
Weather Board is a mini-game in Pajama Sam 2: Thunder and Lightning Aren't So Frightening.
Gameplay[]
When you click on the computer icon in the inventory you'll see several buttons. One of them is the Fun button. When you click on this button you'll be ported to the Weather Board mini-game. To play, choose your game pieces and click on the spinner. Move one game piece to the color indicated by the spinner and wait for the computer to take its turn. The object is to get all your pieces into the matching weather picture.
In the middle of the board, for instance, if you pick the umbrellas you want to get them around the board to the picture of the rain cloud; if you pick sun tan lotion you want to get it around the board to the picture of the sun; if you pick the fans you want to get them around the board to the picture of the wind; if you pick the ice cubes you want to get them around the board to the picture of the snow cloud.
It may be easier to note the color arrow you begin on. Then you'll know where you need to go by looking at the color of the circle under the weather pictures in the middle of the board. If you start on the yellow arrow, you finish on the yellow circle; if you start on the blue arrow, you finish on the blue circle; if you start on the red arrow, you finish on the red circle; if you start on the purple arrow, you finish on the purple circle.
It's important to capture your opponent's pieces before they capture yours. If you land on a square where your opponent's piece is sitting you'll bump their piece right off the board and they'll have to start moving that piece all over again, but if you land on a square where one of your pieces is sitting that piece will move ahead one square.
When you're done playing click the arrow in the upper corner. If you haven't finished the game Sam will appear and ask you if you're sure you want to leave. Click Yes to exit and No to remain in the game.
If you win or lose, Sam will appear and ask you if you want to play again. Click Yes to play again and No to exit.