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Contents
Thank you for buying LEGO Stunt Rally, just one of LEGO Media's great new
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Installation Instructions
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Computer
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Game set-up
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LEGO Stunt Rally Background
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Front Screens
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Main Menu
Race Menu
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Help
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Options Screen
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Controls
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General User Interface
Navigation
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Construction Mode
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Construction Buttons
Element Tray
Construction Icons
Auto Construction
Loading and Saving maps
Saving your track
To load a Track
Test Driving
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LEGO Stunt Rally
Championship Map Screen
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Race Prizes
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Map Select Screen
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Character Select Screen
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Workshop
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Pre Race Screen
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Race Mode
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Single Player & championship
Multi Player
Power Ups
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Printing
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The Characters and their cars
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The Villains
The Hero’s
The Other Challengers
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Credits
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Epilepsy Warning
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Installation
Computer
100% Windows® 95/98 DirectX 7 Compatible Computer required. Game not
compatible with Windows NT, OS/2, Linux or Windows emulated operating system.
CPU: Pentium II 233Mhz or faster required. 300Mhz or faster recommended.
Memory: 32 MB RAM or higher required. 48 MB RAM or greater recommended.
Video: Direct3D-compatible 3D accelerator card required. 8 MB dedicated
video memory required.
CD-ROM: Quad speed (4X) or faster CD-ROM / DVD drive required.
Sound Card: 100% Windows® 95/98 DirectX 7 compatible 16-bit sound
card required.
Input Device: 100% Windows® 95/98 compatible mouse and keyboard,
optional Joypad.
DirectX: Microsoft DirectX 7 is included on this CD-ROM and must be installed
to play LEGO Stunt Rally. Please refer to the readme file contained on the LEGO
Stunt Rally CD-ROM for more information regarding DirectX.
Note: Your system may require the "latest" Windows 95/98 drivers for your
particular hardware. The CD-ROM has to be present in the CD-ROM / DVD drive
for the game to run.
Installation : Installation requires 350 MB hard drive space. (Uncompressed.)*
*Uncompressed means that the hard drive has not been subjected to any form
of file compression, which allows the hard drive space to be increased. For
example, under Windows® 98 the option that would usually be used to perform
this function would be called DriveSpace.
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Game set-up
How do I Install LEGO Stunt Rally?
Place the LEGO Stunt Rally CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. The installation help screen will become active after a
few seconds. Follow the instructions that are displayed and you will be informed when the installation is complete.
PLEASE READ THE ON-SCREEN INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.
Note: If the installation help screen does not appear, then the autorun function may be disabled on your system.
(See the readme.txt file on the Stunt Rally CD-ROM or your technical reference manual for further details on how to
activate the autorun feature.)
How do I start LEGO Stunt Rally?
You must restart your computer if you have been running any other applications, apart from the setup program. The
game should always be played with as few other applications running as possible, and it is best to wait for hard disk
activity to stop before running the game. To run the game, click on the LEGO Stunt Rally icon on your Windows
desktop. You can also start by clicking onto:
Start
Programs
LEGO MEDIA
LEGO Stunt Rally
LEGO Stunt Rally
The CD-ROM has to be present in the CD-ROM / DVD drive for the game to run.
Game set-up
How do I uninstall the game?
It is advisable to uninstall the game using the LEGO Stunt Rally uninstall option. To uninstall the game, click onto:
Start
Programs
LEGO MEDIA
LEGO Stunt Rally
UNINSTALL LEGO Stunt Rally
The uninstall option will help you remove files related to this program from your system.
Note: Any saved games will not be removed by using the uninstall option. These will have to be removed manually.
Please refer to the technical reference manual or the readme.txt file on the LEGO Stunt Rally CD-ROM for instructions.
Game set-up
How do I check to ensure that all of my DirectX 7 drivers are certified?
Windows ® 95/98 with DirectX 7
Note: If you are unsure regarding any installation of DirectX drivers, then please contact your PC manufacturer,
as DirectX can alter your video/ sound card settings if not installed correctly.
With DirectX 7, you can check for a successful DirectX setup by doing the following:
Click on My Computer (Desktop Screen)
Choose:
C drive
Program Files folder
DirectX folder
Setup folder
Icon DXDIAG (Blue circle with yellow cross within it)
The screen that appears has multiple tabs along the top. You will want to click on the DirectX Drivers
tab. All of the drivers are listed separately and you will find a Notes field along the bottom.
