DTM Race Driver
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(Playstation 2 - PAL, Racing)
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Developed_By:
Codemasters
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Codemasters
Released On:
01 Mar 2003
DTM Race Driver is a racing game for the Playstation 2 console. The story follows various characters as they compete in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft, a real-world car racing championship.
The gameplay focuses on realistic racing experience, allowing players to control their favourite cars and teams from the series. With a wide range of tracks and cars available, players can test their driving skills against others, competing for top honours in the championship.
Media #:
SLES-50816 (Germany)
UPC-A:
Without barcode (Germany)
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Extracted from the original game manual
This is a competitive sports game where players compete to become the champion, following in the footsteps of a legendary figure. Players will likely engage in various challenges and matches, aiming to prove their skill and achieve victory.
Story
Hey Ryan
Looks like you finally made it up here to the Competition level.
The old man would be proud of you.
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I bet you wish he could be here to see this.
Take some advice and watch your back, don't you go the same way (like you ever listened to your brother anyway)!
Take care out there kid.
Donnie
Donnie
American All Stars
Champion 1999
How to Play
Setting Up Your System
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to its Instruction Manual. Ensure the MAIN POWER switch (on the back of the console) is on.
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Press the RESET button.
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When the power indicator lights up, press the open button to open the disc tray.
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Place the Pro Race Driver™ disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up.
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Press the open button again to close the disc tray.
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Attach game controllers and other peripherals as appropriate.
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Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for software information.
Loading the Game
The controller in port 1 controls game loading and the menu system.
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You will see the LANGUAGE SELECTION screen, followed by credits screens.
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Select your language with the left and right directional buttons.
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Press the X button to confirm and continue to the MAIN MENU.
Memory Cards
The term 'memory card' in this booklet refers to the Memory Card (8Mb) (for PlayStation®2) - (product code SCPH-10020 E). Other Memory Cards, such as Memory Card (SCPH-1020 E) designed for PlayStation® system, are not compatible.
Ensure sufficient space on your memory card before playing.
Drivers' HQ
Welcome to the HQ. Here's a quick tour:
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Career
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Options
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Pro Race Driver Map
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To Drivers' Lounge - Free Time
Career
Manage your entire career and get job offers here.
Driver Profile
First, set up a user name to access your mail.
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In the Drivers' HQ, highlight the Computer Terminal and press the X button.
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Highlight a 'New User' slot to create a new profile, or choose an existing profile and press the X button.
New User
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Enter your name by highlighting each letter with the directional buttons.
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Press the X button to enter each highlighted letter into the title bar.
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Select 'áàäå' to add accents to the previous letter.
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Select 'Aa' to change the case of the next letter.
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To delete characters, select '←'.
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When finished, select 'Done' to continue to the Desktop.
Email Offers
All incoming messages land in your Inbox, including Single Day Events, Job Offers, and Personal mail.
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Browse mails using the up and down directional buttons.
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As you highlight a mail title on the left, the message content displays on the right.
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To accept a job or test drive offer, highlight the message and press the X button.
Progress
The Progress screen shows the entire Championship structure, from the Super Sports Tier to the World Championship.
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To check details of unlocked race series or review performance in completed series, highlight the series logo using the directional buttons and press the X button.
Log-off
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Select 'Log-off' to close the computer and return to the Drivers' HQ.
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Press the button to leave the computer without logging off.
Managing Your Career
Test Drive
To join a team, you need a Test Drive to prove your skills. If you meet the team's criteria, they will likely offer you a position for the rest of the series.
Your performance in Test Drives affects job offers. Good performance leads to better offers, while poor performance attracts lesser teams.
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Open and accept an offer that interests you.
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Race day will arrive, and you'll be in the garage waiting to hit the track (see Getting Ready to Race).
Progressing Your Career
The Test Drive was the easy part. To progress your career, you must score points by finishing in the top six places. Points are awarded as follows:
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Winner: 10 points
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2nd place: 6 points
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3rd place: 4 points
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4th place: 3 points
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5th place: 2 points
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6th place: 1 point
Check the Championship structure under 'Progress' on the HQ computer to see how many points you need for the next tier. Get contracts for individual series via email and keep racing to earn enough points to move up. High finishing positions in the top six will help you advance.
All your successes, failures, and scores are saved to your profile on the HQ computer and loaded each time you log on.
Career successes unlock more elements for other game modes, such as cars and tracks. Keep racing and winning to get the full set.
Pro Race Driver Map
Take on the best drivers in the world. If you're good enough to be a threat, they'll contact you.
Language
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Use the left and right directional buttons to change the game's language option.
Bonus
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If you have a Bonus Code, enter it here.
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Use the directional buttons to highlight each letter.
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Press the X button to enter each letter and spell out the code.
Graphics
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Use the left and right directional buttons to change, activate, or deactivate on-screen settings.
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Select 'Reset to Defaults' to restore original settings.
Sound
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Use the directional buttons to adjust your game's sound settings.
Controllers
To set up controllers for each player:
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Select the player name to enter Controller Options.
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'Player 1' refers to the controller in port 1 or 1-A (with Multitap), or the first occupied port.
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'Player 2' refers to the controller in port 2 (or the
Tips & Maps
Get off the grid fast
Keep your revs just under the red as the lights go green to avoid wheel-spin and losing valuable seconds.
Turn hard, nose down
Decelerating shifts weight forward onto your front wheels, increasing grip for quicker turns.
Brakes lock, control lost
Avoid locking your wheels by pressing and releasing the brakes rather than stomping hard on the pedal.
Hand on - butt out
A quick burst of handbrake can whip out your back end on sharp bends, allowing for quicker recovery than digging out of a gravel pit.
Point the right way
If you have a RWD car, you can use sheer power to spin around to face the correct direction.
Crests kill
Avoid driving over the top of a hill too quickly; touch the brakes and turn just before the top to maintain control.
Find the line
The racing line provides the fastest time around the track, but use the whole width tactically, including rumble strips.
Get a gear
Switch to a manual gearbox for better performance once you've mastered automatic driving.
Know your car
Understand the characteristics of your car; FWD is more forgiving but less powerful, while RWD offers power but punishes mistakes.
Channel your anger - chill out
Expect knocks and bumps, but be ready for reprisals if you run someone off the road, as they will seek revenge.
Curb your impatience
If you can't pass a slow opponent, bide your time and out-brake them at a bend to pass on the inside of the corner.
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