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CONTENTS
© 2006 Vivendi Games, Inc. All rights reserved. Vivendi Games and the Vivendi Games logo are trademarks of
Vivendi Games, Inc. USLMRA and the USLMRA logo are used under license and are registered trademarks of the
United States Lawnmower Racing Association. STA-BIL, HEET 104+ Octane Boost, NoLeak, DieselPower and their
associated logos are used under license and are registered trademarks of Gold Eagle Co. Developed by eV
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coding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson Inc. Uses Bink Video Technology. Copyright © 19972006 by RAD Game Tools, Inc. Uses Miles Sound System. Copyright © 1991-2006 by RAD Game Tools, Inc.
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icon is a registered trademark of the Entertainment Software Association. Software platform logo (TM and ©) IEMA
2006. The Logitech logo, and the Logitech controller are either the trademarks or the registered trademarks of
Logitech. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Using the Controller.....................................................2
TM
Welcome to Lawnmower Racing Mania 2007 .................4
Player Profiles ............................................................4
The Main Mowin’ Menu.................................................5
Driving Your Tractor.....................................................6
The Main Screen .........................................................7
Racing Tips and Tricks..................................................8
Upgrading Your Turf Rocket ..........................................9
Lawnmower Racing and the USLMRA............................10
Credits.....................................................................11
End User License Agreement .......................................12
Registration and Support ............................................13
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USING THE CONTROLLER
BASIC RACING CONTROLS - AUTOMATIC
MENU INTERFACE CONTROLS
Button
Key
Action
Left thumbstick (L/R)
Highlight menu item
2
Arrow keys,
Numpad 4,6,8,2
Arrow keys,
Numpad 4,6,8,2
Enter
3
Esc
Back
Right thumbstick (L/R)
2
Button
Key
Action
Left thumbstick
Numpad 4,6
Steer
Right thumbstick
W,A,S,D
Lean
7
Numpad 2
Brake / Reverse
8
Numpad 8
Throttle
2
X
Look back*
3
E
Look right*
1
Q
Look left*
4
R
Reset mower
6
H
Toggle HUD
5
Tab
Toggle view
BASIC RACING CONTROLS - MANUAL
Highlight menu item
Accept
Button
Key
Action
Left thumbstick
Numpad 4,6
Steer
Right thumbstick
W,A,S,D
Lean
7
Numpad 2
Brake
8
Numpad 8
Throttle
2
X
Look back*
3
E
Shift up
1
Q
Shift down
4
R
Reset mower
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H
Toggle HUD
5
Tab
Toggle view
*Look controls function in first person only.
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WELCOME TO LAWNMOWER RACING MANIA 2007 TM
MAIN MOWIN’ MENU
Welcome to Lawnmower Racing Mania 2007 TM… and welcome to the wild
sport of USLMRA Lawnmower Racing! You may have heard about it on TV,
or even seen it in a movie… still, you may not have believed your eyes. But
yes, people do race lawnmowers and believe it or not… they race them FAST!
STA-BIL Circuit
To an outsider, lawnmower racing may seem kind of funny, but attend a live
race, and you’ll see that this is just as serious and action-packed as any
other form of racing.
Select STA-BIL Circuit to start or continue your way through the STA-BIL
National Points Series. In this mode,
you must earn 500 points at each
race before progressing to the next
race. Points are awarded as follows:
First Place: 1500 points
Second Place: 1000 points
Third Place: 500 points
Finish bonus: 150 points
So, even if you don’t place on a given track, you can still progress by simply
running the race 4 times. You can also run up to three practice laps before
running an official points race. This lets you get a feel for the track and
gives you a chance to tweak your tractor for the best performance. Also,
each time you run a practice lap you’ll earn a slightly better starting position.
Many times lawnmower races are won at the start!
Free Mowin’
So put on your helmet, tighten up your body armor, and make sure there’s
gas in the tank… ‘cause once we’re mowin’, there ain’t no slowin’!
