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M.ltfDendIKJliIndIIItfriiUSA N FOG RA M ES WARNINGS Read Before Using Your Sega Dreamcast Video Game System CAUTION CONTENTS Anyone who uses the Sega Dreamcast should read the operating manual for die software and console before operating them. A responsible adult should read these manuals together with any minors who will use the Sega Dreamcast before ilia minor uses it. HEALTH AND EPILEPSY WARNING Power Up . ..2 Some small number ol people are susceptible to epileptic seizures or loss of consciousness when exposed to certain flashing lights or light patterns that they encounter in everyday life, such as those in certain television images or video games. These seizures or loss of Sega Dreamcast Controller.3 consciousness may occur even if Ihe person has never had an epileptic seizure. II you or anyone in your family has ever had symptoms related to epilepsy when exposed to flashing lights, consult your doctor prior to using Jump Pack.3 Sega Dreamcast. In all cases, parents should monitor the use of video games by their children. If any player experiences dizziness, blurred vision, eye or Factory Standard Driving Controls .4 muscle twitches, loss of consciousness, disorientation, any involuntary movement or convulsion, IMMEDIATELY DISCONTINUE USE AND CONSULT YOUF DOCTOR BEFORE RESUMING PLAY. Race Controller .. 5 To reduce the possibility of such symptoms, the operator must follow these safety precautions at ail times when using Sega Dreamcast: Arcade Stick. q * Sit a minimum of 6,5 leet away from the television screen. This should be as far as the length of the controller cable. * Do not play if you are tired or have not had much sleep. Main Menu .7 * Make sure that the room in which you are playing has all the lights on and is well lit. * Stop playing video games for at least ten lo twenty minutes por hour. This w?!l rest your eyes, nee*:, arms and fingers so that ypu can Practice. 7 continue comfortahly playing Ihe game in the future. Race Menu . 3 OPERATING PRECAUTIONS To prevenl personal injury, property damage or malfunction: Tournament Wagering System.9 * Before removing disc, be sure It has stopped spinning. * The Sega Dreamcast GD-FtOM disc is intended for use exclusively on die Sega Dreamcast video game system. Do not use this disc In Two Player Race .. n anything other than a Sega Dreamcast Console, especially not in a CD player, * Do not allow fingerprints or dirt on either side of thg disc. Options.. * Avoid bending die disc. Do not touch, smudge or scratch its surface. - Do not modify or enlarge ihe center hole of the disc or use a disc that is cracked, modified or repaired with adhesive tape. High Scores . 14 * Do net write on or apply anything to either side of Ihe disc. * Store ihe disc in its original case and do not expose it to high temperature and humidity. Load/Save.14 * Do net leave Ihe disc in direct sunlight or near a radiator or other sou re e of heat. Visual Displays. i@ * Use lens cleaner and a soft dry cloth to clean disc, wiping gently from the center to the edge. Never use chemicals such as benzene and paint thinner to clean disc. Accessing Cars & Tracks.17 PROJECTION TELEVISION WARNING Credits.is Still pictures or images may cause permanent picture tube damage or mark the phosphor of the CRT. Avoid repeated or extended use of video games on large-screen projection televisions. Customer and Technical Support .20 SEGA DREAMCAST VIDEO GAME USE This GD-RQM can only be used with the Sega Dreamcast video game system. Do not attempt to play this GD-RGM cm any other CD player- doing so may damage the headphones and/or speakers. This game is licensed for home play on the Sega Dreamcast video game system only. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, rental. Or public performance of this game is a violation of applicable laws. The characters and events portrayed in this game are purely fictional. Any similarity to other persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Power Up SEGA DREAMCAST HARDWARE UNIT Sega Dreamcast Controller There are five different controller con- sega dreamcastcontbouer Make sure your Sega figurations available. The default Dreamcast™ is properly Button Settings are described on the set-up and ready to go. next page. For more information, refer to the Instruction Note: Never touch the Analog Thumb Manual that came with Pad or Triggers DR while turning the your Sega Dreamcast. Control Pons Sega Dreamcast power ON. Doing so Use these ports to connect the Sega OraameasrCaiuroltar di other peripheral Equipment., Open the Disc Door by From leftlfl right arc Conlrol fori A, Control Port Br Control Port C, find Conlrol Port D. may disrupt the controller Initialization pressing the Open Use each port to connect controllers for payers l to 4 respectively. procedure and result in malfunction. If Button and insert your the Analog Thumb Pad or Triggers L7R Test Drive 6™ Sega Dreamcast Specific Disc. Shut the Disc Door. are accidentally moved while turning the Sega Dreamcast power ON, * Press the Power Button to start your Sega Dreamcast. immediately turn the power OFF and then ON seg a dreamcast jump pack™ * Follow the on-screen instructions. again making sure not to touch the controller.
