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Shift + Escape
| Start | Left Ctrl |
| Escape | Esc |
| Move Up | Up |
| Move Down | Down |
| Move Right | Right |
| Move Left | Left |
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Sports-Simulation | Commodore 64 | 1989 | Codemasters
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© 2005 The Codemasters Software Company Limited ("Codemasters"). All rights reserved. "Codemasters"® and the Codemasters logo are registered trademarks owned by Codemasters. "Rally Cross Simulator"⢠and featured game titles are trademarks of Codemasters. All other copyrights, trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners and are being used by Codemasters under license.
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Controls
Mastering the controls in Rally Cross Simulator can be a bit of a challenge. While most racing games have you pressing fire to accelerate while pressing in the appropriate direction to steer, in this game the direction you press is the direction you will move -- there are no gas and brake buttons.
Hazards
Rally Cross Simulator is played from a top-down perspective. In addition to having to deal with tight turns and the other racers, hazards, such as oil slicks and pools of water, will send your rally car spinning out of control or slowing it down to a crawl. If you veer too far of the track and go out of bounds, your car will automatically stop and be reset on the track -- losing precious seconds in the process.
Pit Stops
Each course features a pit stop where you can pull in and manage your rally car’s resources (fuel, oil, water). Once you’ve pulled into the pit, the screen will change to a menu where you must quickly move the pointer to the item you want to fix or refill. The counter will continue to tick on as you do so. You can also apply points for special items, such as gas cans, bumpers and turbo.
Tip: Controls
Coming to grips with the game’s controls is a big challenge. Doing so while playing against computer-controlled opponents makes this even more difficult, as they oftentimes will crash into you and send you careening into the sides of the track. To practice, choose the two-player option but leave the second player at the starting line, allowing you to learn the track by yourself.
Tip: Pit Stops
Keep an eye on your rally car’s resources. The bars next to the counter represent your car’s fuel, oil and water. If they start to get dangerously low, make sure to hit the pit as soon as you can.
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