Top Gear GT Championship
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(GameBoy Advance - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Vision Works
Published_By:
Kemco
Released On:
21 Mar 2001
Top Gear GT Championship lets players race fast cars on different tracks in two main game modes: quick race and championship.
In Top Gear GT Championship , players can compete alone, against another human player or create custom courses for the game. The game also connects to mobile phones to check global rankings, enter local ranking entries, and download ghosts and new courses.
The championship mode requires players to complete courses in a fixed order while keeping track of a ranking. The cars are shown from a third-person perspective and there are different AI-controlled racers to beat.
Players can perform free runs, qualify, and start the race or tune their car further before each race. There are two weather types, sunny and rainy, which affect the handling of the cars.
Top Gear GT Championship offers different cars and courses to choose from, with extensive tuning options based on gear ratio, steering, brakes, tires, aerodynamic settings, and height handicap.
There are three difficulty levels in Top Gear GT Championship , providing a challenging experience for players.
EAN-13:
4906571225414 (France)
EAN-13:
4906571225513 (United Kingdom)
Nintendo Media PN:
AGB-ATCP-EUR (France)
Nintendo Media PN:
AGB-ATCX-UKV (United Kingdom)
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Number of Players Supported:
1-2 Players
Miscellaneous Attributes:
Multi-Link Cable
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
Getting Connected
To play multiplayer games, you need an equal number of Game Boy Advance systems and "TOP GEAR GT Championship" game cartridges for each player. You also need Game Link® Cables exclusively for the Game Boy® Advance.
For 2 players, use 1 Game Link® cable. For 3 players, use 2 Game Link® cables. For 4 players, use 3 Game Link® cables.
Connection Precautions
Multiplay may not work correctly in the following situations:
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Using a Game Link® Cable not designed for the Game Boy® Advance.
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The Game Link® Cable is not inserted fully.
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Pulling out the cable while communicating.
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Cables or systems are not connected correctly.
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Connecting more than 5 systems.
How to Connect
Follow these steps to connect your systems:
1. Make sure the power of all systems is OFF.
2. Insert Game Paks into each system.
3. Connect the Game Link® Cables together, then connect them to each system.
4. Turn the power of all systems ON.
5. See page 8 for directions on how to play the game.
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When playing with 2 or 3 players, do not connect systems and cables that are not being used.
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Player 1 should be connected to the smaller plug of the Game Link® Cable.
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Refer to the illustrations on the previous pages for proper connection.
Getting Started
Insert the Game Pak and turn the power ON. Wait for the title screen to appear and press START to begin your game.
Saving and Loading Data
To save data, select SAVE DATA after clearing a season. You can save up to three files at the SAVE DATA menu.
To load data, select CONTINUE in the Championship menu. Load the desired data to start racing from where you last saved.
Main Menu and Game Modes
The main menu features three game modes: QUICK RACE, CHAMPIONSHIP, and OPTIONS.
Quick Race Options
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Single Player: Choose a course, car, and track weather conditions.
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VS. COM: Race against a computer-controlled driver.
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Time Attack: Compete for the best lap time and save your best results.
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Course Record: Review your best course records.
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Multi Player: Race with up to three other players using Game Link® cables.
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Course Edit: Design your own custom course.
Team Select
Choose a car and transmission type in the Team Select screen. Options include AT or MT transmission.
Car Settings
Adjust your car's performance in the Settings menu. Available adjustments include:
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Gear Ratio
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Steering
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Brake
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Tire
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Aerodynamics
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Weight Handicap
Each setting has specific levels (e.g., Soft/Medium/Hard or Low/Medium/High).
Championship Mode
You race against other authentic racecars through multiple seasons in Championship mode. There are six races held each year, and the champion is the driver with the most points at the end of a season.
Each Championship race is a three-lap contest. Prior to each race, drivers complete a one-lap qualifying race to determine starting position. A free run option is available for practice before each race.
Championship Points
Racers earn points based on their finish position:
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1st: 20 points
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2nd: 15 points
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3rd: 12 points
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4th: 6 points
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5th: 3 points
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6th: 1 point
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Retire: 0 points
You can race in Championship mode for up to ten years. Becoming champion of the highest class in GT 500 completes the game.
Championship Gameplay
Select CHAMPIONSHIP from the Main Menu. Then select NEW GAME or LOAD to register your name.
Select your car using the Left or Right direction on the Control Pad.
Before each race, select from the following options:
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Free Run: Test-drive your car and the course.
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Qualify: Race for the starting position.
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Race: Race for Championship points.
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Car Setup: Make final adjustments to car settings.
Advanced Settings
Use the SETTINGS option to optimize car performance:
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Gear Ratio: Twisting courses suit fast accelerating cars, while long straightaways favor high top speeds.
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Steering: Adjust control sensitivity through tight turns.
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Brake: Optimize brake performance to suit your driving style.
Course Edit
Design your own customized racecourse using course segment pieces. You can add more pieces to your inventory by winning races.
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Test: Test your created course.
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New: Create a new course.
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Load: Load an existing course.
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Save: Save a course.
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Exit: Return to the menu.
The "L" button is used for normal pieces. You can race on custom courses in QUICK RACE mode. Winning races in Championship mode earns more course segments.
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