SnoCross Championship Racing
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(Playstation - US, Racing)
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Developed_By:
Unique Development Studios
Published_By:
Ubisoft
Released On:
01 Jan 2000
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SnoCross Championship Racing is a racing game where you play as a snowmobile rider competing in high-speed competitions. The story follows your character's journey to become the best SnoCross champion, with various challenges and obstacles along the way.
The gameplay revolves around speeding through treacherous terrain, navigating jumps and tight corners, and using special moves to overtake opponents. You can upgrade your snowmobile and unlock new tracks as you progress through the championship, but be prepared for tough competition from rival riders.
UPC-A:
3307212807807 (Europe)
Part #:
SLES-02763 (Europe)
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This is an extreme sports racing game where players compete in snowmobile races across various international locations. Players progress through leagues, upgrade their sleds, and can even create custom tracks for endless racing challenges.
Story
Welcome to Sno-Cross Championship Racing
Join extreme sled racers from three different leagues as they travel to world destinations such as Nagano, Japan, the world-class slopes of Aspen, Colorado, and even the Russian naval ship graveyard of Murmansk, Russia.
Seven racing locations have been cleverly recreated to look amazing and offer riders exciting venues for nail-biting action. Try out new tracks, turns, and tricks in different weather conditions and during different times of the day for added excitement.
The game features twelve Yamaha sleds that are modeled from secret CAD drawings created by Yamaha's Research & Development division in Tokyo, Japan. Together we have recreated the real speed, physics, and gameplay to emulate this dangerous and thrilling sled racing action!
Career Progression
Begin your racing career driving light 500cc models. Eventually, after winning a few championships, you can work your way up through the World Tour all the way to the extremely fast Professional league 700cc sleds.
As you progress through these challenging tournaments, you will unlock hidden sleds and track locations.
Sled Maintenance and Customization
As you would expect, sleds can incur tremendous amounts of damage during competition. Upgrade or repair sled parts in the Sno-Cross Championship Racing garage.
Choose the best possible equipment for each race and customize your sled like the pros!
Track Editor
Use the Track Editor to change, load, save, or make new tracks. This option provides unlimited racing challenges.
Custom tracks can be saved on your MEMORY CARD and used for single and two-player races.
Controls
L2 BUTTON
BRAKE
L1 BUTTON
REAR VIEW
DIRECTIONAL BUTTONS
STEER LEFT AND RIGHT/LEAN FORWARD & BACK
LEFT ANALOG STICK
STEER LEFT AND RIGHT/LEAN FORWARD & BACK
ANALOG BUTTON
ANALOG ON/OFF
START BUTTON
START/PAUSE
R2 BUTTON
ACCELERATE
R1 BUTTON
REAR VIEW
A BUTTON
CHANGE VIEWPOINT
O BUTTON
TRICK
X BUTTON
ACCELERATE
BUTTON
toggle between the four views
How to Play
Game Menu
Press the X button to select highlighted options. Use the Directional buttons to scroll and change options. Press the ▲ button to return to the previous menu.
You may choose the game mode you want to play. The available modes are:
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Championship
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Single Race
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Time Trial
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Hill Climbing
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Track Editor
Championship
Championships are single player races that consist of competitions at different racing locations throughout the world. To continue in the championship, racers must place 3rd or better in each race of the series.
During the championship, sled parts and upgrades will be available for sale. Players earn money based on their race performance. You can use your money for repairs and upgrades to your sled.
There are three different championship contests: 500cc, 600cc and 700cc. Winning each competition unlocks new sleds and tracks. To proceed to either the 600cc or 700cc levels, you must place first overall in each championship.
Single Race
Race on any available track with 1 or 2 players. Three computer controlled opponents race against you in Single Player mode. Two-Player mode allows two people to compete against each other on a split-screen.
Time Trial
Race against the clock in Single Player mode on any available track. Your best times will be saved to your MEMORY CARD. There will be no opponents racing against you.
Hill Climbing
In Hill Climbing, you get three tries to race up a steep mountainside as quickly as possible. This special game mode is only available once you have completed 500cc Championship.
Sled Selection Menu
Initially, there are four 500cc Class sleds to choose, each with different configurations. Once you have chosen a sled, enter your initials (up to three characters in length). In two-player mode, both players may select the same sled.
600cc Class sleds are only accessible once the 500cc Class championship has been successfully completed. Likewise, the 700cc Class sleds are only accessible once the 600cc Class championship has been successfully completed.
Make sure to take a good look at the different configurations of each sled. The decision between engine performance and weight could prove crucial for the outcome of a race.
These are the different characteristics of the sleds:
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Disp./CC
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Number of cylinders
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Cooling system
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Exhaust
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Front suspension
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Ski type
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Rear suspension
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Weight
Track Selection
Choose your preferred race track. More tracks will become available as you progress through the game.
A weather icon and track map will be shown to aid your selection. As with the accessible tracks, more weather types and track conditions will become available as you successfully progress through the game.
When playing in championship mode, you must also choose a difficulty setting of either 500cc Class (easiest), 600cc Class or 700cc Class (hardest). More challenging difficulty settings will include harsher weather conditions and night races with limited sight.
Computer opponents will become more and more skilled as you progress in Sno-Cross Championship Racing. 600cc Class is only accessible once the 500cc Class championship has been completed. 700cc Class is only accessible once the 600cc Class championship has been completed.
The Garage
As the player progresses in championship mode, the more money he/she will earn. The money is used to repair or buy caterpillar tracks, engines, front & back suspensions and skis.
In championship mode and before each visit to a track, you are given the opportunity to change the set up of your bike. You may change caterpillar track, engine, front suspension, back suspension and skis if you have the money to either buy or repair them.
Caterpillar Track
Choose a caterpillar track according to the track surface you will be racing on. This will give you better acceleration and grip.
Engine
The stronger the engine, the higher performance you gain in speed and acceleration of the sled. However, note that high performance engines tend to be heavier than standard engines. This could cause your sled to sink deeper into the snow, making it harder to steer.
Front & Back Suspension
When choosing among suspension options, consider that harder suspension means better grip on a flatter, tarmac-based or hard-packed snow-covered track. This happens because the sled spends more time in contact with the ground, resulting in more engine power usage.
The downside of choosing hard suspension is that any impact from heavy landings has to be absorbed by the player. Soft suspension, on the other hand, absorbs impact and gives increased control but makes the sled jumpier. This results in less efficiency for the engine, thus lowering the acceleration and overall speed.
Skis
Sled skis are as important as the wheels on a racing car. A low grip ski is good to use in deep snow since the ski sinks through the soft snow and maintains good grip. A high grip ski is very useful on ice, tarmac and hard packed snow, but decreases sled speed.
Trick List
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Seat spank: LEFT ($10)
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Snow surf: UP, DOWN, HOLD ($10)
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Fist (J): UP ($20)
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No hands [J]: DOWN ($20)
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Hands behind head (J): RIGHT, HOLD ($30)
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Legs up (J): UP, UP ($30)
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Seat stand (J): LEFT, DOWN ($30)
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Heel to heel (J): LEFT, LEFT
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