the option to return to your previous game or to delete it.
The Board
Start Square
This is where your character will start the game. It is located at
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