GP-1
β 6.9%
π 7.1/10
(Super Nintendo - PAL, Racing)
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$30.62
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Developed by:
Genki Co. Ltd.
Published by:
Atlus
Released On:
01 Jan 1993
The story of GP-1 revolves around the world of motorcycle racing, where players compete against 15 opponents on 13 tracks across 12 countries. With an Exhibition mode that allows for two-player competition and a Season mode where players can choose from six different bikes, there's no shortage of challenge and variety.
The gameplay in GP-1 is fast-paced and action-packed, as players speed through the various tracks in their motorcycle. With options to purchase upgrades and parts for their bike, players can customize their machine to gain an edge over their opponents. Additionally, the ability to choose a mechanic to fix their bikes adds another layer of strategy to the game.
UPC-A:
730865300068 (Europe)
Media #:
SNSP-G7-NOE (Europe)
Part #:
SNSP P G7 [SNSP-G7-NOE] (Europe)
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Save Game Methods:
Password
Multiplayer Options:
Same/Split-Screen
Number of Players Supported:
1-2 Players
Miscellaneous Attributes:
Battery Backed RAM
Multiplayer Game Modes:
Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
Control Pad
Command selection as well as Machine control (Left/Right)
SELECT Button
Not used in this game.
START Button
Press to begin the game or to pause during game play.
A Button
Press to carry out a command / Throttle
B Button
Press to cancel a command / Brake
X Button
Not used in this game.
Y Button
Not used in this game.
L Button
In the Practice and 1P VS 2P Mode, if the game is paused and both the L/R Buttons are pressed simultaneously, you may retire the game. (However, you may not retire while in the Grand Prix Preliminaries or the FINAL Race.)
R Button
In the Practice and 1P VS 2P Mode, if the game is paused and both the L/R Buttons are pressed simultaneously, you may retire the game. (However, you may not retire while in the Grand Prix Preliminaries or the FINAL Race.)
Any button (excluding the L/R Buttons)
During the opening demo, press to go to the Title Screen.
Control Pad (Up/Down)
At the Title Screen, use to select.
How to Play
World Championship Racing
Race in 12 different countries on 13 different courses and see if you have what it takes to become a World Champion!
GP Race Setup Steps
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1. Machine Select: Select [GP RACE] and the [MACHINE SELECT] Screen will appear. Choose one of the 6 bikes and press the A Button.
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2. Gear Select: Choose between an [AUTOMATIC] or a [6 SPEED]. If you choose the [6 SPEED], decide between the Control Pad or the L & R Buttons for your GEAR UP/DOWN buttons. Manual gears give you more control but are more difficult to master. Press the A Button to decide or the B Button to cancel.
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3. Mechanic Select: Choose a mechanic. Each mechanic has his own specialties, so select one that will work well with your racing style.
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4. Rider Entry: Confirm your chosen bike, mechanic, specs, and specialties. Press the B Button to return to the previous screen. Use the cursor to enter the rider's name, up to six letters.
Name Entry Icons
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[Enter Icon]: Enter
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[Delete Icon]: Delete
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CLS: Clear
GP Race Modes
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Race (Qualifier): You will begin with the QUALIFIER RACE (Preliminary), where you will race against the clock for one lap. Your starting position in the FINAL RACE will depend on your time in the QUALIFIER. Scoring the best time awards you the Pole Position, while slower times drop you further back (up to 16th position).
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Final: You will have 3 laps to battle it out with 16 racers, including yourself. Contact with other machines makes control difficult and can cause you to fall off. Points are awarded according to your Goal ranking (order of finish) to calculate your overall ranking.
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Result: After each race, the results of that round will be displayed in ranking order.
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Ranking: The overall ranking or world ranking of all racers will be displayed.
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Winning Purse: The amount of prize money you have acquired will be displayed. Your finishing order determines the amount of winnings you receive.
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Practice: You may practice 3 laps on the course prior to the FINAL RACE. Press START to Pause the Practice, and press both the L & R Buttons simultaneously during Pause to retire.
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Tune Up: Use your earned prize money to buy better parts for your bike, including Front Suspension, Rear Suspension, Engine, and Frame. Building up your bike gives you better control and prevents you from being knocked off as often.
1P VS 2P Mode
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Machine Select: Each player will be able to select a bike of their choice. Use the Control Pad to select a bike and press the A Button. Press the B Button to cancel.
Free Practice Mode
After selecting a bike, use this mode to practice on any course you like.
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Practice: You will be allowed to take three practice laps. Each lap time will appear in the upper right hand corner of the screen, and the total time will appear on the bottom right. If you do not select a course or a bike, the computer automatically selects [JAPAN] as the course and the [MSR500] as your bike.
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Course Select: Select one of the 13 courses from the 12 different countries by moving the cursor with the Control Pad, then pressing the A Button.
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Machine Select: Select a bike from among the six different bikes available, choose your Gear preference, and then press the A Button. Press the B Button to cancel.
Enemies & Characters
MSR500
A machine spec display featuring normal suspension, good engine, and good frame.
RGW500
A machine spec display featuring normal suspension, normal engine, and good frame.
RSV500
A machine spec display featuring good suspension, normal engine, and normal frame.
ZTR500
A machine spec display featuring normal suspension, good engine, and good frame.
RVG500
A machine spec display featuring good suspension, normal engine, and good frame.
CIGRVI
A machine spec display featuring good suspension, normal engine, and good frame.
LOUIS
A mechanic display for Louis featuring excellent suspension, normal engine, and normal frame.
RILEY
A mechanic display for Riley featuring normal suspension, normal engine, and excellent frame.
INGRAM
A mechanic display for Ingram featuring excellent suspension, normal engine, and normal frame.
HANSEN
A mechanic display for Hansen featuring good suspension, normal engine, and excellent frame.
QUINCY
A mechanic display for Quincy featuring normal suspension, excellent engine, and normal frame.
MARLEY
A mechanic display for Marley featuring excellent suspension, normal engine, and normal frame.
Tips & Maps
Japan
One of the foremost technical circuits, beware of the numerous twists and turns requiring delicate handling and excellent timing on shift changes.
Australia
This circuit requires smooth cornering of its many small turns.
Malaysia
By comparison, this is a relatively easy high speed circuit. You must use good racing strategy and positioning if you want to be successful on this course.
Spain
This course contains various turns. Watch out for the last turn.
Italy
There is a long straightaway in this circuit, so it will be a battle of speed.
Europe
This circuit also contains a long straightaway. However, there are areas where numerous small turns come one after the other, so make sure your bike is tuned up!
Germany
A oval shaped circuit that is fairly easy so your machine will need to be in top condition. Watch out for the last turn.
Holland
Here is another circuit where various technical turns exist. This circuit will be a test of your machine's overall ability.
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