Rallisport Challenge
 Platform: Xbox
 Players: 1-4
 Music Support: Yes

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I.     Version History/Introduction
II.    Basic Controls
III.   Co-Driver Pace Notes
IV.    Menus
         Option Menu
         Race Options Menu
         Pause Menu
V.     Game Modes
VI.    Car List
VII.   Track List
VIII.  Credits

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I. Version History/Introduction

3/28/02 - FAQ Up hope to update with Car Descriptions, Class Descriptions
and Race Type Descriptions. Version .90


Rallying Like Mother Nature Intended

Get Rallisport Challenge and experience the white-knuckle thrill of
hard-driving, off-road rally action.  Test your nerve and skill against the
worst Mother Nature can throw at you - as you compete for global domination
in the machines you've have always wanted to drive

Rallying means sliding into hard turns on loose surfaces, losing and
regaining traction, and mastering terrain that no ordinary machine would
dare attempt.  While a novice racer can slide into a tight turn, an
experienced rally racer learns to drift the car sideways through a turn to
shave precious milliseconds off the clock.

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II. Basic Controls

The controls stated here are the default settings but they can be adjusted
between two other control setups through the Options Menu.

Driving Controls:

Left/Right              Moving Analog Stick Left/Right or D-pad
Accelerate*             Right Trigger
Brake*/Reverse*         Left Trigger
Emergency Brake         A Button
Down Shift              B Button (Only for selected manual transmission)
Up Shift                X Button (Only for selected manual transmission)

*=Pressure Sensitive (Harder hold better performance)

System Controls:

Change Camera View      Y Button
Look Back               Black Button
Reset Car on Track      White Button
Pause/Resume            Start Button
Cancel/Return           Black Button

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III. Co-Driver Pace Notes

Bank            A wall of dirt.
Banks           The road leans to one side.
Bumps           A small but noticeable mound in the track.
Careful         General road conditions ahead require careful driving.
Caution         ! Will be followed by a specific obstacle to carefully do.
Ditch           A trench in the ground, usually described as inside or out.
Don't Cut       A warning not to take a shortcut through terrain may be hazard.
Easy Turn       A mild turn to left or right. Very little or no braking.
Exposure        Road runs along the edge of a cliff or steep drop off.
Fence           Indicated as located inside of out.
Gravel          Road surface changes to gravel
Hairpin Turn    An extremely turn that requires expert braking to negotiate.
Hard Turn       A severe turn to the left or right that requires braking.
Inside          Located on the inside of a curve (rocks etc.)
Into            A turn that leads directly to another turn
Long            A Long: Turn, Straightway etc.
Medium Turn     A more difficult turn that may require braking or skidding.
Mud             Road surface changes to mud.
Narrows         Path in road will become narrow requiring precision driving.
Onto            A new road surface.
Opens           A curve that becomes less severe before straightening.
Outside         Located on the outside of a curve (rocks, people etc.)
Over Bride      Prepare to cross-upcoming bridge.
Over Crest      Incline in elevation like a hill.
Over finish     The finish line (Never stop accelerating)
Over Jump       A ramp or severe bump in road causing significant air.
Rocks           Indicated as inside or out of a curve.
Sand            Road surface changes to sand.
Square Turn     90-degree turn to left or right requires moderate braking.
Tarmac          Road surface changes to tarmac (asphalt, concrete?)
Tightens        Curve that becomes more severe before straightening.
Tight Hairpin Turn      Extremely difficult and the most severe turn.
Trees           Indicated as located inside or out of a curve.

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IV. Menus

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Option Menu
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Controller Settings - The controller setting menu lets you choose a
preferred button configuration for your acceleration, brakes, gearshift, and
steering.  However, no matter which you choose, navigating the menus will
always use A/Start buttons to select and B/Back to backtrack through
previously viewed menus. To scroll through your controller options, press
right or left on your D-pad and then press A to accept your choice or B to
back out of it.

You also have the option to turn off the controller vibration here.

Display Option - You can configure your HUD or select which camera angles
are available during the game.

To configure your HUD - Select configure HUD from the Display Options menu
and then press A.  To change the options, highlight the option you wish to
alter, press a, and then press right or left on the D-pad to accept your
choice.