Test Drive 6 is a 1 to 2-player game. Before turning the Sega Dreamcast Jump Pack power ON, connect the controllers) or other peripheral equipment into Make sure to insert your Sega Dreamcast Jump the control ports of the Sega Dreamcast To return to the title screen at Pack into Expansion Socket 2 only. The Jump any time, simultaneously press and hold the A, B, Xr Y and Start Buttons. Pack will not lock into place if inserted into This will cause the Sega Dreamcast to soft-reset the software and display Expansion Socket 1 and may fall out during the title screen. game play or otherwise inhibit game operation.
Purchase additional controllers to play with additional people. For more Note: To return to the title screen at any point during game play, simulta¬ information on the Sega Dreamcast controller, see the next page. neously press and hold the A, B, X, Y and Start Buttons. This will cause the Sega Dreamcast to soft-reset the software and display the title screen. 2 3 Race Controller race controller C Trigger L:"""X Factory Standard Here are the default controls Brake/Reverse^/ Driving Controls if you are using a Race Controller: Steering Wheel: Steer Right Camera View or Left R Lever: Accelerate L Lever: Brake A Button: Horn B Button: Handbrake Rear View Steering + Button; Upshift - Button: Downshift 4 5 Arcade Stick SEGA DREAMCAST ARCADE STICK WELCOME TO TEST DRIVE 6 Here are the default con¬ Did you ever want to challenge a dream supercar against a flexing mus¬ trols if you are using an cle car? Slip behind the wheel of your street rod off the lot, or a high Arcade Stick: tech concept car right out of the R&D garage. Race all over the world, win your races and upgrade your ride. Are you the best? Find out...in the Joystick Right: Steer Right ultimate thrill ridel Joystick Left: Steer Left Joystick Up: Upshift Joystick Left: Downshift MAIN MENU A Button: Handbrake The Main Menu offers the following options. Use Directional Buttons t C Button: Accelerate and i to select an option and then press the A Button. To back up one X Button: Rear View menu, press the B Button. Y Button: Camera View Z Button: Brake - PRACTICE Note: To return to the title screen at any point during game play, simultaneously press and hold SELECTTRACK: Use D-Buttons *-and ■+ to choose from the linear or the A, B, X, Y, and Start Buttons. This will cause the Sega Dreamcast to circuit tracks available. Win Tournaments to unlock more Practice soft-reset the software and display the title screen. tracks. SELECT CAR: Press the D-Buttons <-and ■+ to choose from the vehicles available. Win tournaments to unlock more practice cars. TRANSMISSION: Use D-Buttons *-and -► to switch between automatic and manual transmission. RACE: After youVe chosen a car and a track, you're ready to hit the streets and leave the competition behind. EXIT: Leave this screen. 6 7 IMPORTANT DRIVING TIP TOURNAMENT WAGERING SYSTEM rYou must learn to powers!ide to get through sharp turns at high speed. Make a wager on your race, and the other five racers will match your bet. Use the Handbrake (A Button) during a turn to There are maximum and minimum limits to the amount you are allowed to ypowerslide.Tap the button to get the most slide with the least slow-dowm wager. If you cannot meet the minimum wagerH you must go out and earn more credits through Single Races, Cop Chases or Challenges. * RACE MENU Half of the credits ponied up for each race in a tournament are paid out to the top three finishers, and the other half goes into the Tournament NAME: Use the D-Buttons to spell out your name, nickname, or han¬ pot. The pot is paid to the driver with the lowest cumulative racing time dle, t at the end of that Tournament. > SINGLE RACE: You may only choose this option after you have pur¬ chased a vehicle in the Garage. Select a track, as in Practice. Place your wager, and beat your opponents. COP CHASE: You may choose this feature only after you have pur¬ chased a vehicle in the Garage. Choose a police vehicle to drive in pur¬ TOURNAMENT RACE: You may only choose this option after you have suit of the other drivers* Choose your course, and choose your mis¬ purchased a vehicle. Choose the class in which you want to race, and sion. For the event, "Stop the Racers," every racer has a "morale" bar which tour of that class in which you will race. You can upgrade your shown above his car. Knock the morale bar down to zero by bumping vehicle before each race. into him to puli him over. Or, block him off, using your car as a barri¬ At first, only the Class 1 Tournament is available. Cars in Classes 2 cade to stop his forward progress. For every racer you manage to cite, through 4 have higher performance and greater costs. When you have you will be rewarded with credits. acquired enough credits and purchase a car in Class 2, 3 or 4, the respective tournaments are also opened to you. HOT TIP [if you are the cop, go after the fastest racer first, otherwise, the others may) slip past you. If you arrest all the racers on all the tracks, the event "Stop the Bombers" will become available. In this event, a mad bomber will continually drop bombs to try and stop you. He must be arrested at all costs. 