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World Driver Championship - Game cheats, tips and tricks for Nintendo64
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To unlock all GT2 cars, at the Teams/Event Select/Save
Game/Main Menu screen, press Z, Right, Z, Z, Z, B,
C-DOWN, A, Right, START. You won't earn any experience
points, and you still need the standard amount of Gold
Cups to unlock the events. There will be no confirmation
sound and the screen will advance when you press A,
but when you go back to the Team Select screen for GT2,
all of the cars will be available.
To access mirrored tracks, press Z to choose a track
at the Track Select screen in Quick Race or Versus mode.
When the editors of IGN64 criticized an early build of
WDC that had rendered the Rage 512 (Porsche look-alike)
in pink, Boss Game Studios insisted it was a light red.
After being bombarded with letters of protest from
IGN64 readers (despite having changed the car color to
blue in the final release), Boss decided to exact some
revenge. If you enter your name in Championship mode
as IGN64, then all of the cars will turn hot pink!
To alternate car colors, press Z at the Car Select
screen.
To unlock all cars and tracks, begin a new championship
game, and enter RACES THE BEST as your name. At the
next screen, press Left, Right, Right, Left, Down, Up.
Tip 1
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You can take advantage of the game's nonexistent
damage model by selectively hammering your competitors
from behind under heavy braking. This is particularly
useful when it involves a key championship rival,
because you can drop him a number of places down the
order, and significantly strengthen your points standing.
Tip 2
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Pressing Z at the Car Select screen will cycle
through a number of different paint schemes. Pressing
Z at the Track Select screen will launch the race in
Mirror mode (not applicable for Championship events).
Tip 3
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Choose the bumper cam driving perspective with the
rearview mirror to assist in fending off the hard-charging
AI cars. The mirror will permit you to block more
effectively when saddled with a slower machine.