Play Mode Menu
To select the number of players, use the D-Button to highlight 1 or 2 PLAYER(S).
To select the level of difficulty, use the D-Button to highlight EASY, MEDIUM, or HARD.
When finished, press X and the Play Mode menu appears.
Play Mode Options
To select a race type, use the D-Button to highlight PRACTICE, SINGLE RACE, or CHAMPIONSHIP, then press X.
To toggle ARCADE/SIMULATION mode, press X. Arcade mode offers all-out racing action, while Simulation mode offers a more realistic approach to racing, applying the effects of real world physics to the motorcycle. To select a track (Practice and Single Race only), use the D-Button to highlight the track you want.
To select the number of laps, use the D-Button to set the desired length from 2-6. (1-6 if you are in Practice/Time Attack.)
To select the track conditions, press X to advance to the Conditions screen.
Conditions Screen
To select day/night conditions, use the D-Button to highlight the first box, and D-Button to highlight DAY or NIGHT.
To select weather conditions, use the D-Button to highlight the second box, and D-Button to highlight CLEAR, RAIN, SNOW, or NONE.
Not all weather conditions work with all Themes. For example, Snow in Amazonia or Rain and Snow in Sahara.
To select race direction, use the D-Button to highlight the third box, and D-Button to highlight NORMAL, REVERSE, or MIRRORED.
You may select Mirrored mode only after winning the Super Bike Racing League championship and Reverse mode only after winning the Moto X championship. After selecting the desired track conditions, press X to return to the Select Track screen. Press X again to advance to the Select Bike screen.
In Championship mode, tracks and conditions are adjustable only in the Championship Editor.
Bike Selection
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ABILITY TO BRAKE QUICKLY
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ABILITY TO GRIP THE TRACK
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ABILITY TO REACH TOP SPEED
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ABILITY TO TAKE OFF QUICKLY
Moto Racer 2 offers eight unique bikes for each type of racing. Each bike features individual strengths and weaknesses based on four categories: Acceleration, Maximum Speed, Grip, and Brakes. To select a bike, use the D-Button until the bike you want appears, then press X. The Select Gearbox screen appears.
Gearbox Selection
To select Automatic or Manual Transmission (you must manually shift at all times), use the D-Button, then press X to begin the race.
Options
To access the Options screen, highlight OPTIONS on the Main menu, and press X.
Use the D-Button to highlight an option, then press X to select the option.
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SCREEN POSITION: Adjust the screen position to fit your television.
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CONTROLLER: Choose a controller configuration.
Load/Save from the Options screen saves the current user options and their default championship standing.
Saving and Loading a Default Championship
There are fifteen blocks on a memory card. Moto Racer 2 requires two blocks to hold an entire championship. Never insert or remove a memory card while loading or saving files.
To save a default championship:
1. From the Main menu, select OPTIONS, then SAVE. The Save Options screen appears.
2. On the Save Options screen, highlight YES then press X to save your championship.
To load a saved default championship:
1. From the Main menu, select OPTIONS, then LOAD. The Load Options screen appears.
2. On the Load Options screen, highlight YES, then press X. The saved game loads.
Load Race Confirmation
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ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO LOAD?
Playing Moto Racer 2
Moto Racer 2 offers three unique race modes for a single player: •
PRACTICE: Learn the tracks at your own pace, or race against the clock in Time Attack mode.
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SINGLE RACE: Race on the track of your choice, where you face seven computer-controlled opponents.
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CHAMPIONSHIP: This is where the good stuff happens. You can race a street, dirt, or combination of courses and save the championship to continue with it later.
Practice mode allows you to hone your racing skills on any track you choose. This is an ideal place to learn the nuances of each course and experiment with various bikes. Time Attack
With Time Attack mode enabled, you complete a track and the computer memorizes your race. For each successive race on the same track, the computer displays a second "phantom" motorcycle that re-runs your best race. At the end of each trial, the computer memorizes the winner's race.
To enable or disable Time Attack mode, press X at the Select Track screen. This mode is available only for a certain number of laps and varies according to the