8 9 CHALLENGES: You may only choose this option after you have pur¬ to pur- chased a vehicle in the Garage. These races are outside the tourna¬ ase - ment structure, and may be outside of "acceptable" public behavior. 3UT Each is a test of your driving skills and measurement of the competi¬ tiveness of your vehicle. While the rewards are high, you may > Sell a encounter difficulties in completing each Challenge. GARAGE: Enter the Garage to select a car to race, purchase a new car, modify cars you own, or sell cars. I N FOG RAM ES Change Car: Choose from the vehicles in your garage for your next LAST NAME-FIRST NAME race or tournament STREET ADDRESS-- race Upgrade: Once you have at least one vehicle in your garage and some CITY--- credits in your account, you can begin upgrading your vehicle(s). There ZIP/POSTAL CODE._COUNTRY_ liable are four categories of upgrades, and each category has a number of E-MAIL ADDRESS_ levels of superiority to make the vehicles better, faster, and more com¬ What factors influenced this purchase? petitive, The categories are Engine, Brakes, Tires and Suspension. Each On a scale of A - F, how would you it the rate this product? upgrade can be adjusted in the garage, making it possible to fine-tune 1 □ Magazine Review 6 □ Friend your vehicle for the tracks on which you will race. IDA 20 B 3DC 40 □ 50 F 2 □ Magazine Ad 70 Rental er 2. Buy: Choose the vehicle class (1-4) which also determines base price 3 □ Salesperson 80 In Store Display 'ihown and base performance. Use D-Buttons *-and-> to choose from the What kinds of games interest you? 4 □ Packaging 90 Received as Gift ^nping vehicles in that class. Press the A Button once to view that vehicle's 1 □ Adventure 6 □ Simulation 50 Price 10 □ Other j barri- performance statistics. Press the Y Button to go to the PaintShop, 2 D Action/Arcade 70 Educational ':h cita- where you can customize the color of the vehicle. 3D Strategy 8 O War/Military In which store was this purchased? dy in the first column, use D-Buttons t and i to choose a color. Tap 4 □ Role Playing 9 □ Sports 1 □ Computer Super 6 FI Department the D-Button -► to go to the brightness column, and use D- 5 □ Sci-Fi IOC Others 2 □ Computer Ha rdwa re 7 P Record 3D Computer Software 8□ Bookstore Buttons t and 4 to alter the brightness of the vehicle. □ Check here to receive information on future products. 4 □ Electronics 90 Mailorder 10 TD6SDC Ptease be sure te cheek your 50 Toy IDO Other manual for warranty information After you have accepted the paint job, press the A Button to pur¬ chas chase the vehicle. You will be asked to confirm your purchase - men once you have, appropriate funds will be deducted from your Each account and the vehicle will be yours. tiven Sell: Do you need money? Are you unsatisfied with a vehicle? Sell a enco car back - for less than you bought it for, naturally. GAR mod * TWO PLAYER RACE Ch/ rac” SINGLE RACE: Hook up two controllers for you and a buddy and race Upc .STATE- against each other to see who's the better driver. crei_ SelectTrack: Press D-Buttons <- and -► to choose from the available are_ tracks. lev< What systems do you own? pet Race: After you've chosen a car and a track, you're ready to hit the □ PlayStation* 6 □ Sega Genesis streets and leave your competition behind. up£ game console 7 0 Nintendo 64 COP CHASE: Choose a police vehicle to drive in pursuit of player 2. V°Ha Sega Dreamcast- ® ' Nintendo Bin Game Boy/ Choose your track and your cars. Player 2 has a "morale" bar shown □ IBM PC, etc. Game Boy above his car. Change the morale bar from green to red by bumping ancID Macintosh Color veh>o Super Nintendo into him to pull him over. Or, block him off, using your car as a barri¬ 9 □ Other cade to stop his forward progress. You will be rewarded for each cita¬ you own a modem? whl tion. St's like cops & robbers, except you get to chase your buddy 1 OYes 2D No down and nail him with a ticket! Which on-line services do you use? After one race, it is Player Vs turn to be chased. 1 □ America On-Line 40 Mplayer 2 □ CompuServe bill TEN 3D Heat 6□ Other 11 Select Track: Press D-Buttons 4-and-4 to choose one of the available • OPTIONS tracks. Race: Strap on your wheels and chase your buddy down. CONTROLLER OPTIONS: Use D-Buttons and •+ to switch vibration on or off, or choose a controller configuration. Exit Return to the Two Player menu. AUDIO OPTIONS: Press D-Buttons 4-and -+ to switch between stereo QUAD RACE: Create a four-race tournament for you and a friend. Use and mono modes, adjust the volume of sound effects, adjust the the up and down directional buttons to choose a track for each of the music volume, choose the music track you want to hear, or exit to the four track slots. Options Menu. Select Track: Press the D-Buttons 4-and to choose four of the cir¬ GAME OPTIONS: cuit tracks available. Speed Readout Using D-Buttons 4-and -r, switch between kilometers Select Cars: Enter the