Any problems encountered will be listed within this notes field.
Most manufacturers of video cards and sound cards are releasing updated drivers for Windows
95/98 to meet the DirectX standard. You will want to contact the manufacturer of any component
that is not supported and ask them about obtaining drivers that support DirectX.
If you have any problems starting of running this game, please see the
readme.txt file contained within the LEGO Stunt Rally CD-ROM or the
technical reference manual. These resources will provide you with
possible solutions for problems encountered with this game.
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Background Story
Background Story
Mr X the multi millionaire and Stunt Rally World Champion, has selected you the
player to be his protégé. With his help you aim to become the new world
champion and step in to Mr X's shoes as owner and proprietor of Stunt Island.
Once owner of the Island you will have access to all of the LEGO elements with
which to make as many tracks as you wish and even get to use Mr Xs super car
LEGO Stunt Island is the fantastic creation of Mr X, a racing theme park on a
gigantic scale. He has taken a whole island and terra-formed (at the cost of
millions) into five zones to create extreme racing conditions. Each zone has a
variety of hotels, business and racing facilities. It is here that he invites racers
from around the world to compete for the chance to race in the "World
Championship Final"
• CITY In the south Mr X has cleared the jungle and created Tarmac the ultimate
urban racing environment. Here in the capital of Stunt Island, Radium has
made his home defeating all but Mr X in this environment.
• DESERT Deep in the arid east Mr X has created the Desert the ultimate dry, hot
and hostile racing environment. Here in the vast desert world, the dastardly
Baron Flambo has made his home defeating all, but Mr X,
by fair means or foul, in the desert.
• ICE High on snowy plateaux in the great mountains to the West, Mr X has
created his Ice world. The ultimate cold weather racing environment.
Here the dreaded Glacia has made her home.
• X Stadium. On the smooth planes of LEGO Stunt Rally world lies the
X Stadium. It is here that your final, most difficult challenge lies. At the
very end of the game (once you have completed the qualifying races)
you will finally arrive here to compete against Mr X.
Corporate Sponsors
To help finance his extravagant lifestyle, Mr X has the backing of four key
corporate sponsors. Their influence is widespread over LEGO Stunt Rally World
where they have set up their businesses. They are:
• Crazy Chem "For all your hazardous chemical needs" "
• Jims Jams "Mmmmmmmm"
• Octan "slick"
• Brothers Rubber
• JUNGLE In the North Mr X has left the island in its natural tropical jungle state.
Here he has created The Jungle which is the ultimate off road challenge.
Here the mean Snake awaits the challenge from any brave enough
to enter.
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Front Screens
Help
Main Menu
The game contains a spoken help system accompanied by an
animation of Mr X talking.
The Opening screen of LEGO Stunt Rally has a few important points:
• You can turn help on and off with the bottom left button on all
non-race screens:
Game Options
Exit LEGO
Stunt Rally Button
• The help system in the game consists of two parts:
The Mouse cursor.
MR X – The in-game
help system.
1.
2.
Game menu.
All the major buttons on all final screens have Tooltips to explain the
buttons function.
AI Help also tells you if there is a problem in the track you are building in
Construction Mode: if a piece does not connect correctly in the track it
glows red (although you can still place it). To help the user, the last valid
connected track piece glows green until a circuit is completed.
Race Menu
The game menu allows the following navigational links:
Return to Main Menu
Quick Race
Championship
Single Player
Multi Player
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Options Screen
Controls
The game options allow you to tailor the game to run on your computer. This
screen is only available from the Main Menu screen.
Sound slider
adjusts the sound
effects volume.
Music slider adjusts
the music volume.
Resolution: This changes
the resolution of the game
altering the level of detail.
640 by 480 should be
chosen
for
slower
machines.
Player control options:
allows you to change the
controls for all 4 players
Video: Based on your card’s capabilities select one of the following 3 options:
• Low – This allows minimal in-game effects for example the Player Race Cam will not be on.
