Kaido Racer 2
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(Playstation 2 - PAL, Racing)
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Developed by:
Genki
Published by:
Konami
Released On:
01 Dec 2006
Kaido Racer 2 is an exciting racing game that challenges players to compete in high-speed racing events across various tracks. The story revolves around a mysterious figure known as Kaido, who possesses incredible racing skills and has been training for years to become the best driver. With his unique abilities and car designs, Kaido aims to dominate the racing world.
Gameplay is where Kaido Racer 2 truly shines. Players can choose from a variety of cars and racing tracks, each with its own unique challenges and obstacles. The controls are responsive and intuitive, allowing for precise handling and acceleration. With multiple race modes and options to customize cars and appearance, players can tailor their experience to suit their skills.
UPC-A:
4012927029916 (Germany)
Part #:
SLES-53900 (Germany)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a street racing game where players compete in illegal night races across various Japanese circuits. You'll challenge rival teams and legendary racers, aiming to become the ultimate "Hashiriya" and uncover the mysteries of the Kaido world.
Story
STORY
Kaido Circuits are scattered throughout Japan. On these circuits, some test their skills, while others aspire to be top racers.
Hashiriya (street racers) engage in battles in a myriad of relentless races. Kaido Circuits have a different look at night. It is a world built around the egos of the Hashiriya (street racers).
"Victory to the strongest" is the only rule. Word started to spread, eventually becoming a legend.
There was once one such Hashiriya (street racer). He was called the Emotional King. His technique was god-like, a legend in the Kaido world. But he has not been seen since the Aso course battle.
After the disappearance of the Emotional King, two strong leaders emerged - the Absolute Emperor and the Miracle Summit. They were the first to compete in category races, and are considered authentic professional Hashiriya (street racers) in the world of Kaido today. Rumour has it that these two have the best technique.
Then, there appeared a team that has become a legend in Shutoko. Rumors abounded that the Thirteen Devils were about to make their move. A fight for power to prevent their invasion is beginning to take shape.
Is there a Hashiriya (street racer) who can beat the Absolute Emperor and the Miracle Summit...? Where is the legendary Hashiriya, the Emotional King...? Will the Thirteen Devils appear on the Kaido Circuit...? What else lies ahead...?
GAME PROGRESSION
STAGE 1
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Hakone
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Haruna
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Hiroshima
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Akagi
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Urarokko
STAGE 2
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Omote Rokko
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Shiga Kusatsu
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Nikko
STAGE 3
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Zao
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Aso
STAGE 4
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Hokkaido
FINAL
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
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open button
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memory card slot 2
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memory card slot 1
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disc cover
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on/standby/
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reset button
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IR receiver
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USB connectors
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions supplied with your system. Check that the system is turned on (the on/standby indicator is green).
Press the OPEN button to open the disc cover. Place the Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift 2 disc with the label side facing up in the disc holder, and then close the disc cover. Attach game controllers and other peripherals as appropriate. Follow the on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
Memory Card (8MB)(for PlayStation®2)
To save game settings and progress, insert a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) into MEMORY CARD slot 1 of your PlayStation®2 system. You can load saved game data from the same memory card or any memory card (8MB)(for PlayStation®2) containing previously saved games.
CA Battle (Cornering Artist Battle)
In this battle, players attempt to show off their drifting skills in preset CA Battle races. Measurement points are set on the course, and CA Points are based on the distance between the measurement points. CA Points are determined according to approach speed and drift time.
CA Battle Screen
1. Player's total CA points
2. CA points required to clear the current section
3. CA points recorded gained in the current section
4. Number of measurement sections remaining
5. Time required to clear the section
6. Player's time
7. Message
8. Emergency brake indicator
Message Content
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ACTION: This signal indicates that the CA measurement will begin.
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BONUS POINTS: Bonus points are awarded when 1,000 or more points are recorded consecutively in the CA measurement section. After the 2nd COMBO, the COMBO BONUS will increase by up to 1,000/1,500/2,000/2,500/3,000 points.
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STOP CALCULATION: Appears when the CA is interrupted in the CA measurement section, and the points drop to 0.
CA Point Allocation Stopped
The allocation of CA points can be stopped for the following reasons:
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When you collide with walls, acquired points drop to 0.
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When the speed decreases to 0km/h, acquired points drop to 0.
FL Battle (First and Last Battle)
In this battle, the player starts ahead of his opponent. The goal is to reach the finish line first.
