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This is the second half of the optional stage, "The Secret of the Balance Stone." The stage is optional because it requires the Nunchuk, which not everybody would have. It features Orbulon, the space alien who likes hanging out in Diamond City and works for Wario. He lives in a giant pig. This is the remainder of the run that I had, where I get a new high score...at 50. Theres a reason why my high score here is lower than anywhere else, and I admit that I don't play this as much as the other stages. That's because you can freely go from one stage to the other as soon as you finish or quit, but for this one, I need to look for the Nunchuk and plug it in, which kind of breaks up the flow. Next up will be the final stage, "Form Baton Forever." Wario comes back with a vengeance. Well, a little one.

This is a cool and easy way to control any NXT robot with your wii remote and nunchuk. All of the programs are linked at the bottom of this page. You also need bluetooth and a wii remote. Using simple glovePIE codes, you can make different movements or button presses equal the keyboard being hit. while running glovePIE, you can make the keys the same for the bluetooth remote. Then you run both of them, and you are controlling your robot with the wii remote! If you have any questions, send me a message. DAZLR Instructions - http://thenxtstep.blogspot.com/2006/09/dazlr-instructions-on-line.html Bluetooth remote Download - http://www.norgesgade14.dk/bluetoothremote.php GlovePIE Download - http://carl.kenner.googlepages.com/glovepie_download GlovePIE wiimote commands - http://www.wiili.com/index.php/GlovePIE:GlovePIE

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This sequence actually shows up after you've beaten the game. But I'm going to put this over here because it fits with the overall story better. But I can understand why it would show up after the end--it's an optional stage. This stage requires the Nunchuk, which not every Wii owner might have. "The Secret of the Balance Stone" introduces one last form, or at least, three variations on it. All are known as "The Diner," and all three involve holding the Nunchuk in one hand and the Wii Remote in the other. (Usually, the Nunchuk is on the left and the Remote on the right, but since my game save is set to left-handed, it's reversed.) Form A means both are pointed up. Form B means both are pointed toward the screen. Form C means they're pointed toward each other. There's also no sensor bar usage here, and there isn't any control-stick usage either. It's 100% motion controls. So, what's the story for this one? Everyone in Diamond City is raving about the Form Baton, the latest fad....

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