PLAYER PROFILES
Select Free Mowin’ to re-race any track you
have unlocked in the STA-BIL Circuit. In this
mode you can select the number of laps, number
of opponents and your starting grid position for
each race.
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Mowtiple Players
Before you start tearin’ up the turf, you’ll need to create a player profile.
Profiles track your progress through the game and keep track of the points
and bragging rights you’ve earned. Your profile also stores the latest
changes you’ve made to your racing mower.
The first time you play Lawnmower Racing Mania 2007 TM, you’ll be taken to
the New Profile screen. Here you can enter a name for your profile. After
you earn enough bragging rights, you’ll be able to change your character’s
appearance, as well as customize your racing mower.
If other people want to play the game,
they can each create their own profile.
The next time you start the game, you
can choose your profile from a list of all
the profiles that have been created.
Select Mowtiple Players to have a mowdown-showdown against up to 4 players on a single PC system.
Mowpedia
Want to know more about the sport of lawnmower racing? Check out the
Mowpedia!
Options
Configure the controller, sound, video and other in-game settings.
Back
Pressing Esc returns you to the welcome screen. From there you can select
or create a new profile.
After you create a profile, you will be
taken to the Main Mowin’ Menu.
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DRIVING YOUR TRACTOR
THE MAIN SCREEN
Driving a racing mower isn’t like driving a typical race car or even a go-kart.
Lawnmower racing is a down-and-dirty business. There are a couple of
important things to keep in mind when racing a lawnmower.
Lap Counter
Position
Lap Time
Race Time
Racer List
Speedometer
First, there is no suspension to absorb the bumps, so the ride is rough and
wild. Second, unlike a traditional race car, your body may weigh almost as
much as the tractor. That means you can affect the performance of your
mower just by leaning your body. Third, you’re sitting up on that mower with
no roll cage and no windshield!
Steering
Driving a racing mower can be a slippery proposition. Unlike a sports car on
a paved road, a mower is usually running on turf, sand or mud. Because of
this, your steering will feel “looser” than a car or kart. You will need to
oversteer, particularly with standard tires. However, you can use slipping to
your advantage by keeping the throttle down and power-sliding through turns.
Braking
In other types of racing, your foot may never touch the brake. This isn’t the
case when racing lawnmowers! Because your mower has no suspension to
absorb cornering forces, you will need to use the brakes to get the best time
through the course. Sometimes, a light tap on the brakes is enough to
straighten out your tractor and prepare for a turn. Other times, a controlled
slowdown may be needed to bleed off speed prior to cornering.
Lap Counter: Displays the current lap, and number of laps
remaining.
Position: Displays your current position, and the total
number of drivers in the race.
Lap Time: Shows your current lap time.
Locking Your Brakes
If you hold down the brake all the way, your back wheels will lock and cause
the rear end of your tractor to loose grip. Seasoned racers can use this to
their advantage (see Racing Tips.) If you prefer not to lock up your rear
brakes, you can change this option in the Tractor Setup menu.
Leaning
The maneuvers you make can be fine-tuned by leaning. Leaning forward,
back or side-to-side distributes more or less weight to the wheels, causing
them to grip better, or slip easier. For example, if you want the rear-end to
slide out in a turn, you can lean forward on the mower. This puts more
weight on the front (steering) wheels, and less on the rear (drive) wheels.
The result is more sliding through the turn. Then, if you want maximum
power coming out of a turn you can lean far back, putting as much weight on
the rear wheels as possible. This causes your rear tires to grip better – giving you more traction and power out of a turn. However, with less weight on
the front wheels, steering will be more difficult! You can adjust the amount
of body lean effect in the Tractor Setup menu.
Race Time: Displays the current race time. The time
between starting and driving across the starting line is included in this counter.
Speedometer: This shows your current speed in miles-perhour. Yes… these are lawnmowers!