garage and choose a car for each player per hour {KPH} and miles per hour (MPH). Race: Hop in your ride and take on your opponent in best-out-of-four. Checkpoint Timers: Using D-Buttons 4-and -4, switch the Checkpoint PINK SLIP: Just how much faith do you have in your skills and your Timers on or off. ride? In a race for Pink Slips, you and your opponent bet your cars Traffic: Using D-Buttons 4-and «►, switch Traffic to Off, Avoid or against each other. The winner wins BOTH vehicles. Now you can Classic. prove you're the absolute best. Race your buddy, ride against ride. The Off: No traffic - just you and the other racers. loser walks and the winner takes all! Avoid: Traffic will actively attempt to get out of your way. Single Race: Press D-Buttons and -► to choose one of the circuit tracks available. Stake it all on one race. Classic: Traffic will ignore you. Quad Race: Racing for each other's rides, best-out-of-four. Cops: Using the right and left directional buttons, toggle the Cops on or off. REMEMBER Difficulty: Using the right and left directional buttons, choose from r You must learn to powerslide to get through sharp turns the Difficulty levels of Easy, Normal and Difficult at high speed. Use the Handbrake (A Button) during a turn to powerslide. Tap the button to get the most slide with the least slow-down^ 12 13 Map: Toggle the on-screen overhead map on or off. This option is not LOAD: Select the Load icon to load the current state of all aspects of a available on circuit track races or Cop Chase. previously saved game. This includes all the features and cars you Exit Leave this menu. have acquired, your game settings, and all your high score informa¬ tion, Follow the on-screen instructions to load a game. NOTE Game Options do not affect Single Race, Tournament Race or Challenge NOTE modes. You will be given the opportunity to SAVE at the completion of each event.5 CREDITS: Take a look at all of the individuals responsible for this latest foray into 'round-the-world racing. NOTE The number of memory blocks required to save game files varies according to FEAR FACTORY VIDEO: Watch Fear Factory's video, "Cars." the type of software and the content of files to be saved. With Test Drive 6, 17 blocks are required to save your game data. Make sure you have 17 blocks free - HIGH SCORES on your VMU before saving a game for the first time. Take a look and see how well you're doing compared to your past race V. times. - LOAD/SAVE SAVE: Select the Save icon to save the current state of all aspects of Select this option from the Main Menu to access the Visual Memory your current game. This includes all the features and cars you have Unit (VMU) that is plugged into Expansion Socket 1 of your Sega con¬ acquired, your game settings, and all your high score information. troller. The VMU sub-menu is detailed below. Use the D-Buttons to Follow the on-screen Instructions to save a game. select an option and then press the A Button. NOTE While saving a game file, never turn OFF the Sega Dreamcast power, remove the memory card or disconnect the controller. 14 15 VISUAL DISPLAYS CAMERA: You have a choice of several camera positions in and behind the car. Find an angle that you are comfortable with at TIME: On any course, the timer in the upper right corner disT the beginning of the race, and stick with it as you drive. Some plays your elapsed time in the current rape. practice will tell you what works best for you. Press the Y Button LAP: The upper left of the screen lists, in the form of a fraction, to alter the camera view of your vehicle; press the X Button for the lap you are racing over the total number of laps for your a view of what is behind your vehicle, race, as well as the time elapsed on your current lap. POSITION: When you are racing on a circuit track, your race ACCESSING CARS & TRACKS position, listed as a fraction of your place out of the total com¬ petitors, is below TIME. On a linear course, your POSITION is The first time you play Test Drive 6, about half of the tracks and listed in the upper left corner of the screen. vehicles are inaccessible. As you play and accomplish goals, cars SPEEDOMETER/TACHOMETER: The large dial in the lower right and tracks will be made available to you. You must have a Visual hand corner shows current engine RPM. The green digital read¬ Memory Unit (VUM) in Expansion Socket 1 of your Sega out under the tachometer shows your speed. The black digit in Dreamcast controller to save these accomplishments. the white circle represents the gear you are currently using. You can access all the car and Tournament Classes by earning BRAKES: The taillights come on as a visual indication that you enough credits to advance from Class 1 through Class 4. You can are braking. The brake is a valuable tool; it will help you win if gain access to tracks and cars for use in Practice by winning you learn to use it wisely. Tournaments. MAP: When you are racing on a linear course, and you have the MAP game option turned on, there will be a bird's-eye-view map on the lower left corner of the screen. 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