1. Distance to the goal
2. Distance from your opponent ("+" and "-" indicate the distance that the player is ahead of his opponent)
3. Time
4. Arrows indicating corners
Victory and Defeat in FL Battles
Conditions for victory
1. Player maintains his lead over his opponent and is first to cross the finish line.
2. Player surges 219 yrds ahead of his opponent.
Conditions for defeat
1. The opponent passes the player and is first to cross the finish line.
2. Player is left 109.5 yrds behind his opponent.
LF Battle (Last and First Battle)
1. Distance to the goal
2. Distance from opponent ("+" and "-" indicate the distance that the player is ahead of his opponent.)
Victory and Defeat in LF Battles
Conditions for victory
1. Player passes his opponent and maintains his lead to cross the finish line first.
2. Player surges 109.5 yrds ahead of his opponent.
TA Battle (Time Attack Battle)
In this battle, the objective is to clear the course within a preset time.
1. Car make
2. Clear time
3. Player's time
4. Opponent's car
*A translucent opponent car drives in conjunction with the set time. To hide the opponent's car, go to OPTIONS (-> see p.42).
TAC Battle (Time Attack Collision Battle)
In this battle, the objective is to cross the finish line within the set time without hitting any walls.
1. SP gauge
2. Clear time
3. Player's time
When the car hits a wall, the SP gauge decreases in accordance with the degree of impact. Player is disqualified when the SP gauge reaches 0 before he crosses the finish line.
CAT Battle (Cornering Artist Target Battle)
This is an intense battle in which the player must clear all the preset CLEAR POINTS in the CA measurement section and drive across the finish line. If any of the CLEAR POINTS are missed in any section, the battle finishes at that point.
1. Quota until the next CA section
2. Current CA points
3. Remaining CA sections
PAUSE MENU
Press the START button while driving to display the PAUSE MENU.
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CONTINUE: Return to the game.
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BGM VOLUME: Set the volume of BGM to between 0-15. BGM will be off when set to 0.
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S.E. VOLUME: Set the volume of the sound effects to between 0-15. The sound effects will be off when set to 0.
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VIBRATION: Turn the vibration function of the Dualshock 2 analog controller ON/OFF.
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RETIRE: Stop driving during a race. When this happens, the race is considered a defeat (no record for category
Controls
L2 button
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L1 button
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directional buttons
Select
left analog stick
Select
START button
Skip movie and event
SELECT button
Display short cut menu
○ button
Enter
✕ button
Enter
□ button
Cancel
△ button
Cancel
R1 button
Display/Hide Help
R2 button
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L3 button
Steer
right analog stick
Steer
directional buttons (up)
Flash Highbeams
directional buttons (down)
Turn light ON/OFF
R3 button
Rear view
Steering
Select (right/left)
Brake
Cancel
Accelerator
Enter
X button
Select (up)
Y button
Display Help/Shortcut Menu
A button
Select (down)
Left trigger
Select (left)
Right trigger
Select (right)
Shift lever
Push to shift down/Pull to shift up (shift assist OFF)
Tips & Maps
REPLAYS
Loads saved data from a PlayStation 2 MEMORY CARD (8MB) and replays it. A minimum of 105KB free space is needed to save replay data.
For beginners
Select FF cars until you get accustomed to operating the vehicles. The order of difficulty, from easiest to hardest, is FF, 4WD, FR, MR.
To get a high score in a CA Battle
Focus on "speed" and "angle". Use the emergency brake to create angles and earn points until you become accustomed to the driving.
Purchase a [TRANSMISSION]
You can adjust the FINAL gear to raise the maximum speed. As a rough guide, add 10km/h to the actual maximum speed of the stage.
WHEN YOU COME TO A DEAD END
Check for not-cleared daytime races or unbeaten competitors, as you may find parts or a hidden door. Invisible damage may have accumulated on your car, or its appraisal value may have plunged due to deterioration, so consider switching to a new car.
What if you are defeated by the same opponent over and over again?
The difficulty levels can be automatically adjusted so your opponent is easily beaten.
To increase the speed
Use TURBO if NA with [BOLT ON TURBO], adjust the reduction ratio with [TRANSMISSION], and find the best combination with [ENGINE TUNE].
To choose understeering (grip driving)
For SUSPENSION, select HARD for FRONT and SOFT for REAR drive for [SPRING RATE] and [STABILIZER], and lower the REAR height for [RIDE HEIGHT]. For TIRE, use high-grip tires for FRONT and low-grip tires for REAR. For OTHER, select STRONG for FRONT and MILD for REAR for [BRAKE EFFECT], decrease the [STEERING ANGLE], and turn ON [TORQUE BALANCE] then adjust it towards FRONT (4WD).
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