       Gauge Type-Select an analog or digital display
       Driving Aids-Select, a map or pace notes as your preferred visual driving
aid type or             turn aids off.
       Speedometer-Select MPH or KPH.
       Reset To Default-Sets everything to factory defaults.

To configure your camera angles - Select camera options from the Display
Options menu, and then press A.  Highlight the camera angle you wish to turn
on or off and press A. Press A again to select your choice. You can toggle
through your selected camera angles during a race by pressing the Y button.

Music Playlist

Add music to your list-Highlight your wanted song in the left column you
want to add and press A to add the song to your playlist. Songs in right
column are active songs.

Remove music from your list-Highlight that unwanted song in the right column
and press A to remove the song from your playlist.

Sound Options

Master Volume   Adjust the overall volume of all sounds at once
Music           Music volume
Engine          Volume of this can be very helpful if using manual tranny.
Speech          Volume of co-drive to hear valuable navigational tips
Environment     Cheering crowds volume

View Records-View Records to reminisce over your best times.
Credits-Meet team behind Rallisport Challenge

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Race Option Menu
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This is available before every race and is very useful for different tracks
of different surface and if it has many turns.

Transmission    Choose either automatic or manual
Tyres           Choose from tarmac, intermediate, gravel, snow, or ice tyres.
Car Settings    Tweak cars performance
-Suspension     Soft to avoid damage medium or hard for precision driving.
-Gear Radio     Short for quick acceleration medium or long for higher speed.
-Power Ratio    Where you want the power. Front more traction Middle or Rear.
-Brake Balance  Where you want the braking. Front, Middle or Rear
-Steering       Loose or Tight steering

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Pause Menu
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Most of the options here are found in the full options menu.

Continue Race   Return to exact place as where paused
Configure HUD   Select onscreen visuals
Camera Options  Select camera angels you want on or off
Sound Options   Adjust sound/volume of everything
Restart         Restart current race. Not available during career racing.
Retire          Quit current race.

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V. Game Modes

       Career-Everyone has to start somewhere.  You will start in the Pro circuit
with a limited selection of cars.  From there, you will have to race to
prove yourself and unlock new cars and tougher events. Each event consists
of several stages, but you don't need to win every stage to win the event.
Every time you finish a stage, you earn points to rank higher.  You also can
earn points but achieving a high top speed, excellent lap time, and avoiding
car damage.  After each event your points are totaled up and added to your
overall total, bringing you closer to qualifying for anew event class and
unlocking new cars. As you progress through the different race classes-Pro,
Expert, Classic and Unlimited-you'll unlock groups of cars that help you
stay competitive.  Consistently superior racers will be rewarded with
special bonus cars.

       Single Race-Single Race Mode lets you compete simultaneously against three
computer-controller opponents on any unlocked tracks. Tough these races will
not contribute to your point total, you can use Sing Races to sharpen your
skills against the computer, or to just get in a quick race without entering
a Career Event.

       Time Attack-Time Attack Mode allows you to race, undistracted, on the
unlocked track of your choice. Your co-drive will still be there to give you
navigational cues (rally and Hill Climb races only), but no other racers
will be present, and you won't gain any points to use for unlocking new cars
and events. Time attack also gives you the opportunity to save your best
runs in the form of a ghost, which you can race against to improve your
skills and times. After completing a Time Attack, you can save your new
ghost to the Xbox hard drive. You can load these ghosts later to race
repeatedly. Track records will always be saved to The Xbox hard drive, but
you can only create ghosts in Time Attack Mode.

       Multiplayer-Some race for glory. Some race for the money. However, for
others, there's nothing like the sheer thrill of humiliating your friends.
Up to four players can compete simultaneously in a multiplayer race. From
the game menu select Multiplayer. RSC will automatically detect the number
of controllers and make the same number of slots available for racing.
Unused controller ports will be ignored and those slots will be close for
the race. Once the race is joined, all players get the chance to optimize
their car settings. The played who fist entered Multiplayer Mode from the
game menu gets the added options of determining the number of laps in the
race, and where or the Time Elimination option is enabled. With this option
enabled anyone who drives more than 30 seconds behind the leader will e
dropped from the race.

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VI. Car List

This is the list of cars available in the game. First 8 Cars are available
in the beggining the rest you have to unlock in the Career Mode. Last three
specifications are out of 12.

