With Hot-Spot, you can put invisible buttons that cause magical things to happen. Like hyperlinks on a web site, you can click on these invisible buttons, and they will take you to another photo, plus play a sound or do a fade in effect. By underlaying your pictures with hot-spots, you can network your pictures, and make them more like a presentation.

When you select Hot Spot on the Special Menu (press select on the main menu), you will be asked to pick a picture from your A Album. (B Album pics will require that you make a copy.) You can put up to 5 spots on every picture. That means a total of 90 spots in your album are possible. Choose one of the hot spot balls, then go up to your picture and lay it in the appropriate spot.

You will be asked to pick your effects after you lay the spot down. Hold down A and press up or down to choose which Sound Effect, which Fade-in Effect, and which picture you want to go to. You don't have to choose a varible for every field; this means that you might make a button that makes the phone ring. Or the dog bark. Or the screen scramble. It's unlimited.

So, have you finished your hot-spot creation? You can go to view, then choose show, and you will have an option to choose your "Hot Spot Browser". Remember, you won't see the spots, you will just have to click around and remember where you put them.

Your first decision is, do you want to use a Sample song, a Saved song, or make a new one. You can only save one, and saving over it will automatically erase the other one. The four sample songs are permanent in the Camera's memory but you can remix them then save them if you want. Then you pick a face. 1 is a mustached guy, 2 is an asian girl, and ? is your custom face. You are shown at the DJ Board with your song playing. Here are your options.

Sound 1 - Program in the first note for Sound I by using the Control Pad to highlight the first box in the row of 16. While holding the A button, move the Control Pad sideways to place the cursor on the piano key that you want to hear during the beat. Release the A Button once your cursor is on the key of choice, then repeat the process, plugging in the remaining notes. If you want to program an interval of silence, select the leftmost key which is a rest. This will make the box that represents its beat remain white, while any beat with a note assigned to it will appear black. Once you've programmed all of the notes for Sound I, move the cursor to highlight the Duty, envelope, Modulation and Loop controls, then hold the A Button to adjust thier settings.

Sound 2 - Hit Select to switch. Sound 2 is the second music track that will play during your compositon. Program the notes and tweak the controls like what you did with Sound 1. WAVE NOTE: If you want to customize your waveform, you must choose the third wave box. When you choose it it is 4 squares going opposite directions. Hold A and press right and left to choose part of the wave. Press up or down to change it.

Noise - Press Select again to get the Noise Track. There are two kinds of noises or "notes" in this mode. The default is Noise 1 (drum), but change it to Noise 2 (techno) by pressing up or down when choosing the note. If you are using headphones, hold A and press left or right to change which speaker the noise comes out of.

History: Ball was one of the first Game and Watch games released, a series of handheld games by Gumpei Yokoi. The only difference between the new Ball and the old is... well... you can't put your face in the old one.

To Play: You are juggling 3 balls. If you hit the ball with your hand, it will bounce up. If it falls, game over. Left or B to move Left, Right or A to move Right. Sometimes Left and A can feel more natural. If you want to get B Album pictures, you'll have to get 500-1000 points. The first three game faces are shown while you play, and the fourth face will be shown (inversed) when you lose.

History: Space Fever was an arcade game by Nintendo that played like Space Invaders. It may be tough to find this one in the arcade, judging that it is almost 20 years old. But you can play it on Arcade Emulators for your computer.

To play: A is to shoot, B is the suicide button. At the start of the game, you see three ships. Shoot them to start a game, "?" is Run! (you have to earn it first, see secrets page), D.J. Mode is "D", and Ball is "B". If you don't shoot any of the ships, you start playing Space Fever II. The ship's point value is: Biggest - 30 Average - 10 Small - 5. In addition, shooting a beam gets one point, and shooting 2 ships at once will give you double points.

The small ones come first, they do not shoot, they just move. The average ones are next in line, they act like the small ones except they shoot. Then the biggest ones come, they do not shoot, but each one hides behind two average ships that do. There are 3 rounds. After you beat Round 3, you go back to Round 1. Easy enough? It will get faster each time. To beat each one of the bosses in each round, the best thing is to stay in the center and shoot as fast as you can. You will shoot all of his beams and some will get through to the boss. This isn't always reliable though! Use your best judgement.