How to Ignite Your Senses
To begin, insert the cartridge into the Game Boy, then switch on the power.
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When the KONAMI logo appears, press the Start Button.
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Next, select the Moto Mode (Solo, VS Computer or VS 2 Player) by pressing the Control Pad Up or Down.
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After you've made your decision, press the Start Button again.
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Finally, use the Control Pad to choose a course (1-8) and skill level (eAsy, Bumpy or Crazy).
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Lock in your selections by pressing the A Button.
Now, you're off to the races, where you'll either ride like the wind or crash like a test dummy.
Moto Modes
The Lone Wolf Solo Mode
This is a one player race against the clock. Here you must ride faster than the Qualifying Time Clock to advance to the next lap. It's also here that you'll get a shot at breaking course records...or your flimsy neck!
The Computer Challenge Mode
In this mud spittin' mode, you're up against World Champion computer motoheads. Though you want to drive these racin' fiends into the dust, your ultimate goal is to still blow away the Qualifying Time.
The Maniac-A-Maniac Two Player Mode
Forget the clock! This is a gut wrenching, down 'n dirty drag race, an all-out peel-out to the checkered flag. And there are only two places to finish - First and Last.
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NOTE: A Game Boy Video Link is required to compete in this mode.
A Course is a Course, of Course of Course
8 treacherous courses are yours to conquer as you cruise through this world class motocross circuit. Track #8 is much, much, much, much, much, much, much, much more difficult than track #1 (AKA: The Bunny Course).
Everything's on the Level
There are also three levels to challenge your speed skills: eAsy, Bumpy and Crazy. Crazy is where you'll prove once and for all whether or not you're a true Motocross Maniac.
Each level has a different time limit, and the identity of the computer rider will change from Crashin' Vernin (Level A), to Skeeter Skid Mark (Level B), to Izzy Insanity (Level C).
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NOTE: There are no levels in the 2 Player Mode.
Your Ultimate Goal
Besides not losing your flesh on the dirt and asphalt, your main objective is to complete two laps on a course.
Once you've accomplished this, concentrate on gunning down course records. Remember, times are recorded in the Game Boy's memory banks, but will be erased if the power is switched off.