• Medium – This plays a level of in game effects suitable for most mid-range video cards
The controls for the game are as
follows:
Keyboard 1:
Up arrow
Down arrow
Left arrow
Right Arrow
Return
pickup
Keyboard 2
Q
A
S
D
F
=
=
=
=
=
accelerate
brake
left lane change
right lane change
Car horn/activate
=
=
=
=
=
accelerate
brake
left lane change
right lane change
Car horn/activate
pickup
Keypad 3
Up arrow/8 =
Down arrow/2 =
+ button
=
Left arrow/4 =
Right arrow/6 =
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Controller1 & 2
Button 1
=
Button 2
=
Button 3
Left
Right
=
=
=
Mouse
Left button =
Middle button=
Right Button =
Left motion =
Right motion =
accelerate
Car horn/activate
pickup
brake
left lane change
right lane change
accelerate
brake
Car horn/activate
pickup
left lane change
right lane change
accelerate
brake
Car horn/activate
pickup/display
player number)
left lane change
right lane change
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General Screen Navigation
Construction Mode
The basic in-game navigation is controlled by the following buttons:
Back one screen/ or jump back to the relevant menu.
Race mode/Test track. On certain screens this button is used for
progressing to the next screen.
The rest of the game is navigated by the on screen menus.
Construction Mode allows to create your own race tracks for use in both Single
player races and Multi-player races. The following tools allow you to navigate
around the Construction mode of LEGO. Stunt Rally all buttons and areas of this
screen are linked to specific help speech.
Eraser for deleting elements. To use the eraser click on the
icon to activate it then click on the track piece that you want
to delete.
Click on this button to change the map view
Click on this button to zoom in or zoom out
Click on this button to start with a new map
Click on this button to Load or Save a track layout
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Click on this button to print out the fantastic
new track you've just created!
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Construction Mode
Construction Mode
To move about the map, giving you access to all of the world, move the cursor to
the edge of the screen in the direction desired.
Track Size
• The track size defaults to 16 x 16 single player size.
• Use the Start a new map button and choose between 8 x 8 multi player and
16 x 16 single player maps.
Construction Buttons
The following buttons are used to gain access to and alter the elements in the world:
Select scenery elements.
The construction mode of LEGO Stunt Rally is controlled by icons situated in
the Element tray as previously described. Each different LEGO tile has a
different icon here are a few examples.
Scroll Button for scrolling through the selected tray if there are
more pieces available than can fit on one screen.
Click here to choose your building elements
2 x 2 City Corner icon. Just one of a number of different track
elements available in the tray.
Click here to choose your track elements
This is a Fan stunt piece. When you drive over this your car is
blown upwards into the air.
Click here to select one of four worlds (city, desert, jungle or ice)
This is a Jump stunt piece. This jump will send your car spinning
around in mid air.
Click on this button to switch between day and night modes
This is a Drive or Die stunt piece. If you stop moving while driving
over this piece your car will sink into the trap.
Element Tray
• Use the left mouse button to select elements from the tray and place them in the
world. (you can also pick up elements that have been placed onto the map already
and reposition it)
• Use the right mouse button to rotate selected elements before placement. It is very
important to align your track pieces correctly, if your track does not join
together properly then you will not be able to use your track in the single or
multi player race options.
N.B. The help system will always tell you if pieces are not aligned correctly.
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Construction Icons
This is a Hazard stunt piece. If you drive slowly over this tile you
will get pulled into the roadside trap.
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Construction Mode
This is a Loop stunt piece. When you drive through this you will do
a Loop the Loop.
Construction Mode
Loading and Saving Maps
Saving your Track
This is a Cannon stunt piece. Cars that drive into the cannon get
fired up into the air in a puff of smoke.
This is a Timed trap stunt piece. This trap is on a timer and it will
activate every now and again, make sure your car is not in it when
this happens or you will get squashed.
This is a Power Up Pickup building, placed as part of the track it
will produce various power ups for the cars. There are many
different power ups and buildings to collect.
To save a track, click on the Load/Save button and select the save option from
the Load/Save pop up menu. This takes you to the Save screen.
Track name and list
Bird’s eye view of
the map
Save Button
Hard Drive and
Floppy Drive buttons
This is an example of the building pieces available to make your
map look more interesting
This is an example of the scenery pieces available to make your
map look more interesting.
Auto Construction
To aid the player certain pieces on the map will highlight as follows:
• The last valid connected track piece will highlight in green.
• Illegally placed pieces will highlight in red.
You can choose to save your track to either the computer’s hard drive or to a
floppy disk by using the hard drive and floppy drive buttons on the screen.
If you are saving a track to a floppy disk then please make sure that the disk
placed in the drive is not full or write protected.
To save a track you can either enter the name you wish to call your
track into the track name box, or click on one of the existing names and save
over that track. Use the scroll arrows above and below the track list to view all
available tracks. Please note that if you save a track over a previous one then it
will be lost permanently.
