Uniracers
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(Super Nintendo - US, Racing)
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Developed by:
DMA Design
Published by:
Nintendo
Released On:
01 Jan 1994
Uniracers , released in 1994 for the Super Nintendo, is a racing game that combines platform-based high-speed racing with crazy stunts and tricks.
The story revolves around performing tricks to increase speed and earning style points on specific levels. The game takes place in areas designed solely for stunts, where players must navigate through the course without an opponent, focusing on completing the level within a set time limit.
Gameplay involves controlling a unicycle as it speeds along tracks, with the goal of reaching the finish line first. Tricks performed and landed during the race increase speed, while style points earned in stunt levels contribute to overall scores.
The unique blend of racing and platforming elements makes Uniracers an entertaining experience. With its challenging yet rewarding gameplay, it's a must-play for fans of high-speed racing and stunt-based action.
UPC-A:
045496830328 (United States)
Part #:
SNS-4L (USA)
Nintendo Media PN:
SNS-4L-USA (United States)
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Number of Players Supported:
1-2 Players
Miscellaneous Attributes:
Battery Backed RAM
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
*Uniracers* is a 2D side-scrolling racing game set in an abstract, neon-colored universe populated by sentient, speed-obsessed unicycles. Players control these lively cycles to compete in high-speed races and perform stunts across various parallel-dimension tracks, striving to defeat ghostly competitors. Ultimately, players must master the tracks to summon and defeat the legendary Anti-Uni, the ultimate racing champion of their layered reality.
Story
The Legend of the Uniracers
The Sun didn't rise, the Moon didn't set. Fluffy clouds failed to make any sort of appearance and the night wasn't dark and stormy. Nobody was silhouetted against a backdrop of stars and the burning fires of the dawn sky somehow never had a chance. There were no such things, you see. Not in the Universe of the Uniracers.
But heck, that's the way it goes sometimes. There were far more important things to work up a sweat about than some pretty scenery. Racing for one thing, for another.... well that was it, just racing. It was the whole purpose of the Uniracers.
The Origin of the Cycles
Far in the past, or what passed for the past, some great and powerful Unigod looked across the abstract Universe and realised that his boredom went right off the scale. He was through with creating a planet here, an asteroid there. What's more he was trying to impress a young goddess who thought that he lacked a creative imagination.
So after a timeless interval locked in the celestial equivalent of a cupboard, with an endless supply of Turbo-Strength Coffee, he came up with the idea of a race of Unicycles who would compete in the ultimate games! What's more, it would really break the ice at parties.
Such is the legend told by Unicycles when they slow down enough to talk to each other (well sometimes), although no-one seems to know whether the Unigod actually won over the young goddess and lived happily ever after. In fact if you stopped a Unicycle and asked, you'd find that none of them really cared. It's RACING that's the thing.
The Ghostly Competitors
So the Uniracers came into being and, boy, were they racing machines or what?!?! An entire race of dedicated cycles. Sure enough they got right into their role and raced all the time in the abstract days and neon nights of their Universe. And so it went for a long, long time.
But there is something else, too. Even when a Unicycle couldn't find a racing partner, out of the abstract blue would turn up a Ghostly cycle to provide a race by which to measure themselves. The Ghosts never talk, never hang about to see what happens.
Some call them the free spirits of cycles that lost important races and were condemned to race forever to prove themselves. Others claim that they are the personal cycles of that old Unigod, used to make sure the rest of them keep on track.
The Anti-Uni
And at the very end of the "day" in whispers, is told the tale of the Anti-Uni, the ultimate racer whom no-one can find, no-one but the very greatest of all. Become the very height of racing excellence and the Anti-Uni will come to challenge you...
Theory of Uniraces
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Each UniWorld, numbered 0 through 3, is essentially the same world but with a different label applied.
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The difference comes from the four worlds existing in parallel tracts of spacetime.
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The four-dimensional "world-line" of a literal world is called a Themed World (for example, pyrokinetic themes exist for all four instances of a single world through the aforementioned dimensional space).
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The overall theory of the Uniracers' Universe is that of a layered reality where tracks and worlds, themes and Unicycles exist as a separate abstraction layer overlaid on top of normal three-dimensional curved spacetime.
Technical Notes
The manifestation of such a layer into our perceived Universe is made possible by cutting a slice out of this abstraction layer, converting it to digital bit-slices and rendering it on a display device such as a television set or monitor.
This is the function performed by the SNES. It resonates in a similar manner to a radio tuner and can pick up the emitted "reality waves".
How to Play
Plugging In
Make sure the power is off. Press the Unirally Gamepak firmly into the Super NES.
Powering Up
Switch the Super NES on. If successful, you should see the title screen.
Bits 'n' Pieces
The Unirally Gamepak has a battery backed memory to keep saved races intact. Do not switch the Super NES on and off very rapidly, as the contents of the battery memory stand a big chance of being deleted.
Can't Wait?
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Move the arrow to 1P.
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Press any of the A, B, or Start buttons.
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Press any of them again to select the first Unicycle you come across.
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Wait a second or so to start.