Ford Escort
       Hp: 312 HP
   Torque: 610 NM
   Weight: 1230 KG
Wheeldrive: 4WD
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10 out of 12
 Handling: 9 out of 12
   Accele: 8 out of 12

Volkswagon Beetle
       Hp: 204 HP
   Torque: 271 NM
   Weight: 1000 KG
Wheeldrive: 4WD
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 9
   Accele: 7

Toyota Corolla
       Hp: 300 HP
   Torque: 510 NM
   Weight: 1230 KG
Wheeldrive: 4WD
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 10
   Accele: 7

Peugeot 306
       Hp: 275 HP
   Torque: 454 NM
   Weight: 960 KG
Wheeldrive: Front Wheel Drive
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 8
   Accele: 9

Mitsibishi Lance Evo VI
       Hp: 300 HP
   Torque: 691 NM
   Weight: 1230 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 10
   Accele: 8

Subaru Impreza
       Hp: 247 HP
   Torque: 331 NM
   Weight: 1340 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 9
   Accele: 7

Ford Focus
       Hp: 300 HP
   Torque: 549 NM
   Weight: 1230 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 9
   Accele: 8

Peugeto 206
       Hp: 300 HP
   Torque: 534 NM
   Weight: 1230 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 11
   Accele: 7

^Cars Above Are Available At The Beggining^

Saab 93
       Hp: 540 HP
   Torque: 630 NM
   Weight: 1100 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 12
   Accele: 9

Opel Astra
       Hp: 510 HP
   Torque: 658 NM
   Weight: 1120 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 12
   Accele: 9

Ford Focus
       Hp: 526 HP
   Torque: 728 NM
   Weight: 1120 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 5
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 11
   Accele: 9

Citroen Xsara
       Hp: 510 HP
   Torque: 681 NM
   Weight: 1120 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 5
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 11
   Accele: 8

Misibishi Lance Evo 65
       Hp: 330 HP
   Torque: 488 NM
   Weight: 1230 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 5
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 10
   Accele: 9

Subaru Impreza
       Hp: 300 HP
   Torque: 476 NM
   Weight: 1230 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 10
   Accele: 9

Lancia Delta
       Hp: 345 HP
   Torque: 450 NM
   Weight: 1149 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 8
   Accele: 9

Nissan Skyline
       Hp: 850 HP
   Torque: 1302 NM
   Weight: 1540 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 8
   Accele: 9

Metro GR4
       Hp: 410 HP
   Torque: 504 NM
   Weight: 1030 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 5
    Speed: 10
 Handling: 9
   Accele: 8

Peugeot 205
       Hp: 500 HP
   Torque: 499 NM
   Weight: 910 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 5
    Speed: 11
 Handling: 9
   Accele: 10

Audi Quattro
       Hp: 530 HP
   Torque: 790 NM
   Weight: 1298 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 5
    Speed: 11
 Handling: 8
   Accele: 10

Lancia Delta
       Hp: 550 HP
   Torque: 686 NM
   Weight: 970 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 5
    Speed: 11
 Handling: 8
   Accele: 10

Peugeot 405
       Hp: 520 HP
   Torque: 637 NM
   Weight: 880 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 12
 Handling: 10
   Accele: 11

Audi Quattro
       Hp: 600 HP
   Torque: 590 NM
   Weight: 1298 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 5
    Speed: 12
 Handling: 9
   Accele: 10

Suzuki Grand Vitara
       Hp: 981 HP
   Torque: 931 NM
   Weight: 800 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 6
    Speed: 12
 Handling: 10
   Accele: 11

Toyota Tacoma
       Hp: 850 HP
   Torque: 755 NM
   Weight: 885 KG
Wheeldrive: 4
    Gears: 5
    Speed: 12
 Handling: 9
   Accele: 11

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VII. Track List

Safari Tracks:

 SS-1
    Surface: 84% Sand 16% Tarmac
    Length: 5.6 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 SS-2
    Surface: 100% Sand
    Length: 5 Kilometes
    Elevation: 28 Meters

 SS-3
    Surface: 80% Tarmac 20% Sand
    Length: 4.2 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 SS-4
    Surface: 100% Sand
    Length: 5.4 Kilometes
    Elevation: -42 Meters

 SS-5
    Surface: 78% Sand 22% Tarmac
    Length: 3.9 Kilometers
    Elevation: -2 Meters