Racer list: Shows the current order of the racers on the
track.
Press H to cycle through different sets of onscreen displays. You can even remove all displays to get an unobstructed view of the track.
Press Tab to cycle through three different racing
views.
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RACING TIPS AND TRICKS
UPGRADING YOUR TURF ROCKET
Can’t terminate the Turfinator? Sodzilla made a meal of you? Try some of
these tips the next time you tear up the turf.
“First I make it look good… then I make it
sound good… then I make it go fast.”
Bobby Cleveland
8-time STA-BIL National Lawn Mower
Racing Series Champion
Power Sliding
In many cases it may be fastest to slide through a turn, holding the throttle
down the whole time to keep your engine revving at a high RPM and speed up
your exit from the turn. To “power-slide” through a turn, simply turn your
wheel almost all the way in the direction of the turn, and let your back-end
start to slide around. You’ll be able to control the direction and speed of the
slide by using the throttle or steering out of the turn slightly.
Rear-Brake Spins
You can lock the rear wheels by holding the brake down all the way. This will
cause the back-end of the mower to become “slippery” and possibly come
around in a turn. Start your turn high and early, lock up the rear brakes and
slide the back-end out, pointing the front of your tractor into the turn. By
timing this maneuver right, you can stay at full-throttle and make better time
out of the turn. Time the maneuver wrong, however, and you’ll be tastin’
hay.
Dealing With Hills
Hills can be tricky, so tap the brakes into and out of elevation changes to
stay on a straight path. Remember that you’ll lose more time taking a tumble, so its better to be safe than sorry.
Passing
Finding that right moment to pass another mower comes with experience.
It’s a lot harder to pass in a straightaway, so look for opportunities when
taking a turn. See if you can take the turn with a smoother line than your
rivals.
Avoiding Tipovers
Bragging Rights
Lawnmower racers compete for trophies and
bragging rights… there’s too much honor to
race for money! In Lawnmower Racing Mania
2007 TM, you’ll be awarded bragging rights for finishing first, second or third
in a points race.
As you collect “brags”, you can spend them on upgrades and customizations
to your tractor. Some items, like a more powerful engine, simply give you
better overall performance. Others, such as different tires or a different
rear-drive sprocket, allow you to tune your mower for best performance on
any given track. Finally, some items are purely for looks!
Chassis
This falls under the “make it look good” heading. The different chassis
options available don’t have much affect on performance, but they’ll sure look
good tearin’ up the turf as you cross the finish line. Just be sure your paint
job doesn’t clash with your jersey.
Engine
Improving your engine gives you progressively more
power and top-speed. While this is certainly a good
thing, you may find you need to change your driving
habits to cope with the increased torque!
With no suspension, and a relatively high center of gravity (that’s you… the
driver!), a lawnmower is more prone to tipping over than just about any other
racing vehicle. If you start to tip, lean out of the tip or tap the brakes to
slow and straighten your mower and try to avoid dramatic maneuvers.
Tires
Tires may be the single most
important way to tune your tractor. One tire isn’t
necessarily “better” than another. Rather, different
tires allow you to use different driving styles. A highgrip tire is good for racers who like to slow down and
hug the inside of the turn, while a hi-slip tire is better
for power-sliding and drifting through turns without
having to throttle back.
Brakes
Better brakes mean more stopping power.
However, upgrading to four-wheel brakes can dramatically change the handling of your tractor when
you brake into a turn.
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Rear Sprocket
The rear sprocket changes your overall gear ratio.
Choosing a smaller rear sprocket will give you better
top speed, but at the cost of low-end acceleration.
Conversely, choosing a larger rear sprocket will help
you accelerate quickly but will limit your maximum
speed. Usually, drivers will swap out different rear
sprockets based on the type of track they are running on. A track with lots of long straight-aways,
for example, may warrant a smaller rear sprocket.
Starter
Lawnmower races are often won at the start. A
powerful and reliable starter will help you get off
the line fast, and take command of the race early.