The Help system will provide advice and possible solutions when
general and specific problems are encountered in Construction mode
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LEGO Stunt Rally
Championship Map Screen
Construction Mode
To Load a Track
To load a previously saved track into Construction click on the Load/Save button
and select the load option from the load/save pop up menu.
This takes you to the Load screen.
Track name and list
Bird's eye view of the
selected map
This screen allows you to navigate the LEGO Stunt Rally World Championship. The
world consists of four different environments, City, Desert, Jungle and Ice. Each
world consists of four races and one Boss. To progress you must win each race.
Once again Mr X will guide you through this screen.
Select a race by
clicking on a
flashing race marker
Load Button
Hard drive and
Floppy Drive buttons
You can choose to load your track from either the computer’s hard drive or from
a floppy disk by using the hard drive and floppy drive buttons on the screen. If
you are trying to load from a floppy disk then please make sure the disk is
inserted into the drive correctly.
To load a map, use the arrows above and below the Track List to scroll through
the various available tracks. Click on the name of your desired track and then
click the Load button. The selected map will be placed into Construction
allowing you to make alterations to or complete the track.
Test Driving
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Clicking on the large blue race button in
Construction will allow the user to test drive the
current loaded track. Even incomplete tracks can
be test driven. Test-driving is useful in determining
how well a new track actually drives.
The next race and any
races previously
completed are
available for
selection.
Race Prizes
Throughout LEGO Stunt Rally there are prizes and bonus items to be won. When
you first start the game you will have access to only the City and Desert themes
and certain track and building pieces. This means that in Construction Mode you
will only be able to build City and Desert tracks. You are also restricted to certain
stunt tiles and buildings. To free up the unavailable pieces and themes you must
win races in the LEGO Stunt Rally World Championship.
To free up the stunt tiles you must win the relevant race where they first appear.
To gain access to Jungle & Ice you must defeat the villain and complete the
preceeding worlds.
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Track Select Screen
Workshop
This screen allows you to choose which track you want to race on, it is used for
both single and multiplayer races. Click on a track name to select that track. A
bird’s eye view of the track will be displayed on the screen to help you choose.
Once you are happy with your selection click on the race button to proceed to
the pre-race screens
This is where you can select the car that you will race in. The different cars have
different characteristics. For example, the Monster Truck is quite slow but turns
well, while the Dragster is very fast but is more difficult to steer.
Car selection
Character Select Screen
You can change the setup of your car by using the following buttons.
Click here to change the type of body your car will have.
This is the screen where
you
select
which
character you want to
race as. Apart from the
general
navigation
button on the screen
there is also the
character select button:
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Use the character icon button to change the
selected player character.
Click here to paint it different colours and different styles
Click here to change the type of tyres
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Workshop
Clicking on the Car and Tyre selection buttons will also effect the grip and top
speed indicators, you should keep an eye on these as they tell how well the car
will handle in the different worlds. For example, if you fit slick tyres to your car
for an ice track you will slide frequently, but if you fit grip tyres you will be able
to turn a little more easily.
Pre Race Screen
This screen allows you to select who you are going to race against. By using
the following buttons you can find out information about them:
Other buttons in the workshop are:
Random car selector – Clicking here will make the computer
automatically select a car, tyres and colour for you.
Click on this button to print out a picture of your world-beating car!
Click on this button to select the characters that will
participate in the race (NB: this is not available in the
Campaign Races as all your opponents are pre-selected).
Clicking on this button will bring up the characer information screen.
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Race Mode
Race Mode
Single Player & Championship
• Cars can be controlled using the keyboard for forwards, backwards, left and
right. Note steering is primarily controlled by the computer, you can only
influence the path chosen. Other control devices (e.g. joysticks) will also
function using the left and right axis to change lanes. Acceleration is controlled
by button 1 and braking by pulling back. The cars currently default to the
following controls:
1. The first car is controlled using the keyboard arrow keys.
2. The second, third and fourth cars are computer controlled.
• Use the return key or button1 to sound your car horn or use pick ups.
• Press escape for the in game menu. During a race this will give you the options
to restart the race, exit the race back to the relevant menu or return to the race.
• At the end of every race the winner will go on a Victory parade followed by
a victory animation
• All single player and campaign races take place on the larger, 16x16, maps
Multi-player
In multi-player mode you can choose to race with up to 4 user-controlled cars.
