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Alt + Enter
Pause Game
Shift + Escape
| Start | Numpad Enter |
| Change Mode | Backspace |
| Escape | Esc |
| Accelerate | V |
| Turn Left | Left |
| Turn Right | Right |
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Sports-Simulation | Atari 2600 | 1977 | Atari
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© 2005 Atari Interactive, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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This game is compatible with 64-bit Windows OS
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Controls
Steer your car around opponents and obstacles by moving left and right, and hold the fire button to accelerate. Scores are displayed at the top of the screen, which are color-matched to the vehicle each player controls. Every race lasts two minutes and 16 seconds. Whoever has the most points when the clock runs out is the winner.
Getting Started
Choose from among 27 unique game types with the game select button, then hit game reset to begin. You can play alone against the computer, or with up to four players, each controlling their own vehicle.
Gameplay Modes
Each game type has a few variations, mostly dealing with the number of players and computer opponents. Game one of each type is a single player game, game two is a two-player split screen battle. In game three of each type, two players share the right side of the screen competing against a player on the left. Game four of each type is a four-player game, with two players sharing either side of the screen. There are six game types in total, and some have other sub-variations.
Tip: The Open Road
If you can force your human opponents to crash with computer-controlled cars, you'll have the roadway free for a few seconds. Careful that you don't get into a collision or you'll lose valuable time.
Tip: Dodgem
Even though the obstacles in Dodgem don't move, it's actually trickier to get your opponents to crash without doing it yourself. Try to fake them out by making it look like they're the ones forcing you into an obstacle, then zip away and leave them flattened against a boulder.
Tip: Scoop Ball
Scoop Ball has more strategy than first appears. It's okay to let some balls go, because if your opponent is trying to pick one up behind you, you're free to grab as many as possible up ahead. Let a ball or two go as bait and watch your score climb.
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