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|image = [[File:Tag Mode Screen.png]] | |caption= The Tag Mode screen | ||
|caption = The Tag Mode screen | |game= {{PH}} | ||
|game = {{PH}} | |other= [[Mercay Island]] | ||
|other = [[Mercay Island]] | |players= | ||
|players = | |location= | ||
|location = | |reward= | ||
|reward = | |features= Exchange of [[Treasure]] and [[Ship Parts]] | ||
|features = Exchange of [[Treasure]] and [[Ship Parts]] | |theme music= | ||
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{{Term/Store|Tag Mode||Series, PH}} is a game mode in {{PH}}.<ref name="Unlock">{{Cite Book|quote= After you meet the festive Freedle on Mercay Island, Tag Mode becomes a third option.|book= The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass Prima Official Game Guide|publisher= Prima Games|page= 8}}</ref> It is used to swap ship parts and treasures via [[Nintendo DS]] "tagging".<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=This mode allows you to see if any friends have sent you cool treasures or ship parts on the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. |book=Phantom Hourglass Official Game Guide |publisher= Prima Games |page=8}}</ref> To tag another system, both DS systems must be in {{PH|-}}<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Tag Mode at the same time, where the tag will be automatic. | |||
It it unlocked after meeting [[Freedle]] on [[Mercay Island]].<ref name="Unlock"/> Freedle has boxes set up. Each player can put an item in any box and speak with Freedle to open Tag Mode. When you receive new treasures, the magic boxes containing them will bulge and wiggle. From this point, simply open the boxes to claim your new treasures. | It it unlocked after meeting [[Freedle]] on [[Mercay Island]].<ref name="Unlock"/> Freedle has boxes set up. Each player can put an item in any box and speak with Freedle to open Tag Mode. When you receive new treasures, the magic boxes containing them will bulge and wiggle. From this point, simply open the boxes to claim your new treasures. | ||
Revision as of 01:24, 29 July 2019
Template:Mode Tag Mode is a game mode in Phantom Hourglass.[1] It is used to swap ship parts and treasures via Nintendo DS "tagging".[2] To tag another system, both DS systems must be in Phantom Hourglass's Tag Mode at the same time, where the tag will be automatic.
It it unlocked after meeting Freedle on Mercay Island.[1] Freedle has boxes set up. Each player can put an item in any box and speak with Freedle to open Tag Mode. When you receive new treasures, the magic boxes containing them will bulge and wiggle. From this point, simply open the boxes to claim your new treasures.
A Tag Mode battle is also possible in two manners. As DS Download Play (2 DS systems and 1 gamepak), battle data will not be recorded. 2 DS sytems and 2 gamepaks may 'tag' one another and play Battle Mode; results will be recorded.
Due to the fact that Tag Mode utilizes the DS's wireless capabilities, Tag Mode will drain your battery faster than normal playing.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions 
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EnglishUK | Contact Mode | |
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FrenchCA | Mode échange | Trade mode |
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SpanishLA | Modo de Encuentro (PH) Encuentro (ST) |
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Gallery
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The place on Mercay Island where Link can engage Tag Mode
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Freedle engages Tag Mode
See Also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "After you meet the festive Freedle on Mercay Island, Tag Mode becomes a third option." (The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass Prima Official Game Guide, Prima Games, pg. 8)
- ↑ "This mode allows you to see if any friends have sent you cool treasures or ship parts on the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection." (Phantom Hourglass Official Game Guide, Prima Games, pg. 8)