The control method for these games can be specified in the options screen.
Each player will choose their own character and car before the race starts. Multi
player races can only take place on the smaller 8x8 tracks.
Four cars will always compete in a multi player race, so if you choose
a two player game there will be 2 computer controlled cars racing.
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Power-ups
A number of power-ups are present in the game. Power-ups function as follows:
• Certain buildings that are attached to the track will spawn power-ups.
• A power-up is gained when a car drives over it.
• Power-ups activate when the activate key is pressed.
The following power ups are available in the game, once you have collected
one in a race then you can use it in the Construction mode on Your own maps.
Turbo Rocket boost
Once activated this causes your car to have
a super speed increase.
Mega Handling
This power up enables you to take tight
corners at great speeds.
Bumper Car
This power up generates a force field, which
will destroy the other cars when they bump
into it.
Freeze Ray
This will emit a freeze ray out of the front of
the car which will stop any car it touches for
a few seconds.
Random Pickup
This building will generate one of the four
power ups described above at random.
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Race Mode
The Characters and their cars
The four different droppers allow you to drop one of the following splats.
When a car drives over them they have the following effect
Jam
The car will get stuck for a few seconds.
This is found in the City world
Rubber
The car will bounce up in the air. This is found in the
Jungle world
Chemical
Oil
Strange chemical effects will randomly affect the car.
E.g. the car may become invisible. This is found in
the Ice world
The car will spin around out of control.
This is found in the Desert world
A slight twist on the power up theme are the Spillage Trucks – Place a truck
building piece in to your track and a truck comes out of the building and drives
about, if it is hit by a car it falls over and spills its load over the road. Any car
which then drives over the spillage will be affected depending on what load the
truck was carrying.
Printing
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At various points throughout the game you are given the option to
print your track, car or character. For this function to work please
make sure that the printer is set as the default Windows printer on
LPT 1. LEGO Stunt Rally will only print to the default printer.
Mr X, World Champion and owner of LEGO Stunt Rally World,
maintains a secret identity for fear of being kidnapped by his
dastardly opponents.
Mr X drives the incredible rocket powered "X car". The best car in
LEGO Stunt Rally world.
The Villains
Each villain is the champion of one of the Stunt Island environments.
The player will meet each of them in the final track within each environment. The
player must defeat them all before competing against Mr X in the final race.
Baron Flambo
Baron Flambo is perhaps the most dastardly of the opponents and
will be found harassing anyone who is unfortunate enough to enter
his desert home.
Baron Flambo was the best driver on the planet before Mr X came
along (well arguably he was the best cheat).
The Baron has never been able to deal with the fact that Mr X is
better than him and longs to defeat him by any means. When he
defeats Mr X he plans to unmask him and banish him from LEGO
Stunt Rally world forever.
"Baron Flambo" drives the "Hot Rod", a fast car but difficult to
control.
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The Characters and their cars
The Characters and their cars
Glacia
Radium lives in the City. Once the Rock Raiders scientist "Ray Dium"
he was caught in one of his own politically incorrect pollution
experiments. Nowadays he has to wear a full environment suit to
contain his own radioactivity, or so he says.
Actually most people think he just wears it to look scary and to
make his voice all deep.
Glacia lives in Ice World and is the current ice racing champion. She
is famous for being a heartless ice maiden willing to use any tactic
to win a race and often does because of it. When she is not tucking
in to a nice bowl of Ice Cream or racing around at great speed,
Glacia enjoys Skiing, Ice skating and Tobogganing.
Radium Drives a large 6 wheeler truck, 'Rad Truck'. He likes driving
the truck because it's bigger than most other cars. It’s fast and can
corner reasonably well.
Glacia drives the "Ice Monster", a super monster truck that is faster
than the normal one.
The Heroes
Snake
Snake was once a soldier, well, for a few weeks before the army
threw him out for causing trouble. Snake was just a private but
he couldn’t understand why everyone refused to do what he
told them.
Snake moved to the jungle to live with the snakes and lizards. These
are the only critters he can truly call his friends and they taste pretty
good too.
Snake longs to win control of LEGO Stunt Rally World so he can
finally get to shout at everyone and boss them around.
Snake drives the Jeep which has good handling and average speed.
The player may select to play as one of the following characters.