 SS-6
    Surface: 78% Sand 22% Tarmac
    Length: 3.9 Kilometers
    Elevation: 2 Meters

Pacific Tracks:

 SS-1
    Surface: 100% Mud
    Length: 3.7 Kilometers
    Elevation: 12 Meters

 SS-2
    Surface: 100% Mud
    Length: 5.3 Kilometers
    Elevation: -82 Meters

 SS-3
    Surface: 100% Mud
    Length:  4.2 Kilometers
    Elevation: -6 Meters

 SS-4
    Surface: 100% Mud
    Length: 3 Kilometers
    Elevation: .9 Meters

 SS-5
    Surface: 100% Mud
    Length: 4.6 Kilometers
    Elevation: 1 Meter

 SS-6
    Surface: 79% Mud 21% Tarmac
    Length: 3.9 Kilomters
    Elevation: -21 Meters

Mediterranean Tracks:

 SS-1
    Surface: 26% Gravel 74% Tarmac
    Length: 3.1 Kilometers
    Elevation: 93 Meters

 SS-2
    Surface: 16% Gravel 84% Tarmac
    Length: 4.9 Kilometers
    Elevation: -97 Meters

 SS-3
    Surface: 24% Gravel 76% Tarmac
    Length: 3.4 Kilometers
    Elevation: -148 Meters

 SS-4
    Surface: 18% Gravel 82% Tarmac
    Length: 4.4 Kilometers
    Elevation: 58 Meters

 SS-5
    Surface: 100% Tarmac
    Length: 3.4 Kilometers
    Elevation: -10 Meters

 SS-6
    Surface: 100% Tarmac
    Length: 3.4 Kilometers
    Elevation: 10 Meters

Hillclimb Tracks:

 Vista Peak Base
    Surface: 100% Gravel
    Length: 3.6 Kilometers
    Elevation: 299 Meters

 Vista Peak Ridge
    Surface: 100% Gravel
    Length: 4.1 Kilometers
    Elevation: 289 Meters

 Vista Peak Summit
    Surface: 100% Gravel
    Length: 3.2 Kilometers
    Elevation:  194 Meters

 Mt Kiwi Base
    Surface: 100% Gravel
    Length: 3.9 Kilometers
    Elevation: 293 Meters

 Mt Kiwi Ridge
    Surface: 100% Gravel
    Length: 3.8 Kilometers
    Elevation: 462 Meters

 Mt Kiwi Summit
    Surface: 100% Gravel
    Length: 3.3 Kilometers
    Elevation: 411 Meters

 Koeing Base
    Surface: 100% Icy Tarmac
    Length: 4.3 Kilometers
    Elevation: 306 Meters

 Koeing Ridge
    Surface: 100% Icy Tarmac
    Length: 3.9 Kilometers
    Elevation: 417 Meters

 Koeing Mt Summit
    Surface: 100% Icy Tarmac
    Length: 4.2 Kilometers
    Elevation: 284 Meters

Ice Racing:

 North Hill Circuit
    Surface: 100% Ice
    Length: 1.3 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 North Hill Speedway
    Surface: 100% Ice
    Length: 1.3 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 Frost Ridge 1
    Surface: 100% Ice
    Length: 1.1 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 Frost Ridge 2
    Surface: 100% Ice
    Length: .9 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 Lake Bauer Short
    Surface: 100% Ice
    Length: 1.2 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 Lake Bauer
    Surface: 100% Ice
    Length:  1.9 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

Rallycross Tracks:

 Lake Point Ring
    Surface: 61% Gravel 39% Tarmac
    Length: 2.5 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 Lake Point Course
    Surface: 61% Gravel 39% Tarmac
    Length: 2.6 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 Deer Park
    Surface: 75% Gravel 25% Tarmac
    Length: 1.6 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 Deer Park Raceway
    Surface: 53% Gravel 47% Tarmac
    Length: 1.8 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 Petersfield
    Surface: 62% Mud 38% Tarmac
    Length: 1.9 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

 Petersfield Circuit
    Surface: 46% Mud 54% Tarmac
    Length: 1.5 Kilometers
    Elevation: 0 Meters

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VIII. Credits

Thanks to:

Bill Gates making the Xbox.
Rallisport manual
CjayC for an awesome site.
In addition, me of course.

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