Star Wars Racer Revenge
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(Playstation 2 - US, Racing)
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Developed_By:
THQ
Published_By:
LucasArts
Released On:
08 Mar 2002
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The story of Star Wars Racer Revenge takes place in a galaxy far, far away. The evil Empire has stolen the sacred Star Wars artifacts, leaving the Rebel Alliance in disarray. As a skilled pilot, you are recruited by the Rebels to embark on a perilous quest to retrieve the stolen relics and save the galaxy.
The gameplay of Star Wars Racer Revenge is fast-paced and action-packed, with players controlling their starfighters through treacherous asteroid fields, narrow canyon tunnels, and even on the icy surface of Hoth. With a variety of ships to choose from, each with its unique abilities and strengths, you'll need to master your driving skills and make strategic decisions to outmaneuver your opponents.
Star Wars Racer Revenge was released for the PlayStation 2 on 2002 , offering a thrilling racing experience set in the beloved Star Wars universe.
UPC-A:
0023272998448 (Germany)
Part #:
SLES-50366 (Germany)
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
PlayStation®2 Computer Entertainment System Setup
Set up your PlayStation®2 system according to its Instruction Manual. Ensure the MAIN POWER switch (on the back of the console) is turned on.
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Press the standby/RESET button.
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When the power indicator lights up, press the (OPEN) button to open the disc tray.
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Place the Star Wars Racer Revenge disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up.
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Press the (OPEN) button again to close the disc tray.
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Attach game controllers and other peripherals as appropriate.
PlayStation®2 Components
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MAIN POWER switch (Located on the back of unit)
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disc tray
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RESET button
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(OPEN) button
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controller ports 1 & 2
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USB connector
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S400 i.LINK connector
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MEMORY CARD slot 1
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MEMORY CARD slot 2
Star Wars® Racer Revenge™ supports the PlayStation®2 DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller and the Memory Card (8 MB) (for PlayStation®2) for saving progress.
To experience the two-player Versus mode, a second controller must be plugged into a controller port.
PREPARING To Race
Upon starting Star Wars Racer Revenge, the Main Menu screen is displayed. If a memory card is not inserted, a warning screen will appear, indicating that progress cannot be saved. While not required, a memory card is strongly recommended, especially for Tournament mode.
Main Menu Options
Once at the Main Menu, use the directional buttons to scroll between options. Press the X button to select an option.
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Single Play
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Versus mode (requires two controllers)
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Tournament Mode
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Options
Most players should attempt Tournament mode first, as it is the only way to unlock additional tracks and Podracers. Single Play and Versus modes initially have four tracks and eight Podracers available. Additional tracks and characters become available as they are unlocked in Tournament mode.
SINGLE PLAY
Single Play mode is for one-time races against opponents, open-ended practice runs, and Time Trials. In Time Trials, you attempt to beat your best time on a track.
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Press the X button when "Single Play" is highlighted on the Main Menu to select it.
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You will then be brought to the Podracer Selection screen.
VERSUS MODE
If two controllers are plugged into the PlayStation®2, you can select this option for head-to-head split-screen racing combat.
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Press the X button when "Versus mode" is highlighted on the Main Menu to select it.
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You will then be brought to the Podracer Selection screen.
You can toggle between horizontal and vertical split-screen play on the Options Menu.
TOURNAMENT
Star Wars Racer Revenge Tournament mode pits you against the best Podracers in the galaxy. Your goal is to win the Boonta Eve Classic. Before entering that race, you must prove yourself on three circuits against various opponents.
You must place third or better in every race to keep progressing. Your final placement in each circuit is determined in the last race of the circuit, which is a Title Race. You can re-race the final race to improve your placement.
Tournament Rewards
Placing well in races earns valuable truguts, which can be used to upgrade your Podracer. Truguts are also earned by knocking out (KOing) opponents while racing.
Tournament mode allows you to unlock new tracks and Podracers for Single Player and Versus mode. Tracks are unlocked as you reach them in Tournament mode. Podracers are unlocked if you beat them or take them out on the course where they are identified as the Track Favorite.
You begin with the four Track Favorites from the first circuit already unlocked as playable characters. Initially, you can start a Tournament career with the first eight available Podracers. As you unlock additional Podracers, you can start their careers too, but you will begin their careers back at the first race.
Each Podracer in the game has a separate career; your Tournament progress with one character cannot be transferred to another. To finish the Tournament, you must play through every race with the same character.
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If you are interested in Tournament mode, highlight it and press the X button.
Podracer Selection
After selecting a game mode, you will reach the Podracer Selection screen. Eight Podracers are available at the start, and this number grows as you unlock additional characters in Tournament mode.
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Use the directional buttons to scroll through available Podracers.
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Press the X button to select your Podracer.
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In Versus mode, Player 1 selects a Podracer first, followed by Player 2.
If playing in Tournament mode, the Podracer Selection screen also shows each Podracer's current career progress.
TOURNAMENT MODE: CAREER INFO
If you are playing in Tournament Mode, after selecting a Podracer, the Career Info screen will appear. This screen details your current Podracer statistics, available truguts for upgrades, and your Tournament progress.
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Press the Square button to enter Watto's Garage.
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Press the X button to continue to track selection.
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Press the Triangle button to revert back to the Change Career screen.
TRACK SELECTION
After selecting a Podracer, you will be brought to the Track Selection screen.
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For Single Player and Versus modes, only the four Amateur Circuit tracks are initially available.
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Players in Tournament mode will be limited to racing the first track on the Amateur Circuit, The Mos Espa Open. The next
Controls
directional buttons
Steering Press left or right to turn Podracer.
left analog stick
steers your Podracer.
X button
Gas Press and hold for acceleration.
Square button
Air Brake Press and hold to slow down.
Triangle button
Camera Cycle Toggle between camera modes.
Circle button
Rear View Press and hold to switch camera to look back at opponents.
R2 button
Boost Press and hold for boost.
R1 button
Power Slide Allows you to make sharp turns at high speeds.
L2 button
Repair Press and hold to repair.
L1 button
Combat Camera Press and hold to pull camera back for wider view.
SELECT button
Reset If you get stuck, press this to bring your Podracer back onto the track.
START button
Pause Pause game.
Enemies & Characters
Anakin Skywalker
Eight years after the events of Episode 1, Anakin is looking to put Sebulba in his place once again.
Sebulba
Losing the Boonta Eve Classic to a human-and a boy, at that-has been eating away at Sebulba for the past eight years. This time, he intends to settle the score and eliminate Anakin Skywalker once and for all.
Dud Bolt
Recently ousted as Sebulba's coveted bodyguard, Dud is looking to show his old master who is really boss.
Ody Mandrell
Still fuming over a pit droid mishap that caused him to forfeit the Boonta Eve Classic eight years ago, Ody is hoping for better luck this time.
Teemto Pagalies
Teemto has the dubious distinction of having had a relationship with Sebulba's former masseuse. Sebulba will surely have Teemto square in his sights this time around.
Occo Ninebar
Exiled from his aquatic homeworld, Occo must race in a water-filled bubble. He knows he can only return home if he becomes a champion.
Shrivel Braittrand
A former Podracer mechanic, Shrivel is now on his own and has a brand new and highly maneuverable vehicle.
Ben Quadinaros
Hailing from Toong, Ben Quadinaros is known for not being particularly aggressive, but his Podracer's instability makes him dangerous to pass.
Aldar Beedo
Recently instated as Sebulba's bodyguard, look for him to always be near his boss.
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