Jersey
While choosing a different jersey may not have
much affect on your lap times, you gotta admit… style counts for something!
CREDITS
Designed and Developed by
eV Interactive
Published by
Vivendi Games
President / Lead Programmer /
Game Design
Matthew Harmon
Senior Director Casual Games
and Partner Publishing Group
Stephen Wickes
Programming / Lead Game
Design
Roger Ray
Product Development Manager
Casual Games and Partner
Publishing Group
Jamie Saxon
Art Director / Game Design
Mark Dinse
Art / Game Design / 3D Models
Victor Santos
Jon Lemerond
Studio Support Services
Anna Nakada
Additional Art and Design
Josh Shown
Mike DeSanctis
Studio Support Services
Administrative Assistant
Nuria Andres
Package Design
Mark Dinse
Matthew Harmon
QA Manager
William Guerrero
Cover photo by Tom Powell
Powell’s Imaging and Photography
Mowtographer for the USLMRA
www.powellsimaging.com
Technical Advisors
George Herrin
David Lewis
LAWNMOWER RACING AND THE USLMRA
The USLMRA was formed on April Fool’s Day 1992, and tremendous
response quickly turned the program into one of the largest growing grass
roots sports the country has ever seen. Racers in the STA-BIL National Lawn
Mower Racing Series travel across the country each season competing for
points, trophies, glory and bragging rights. There are no cash prizes.
Cutting blades are removed, and a sense of humor is not
al ly
required, but strongly encouraged.
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different classes of competition from the Stock
category where just about anybody can race an
unmodified tractor, to the super-fast FX (Factory
Experimental) category where skilled racers can
reach incredible speeds. In Lawnmower Racing Mania 2007 TM, you drive the
big BP/SP class tractors. These are larger mowers with 18-20 horsepower
engines and have been modified for high-speed racing.
If you’d like to find out more about the USLMRA and lawn mower racing, you
can visit www.letsmow.com for rules, information and a schedule of events.
V.P. of Studio Operations
Rich Robinson
Special Thanks To:
Dan Bertalan
Mayang's Free Textures
www.mayang.com/textures
The Virtual Terrain Project
www.vterrain.org
Special thanks to Bruce “Mr.
Mow it All” Kaufman without
whom this project would not have
been possible.
Our warmest thanks and appreciation to the entire USLMRA community of racers, officials, spouses and children, all of whom
made us feel welcome and supported in our efforts to make this
game.
And to Rebecca, Amy, Laurie,
Rebeka and Jamie, who may not
have endured any lawnmower
races, but suffered nonetheless!
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Outlaw Family Band
www.outlawfamilyband.com
"Lawn Mower Racer"
Written by: Wayne Phillips
From the CD: Mower Music
featuring The Mower Men
(c) 2002 Hardly Trying Music, BMI
QA Project Lead
Erwin Osias
QA Test Team
Jason Colombetti
Chris L. Miller
Grant Yaffee
Technical Requirements Group
Supervisor
Joseph Olivas
End User Support Technicians
Shawn Lomas
Terence Stephenson
Mark Smith
Alex Bryant
Senior QA Manager, Tester
Resources
Michael Gonzales
QA Supervisors
James Pasque
Marcus Quinn
QA Special Thanks
We would like to give a special
thanks to James “E.J.” Galloway
and Jaime Rios. Thank you for
all your guidance, hard work, and
dedication.
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Senior QA Manager, TRG, VUPC,
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Project Leads, VUPC Group
Brandon Valdez
Cyra Talton
Fausto Lorenzano
Senior Engineer, VUPC Group
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QA Tools Programmer
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Controls - Automatic Transmission
Toggle View
Brake/
AutoReverse
Toggle HUD
Throttle
Look Left*
Reset Mower
Look Right*
Look Behind*
Steer
Lean
*Look controls function in 1st person mode only
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