This article has a talk page!The sequel to Super Off-Road, trading the overhead indoor tracks for an 8-leg Mode 7 race through Mexico's Baja California peninsula based on the real-life Baja 1000.
ARRIBA!
Hidden Credit#
Stored at x70ED2:
(C) 1992 Basement Boys SoftwareUnused Graphics#
Stored with the graphics of Ivan Stewart used on the pre-race and breakdown screens is an alternate version of his fire suit's neckline, which features the Toyota logo. This being changed is particularly odd, given that Toyota's logo features prominently throughout the game. A mockup of what it would have looked like is below.
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Unused Text#
Stored at x14AB in the ROM is a list of the game's pit stops. The first one in the list,
PITSTOP 1: SAN FELIPEgoes unused due to it being the first race.
Regional Differences#
Company Logo#
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Title Screen#
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Game Select#
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Password#
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Setup#
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Pre-Run#
San Felipe#
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Camalu#
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El Arco#
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Guerrero Negro#
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Baja 1000#
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Speedometer#
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KPH vs MPH, with a conversion ratio. Pictures are using nitros to max out speed to show the conversion factor.
Ivan's Fun Run#
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Press X, B, Y, A, X, B, Y, and A at the Game Select screen. Fun Run will appear as an option.
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