F1 World Championship Edition
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(Super Nintendo - PAL, Racing)
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Developed_By:
Domark
Published_By:
Acclaim
Released On:
01 Jan 1995
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F1 World Championship Edition is a racing game for the Super Nintendo console. The game's story mode follows the Formula One championship, where players compete in various Grand Prix events across different countries.
Players take on the role of their favorite Formula One driver and aim to become the champion by competing in qualifying sessions, races, and other challenges.
The gameplay is focused on racing and strategy, with players needing to manage their car's speed, fuel, and tire wear while navigating the track. The game features various tracks, cars, and drivers from the 1994 F1 season, adding to the authenticity of the experience.
UPC-A:
3455192260355 (Europe)
Media #:
SNSP-AFWP-EUR (Europe)
Part #:
SNSP P AFWP [SNSP-AFWP-EUR] (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
Starting Up
1. Make sure the power switch is OFF.
2. Insert the game cartridge into the Console as described in your SUPER NINTENDO Instruction Manual.
3. Turn the power switch ON. If nothing appears on the screen, turn the power switch OFF, remove the cartridge and try again.
Always make sure the console is turned OFF when inserting or removing your Super Nintendo Cartridge.
For 1 Player, press START button on Super Nintendo Control Pad 1.
Main Screen Options
From the Main Screen you can access Championship, Knockout or Practice levels. Alternatively you can enter the options screen. Throughout the game press the START button to make your selection.
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Championship: Selecting this option allows you to compete in a Championship which can involve any number of races, from one to 16. The first thing you will be shown once selecting this option is the Player Menu.
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Knockout: Selecting this option enters you into the knockout tournament. Here in each race you have to finish in the top eight to allow you to qualify for the next round. Take part in as many races as possible to build up a high score!
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Practice: The practice option allows you to improve your lap times at any one of the 16 World Championship circuits. Improve your cornering, perfect your pit-stops and get ready to take on the world!
Options Menu
The options you change here are the Difficulty level, the Number of Laps, you can turn Pits-stops on or off, auto or manual gearbox, plus you can change your control set-up.
On changing your control set-up press left and right to change the function of buttons on your D-Pad.
For all the options, push left and right on the D-Pad to bring up new options and press the START button to make your choice.
Password System
When playing in Championship mode you are given a password to enable you to stop playing, turn your SNES off and come back and play at a later date.
Simply move left and right to select your letters and press any button to enter the letters.
Player Menu
Here you can choose One Player, Two Player and One Player against the SNES. Make your selection by pressing START.
To have the option of playing a 2 player game both Joy-pads must be plugged in when turning on your SNES for the first time. You then go to the Choose Constructor screen.
Choose Constructor
This screen allows you to choose which of the 12 included Formula One teams you wish to drive for.
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Select your team by pressing left and right on the D-Pad. Press START to choose your team.
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To enter your name press up and down on the D-Pad to scroll through the letters of the alphabet.
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Press left and right to move selected letters. When your name is entered press START.
Select Track Order
This screen allows you to choose which circuit(s) you wish to race on. Use the D-pad to highlight each circuit and press Buttons B or A to select or X or Y to remove.
When you enter this screen for the first time all sixteen circuits are selected. To remove the last one press the X or Y button.
Your Championship can be as long or short as you like, from one to sixteen races, but you can only race on each circuit once. You cannot have a sixteen race championship just at your favourite track.
Press START to leave this screen and to be taken to the Circuit Information screen. Here you can find out about weather conditions and the current lap record.
Qualification
Qualifying allows you to set a blisteringly fast lap and claim pole position. You have two laps to make your mark.
After Qualifying you are shown your grid position and are then taken to the race itself.
The Race
Your qualifying time will give you a grid position for the start of the race. The number of laps in the race depends on your selection in the Option screen.
Wait for the green light and go for it!
Pit Stops
You can make a pit stop at any time. The pits location is shown on the overhead view of each circuit.
To enter the pits simply drive into the right-hand lane. You will automatically slow down and your pit-crew will come out and change your tyres and re-fuel your car.
The Glory
After the end of each race you are shown all of the finishing positions and, if you are racing in a Championship, the current season standings. Press the START button to continue past these screens.
Credits
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Developed by Peakstar
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Produced by Darren Anderson
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Programmed by Richard Turner
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Music and SFX by Mike Ash
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Manual by Matthew Woodley
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Product Manager: Mark Gilbert
Controls
SELECT
allow you to quit or skip to the next next track
START
pause the game
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