How to Play
Unirally is a race where the point is to be the first across the finishing line. Every race is run on a Track, which can be one of three types: Race, Circuit, and Stunt.
Screen Layout
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Time Indicator: Shows your current race time.
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Laps Completed: Shows your progress on circuit tracks (e.g., 2/5).
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Chevron: A boomerang-shaped indicator that flashes in the direction you are lagging. More chevrons indicate a greater distance to catch up.
Playing Area
The Unicycle can be controlled both on the ground and in the air. When in the air, stunts can be performed to make you go faster.
Things That Could Be Important
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In a 1P game, you play against a "Ghost Unicycle."
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In a League, the SNES chooses the order in which players compete. Members of the League will be paired based on ability or chosen randomly.
Selection Menus
Use the Crosskeys to move the arrow around the screen and press B to choose a menu item. After making a selection, a screen will briefly appear to show who is playing against whom and on what track.
Player Select
Choose a Unicycle to race with. All Unicycles are a different color. If playing a 2P or VS game, the selection process is repeated.
Pick Your Uni
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MIKE
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ANDREW
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MARTIN
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MELISSA
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AMY
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MALCOLM
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MICHELLE
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COLIN
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DAVE
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TONY
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CAROL
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CRAIG
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KEN
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ROBBIE
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ALICE
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STEVE
Tour Select
There are eight Tours to choose from. Choose a Tour, then select one of the Tracks that comes with it. Each Tour is harder than the last.
Pick Tour
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CRAWLER
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SHUFFLER
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WALKER
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HOPPER
Track Select
Select this menu option to choose which track to play next. You will be presented with a list of five tracks, which will be a mixture of Stunt, Race, and Circuit.
Options Menu
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RECORDS: Takes you to the comprehensive scoring menu.
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DEFINE PLAYER: Scrolls to the Players menu to set up your line-up of friends.
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RENAME PLAYER: Allows you to give your racer a personalized name.
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DEFINE LEAGUE: Scrolls to the League Menu to set up, change, or delete Leagues.
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MAIN MENU: Takes you back to the Main Menu.
Score Screen
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TRACK RECORDS: Shows the all-time track bests and who holds the record for any particular Track. A star in the Player's color indicates Gold, Silver, and Bronze records.
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HIGH SCORES: Displays records for the fastest time, most games won, or most points gained.
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PLAYER SCORES: Shows individual player statistics. Use the up and down controls to cycle through players.
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GROUP TABLES: Allows you to compare the performances of all the Leagues by pressing up and down on the Crosskeys.
High Scores Categories
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MOST WINS
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MOST LOSSES
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MOST RACES
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BEST WIN AVG
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WORST WIN AVG
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TOTAL SCORE
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BEST AVG SC
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WORST AVG SC
Player Scores Display
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PLAYER
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PLAYED
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WON
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LOST
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FAILED
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SCORE
Group Scores Display
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TEAM TONY
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PLAYER
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ANDREW
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MELISSA
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AMY
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MALCOLM
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MICHELLE
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TONY
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KEN
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ALICE
Result Screens
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RACE RESULT: Shows your finishing position. Spinning medals and personal best time awards will appear next to your name for good performance.
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CIRCUIT RESULT: Displays a ball in your Unicycle's color for each lap completed. The lower down on the screen the balls are, the better your lap time was.
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STUNT RESULT: Shows a tally of the different stunts you succeeded in pulling off to determine the winner.
Dragster Complete Results
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PLAYER
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TIME
Laps On Zoom Zoo Results
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PLAYER
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TOTAL
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BEST LAP
Stunt Result Categories
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ROLL
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FLIP
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TWIST
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ZEE
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MEGA
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QUALIFY
Leagues/Players
A League is a team of Unicycles. A Unicycle can be a member of more than one League. A League can have a maximum of 8 Unicycles, and there can be up to six Leagues.
To define a League, go to Options from the Main Menu, then select Define League
Controls
Left
moves the Unicycle left
Right
moves the Unicycle right
Up
does nothing on the ground (has a function in the air)
Down
does nothing on the ground (has a function in the air)
Button B
makes the Unicycle leap into the air
Button Y
slams on the brakes to stop the Unicycle from moving (unless it is in the air)
L
operates differently on the ground; makes the Unicycle rotate if it is in the air
R
operates differently on the ground; makes the Unicycle rotate if it is in the air
Tips & Maps
ROLL
This is where the Unicycle goes saddle-over wheel in a face-forward direction. It is performed by holding down either Button R or L depending on the direction the Unicycle is travelling when in the air.
FLIP
This is rotating backwards from the Unicycle's point of view, achieved by holding down Button L or R depending on the direction of travel.
TWIST
This trick is accomplished by holding down Button A and manipulating the Left and Right cross keys, using Left to Twist Left and Right to Twist Right.
ZEE-FLIP
This is a stunt where the Unicycle doesn't go all the way around but only halfway, depending on the angle you happen to be in at the time.
MEGA
A secret category for stunts that may or may not be in the game, allowing you to get scores on stunts that may or may not actually exist by pressing buttons at random.
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