These characters represent a close knit group of friends who have formed a
racing team to learn from Mr X at Stunt Island. Mr X adopted them as his
protégés. He hopes that one day with practice and training one of them will be
good enough to win the World Championship and take over the running of Stunt
Island. The player may select any available car but each hero has a default car
associated with him.
Chip
Chip is a bit of a lad. He likes to joke and muck about and
would probably win more if he paid more attention to what
he was doing.
Chip’s favourite car is the "Rocket Kart" A nippy little car that handles
skittishly.
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The characters and their cars
The characters and their cars
The Other Challengers
Barney
Barney is very clever indeed. He is so clever that he left school at
the age of five to "do something more challenging"
These other racers form the stock opponents of the game. While they fancy their
chances of becoming World Champion, they don’t quite cut the mustard as
Championship contenders.
Barney’s favourite car is the "Dragster" one of the fastest and most
difficult cars to steer in LEGO Stunt Rally.
Sid Vacant
Sid Vacant, a rebel and a punk who loves to race recklessly….and
what are you gonna do about it!
Lucky
Lucky likes fair play. She never ever cheats but is so good she can
win anyway!
Lucky’s favourite car is the "Mud Monster" a slower car but great
at taking corners.
Sid drives the "V8 Eliminator" a fast car but quite hard to steer.
Brad Speedo
Brad Speedo, an all American racer. He has a reputation as a stunt
man although that’s more a reflection of his inability to find the
brake pedal than anything else.
Wrench
Wrench. This guy is huge! But he’s a big softy really.
Brad drives the "F1 Speedster", a fast car that handles quite well.
Wrench’s favourite car is the "Boost Buggy", with reasonable
speed and manoeuverability.
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The Characters and their cars
Sandy Surf
Sandy Surf is a hippy beach girl. Sandy has a happy-go-lucky
approach to life and her driving.
Sandy drives the "Beach Buggy" which has reasonable speed
and handling
Megahurtz
Megahurtz is a slightly haywire robot that wants to be human. Mega
built his own car the "MoonBuggy", so he could race to win money
for personal improvement.
The "Moon Buggy" has average speed and cornering.
Credits
Intelligent Games
Original Game Design: Dee Jarvis,
Kees Gajentaan, Simon Evers
Additional Design: Daniel Bailie
Program Manager: Neil Jones-Cubley
Team Leader: Daniel Bailie
Lead Programmer: Daniel Neil
Programmers: Sunlich Chudasama,
Duncan Denning, Daniel Wheeler
and Bruce Heather
Additional Programmers: Simon Evers
Lead Artist: Kees Gajentaan
Artists: Jennifer Allen, Alex Cave
and Dugan Jackson
Additional Artists: Leigh Christian
and Dee Jarvis
Sound: Audio Interactive
Testing for Intelligent Games
Production Technician: Richard Quin
Testing: James Deane
Additional Testing: Ryan Kalis, Steve Hawkes,
Paul Nesbit, Ryan Green, Daniel Rogers,
Róisín Gillespie, Poppy Shrapnell
and Zak Shrapnell
Level Design: Ryan Kalis
Production Manager: James Muggeridge
Additional Art and FMV
For Graphic State
3d Artwork - Charlie Harbour
Texturing - Richard Whittall
For LEGO Media International
Martin Lanzinger and Jason Povlotsky
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LEGO Media International
Mark Livingstone
Worldwide Managing Director
Product Development
Chris Nicholls - Head of Development
David Williams - Producer
Testing & QA
Kevin Turner - Global Head of Quality Assurance
Gary Simmons - QA Group Lead
Testers - Alex Munday, Sophie Blakemore,
David Lane, Mohammed Ajaib
and Matthew Marriner
Andrew Donnely - Technical Lead
Localisation
Isabelle Martin – Localisation Manager
Logistics
Nic Ashford - Head of Logistics
Robert Boyle - Logistics Controller
International Marketing
Petra Bedford - Global Brand Director
Helen Nicholas – Marketing Manager –
Constructive & Games
International Sales
Leah Kalboussi - Global Sales Director
Additional Thanks
Special thanks go to all the children who gave
their valuable input throughout the
development of this title.
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Epilepsy Warning
Please read before using any video game or allowing your children to use it.
Some people are liable to have an epileptic seizure or loss of consciousness when exposed
to flashing lights or certain normal conditions of everyday life. Such persons could risk a
seizure while watching televised images or while playing certain video games, and this can
occur even if there have been no previous medical problems or experience of epilepsy.
If you or a member of your family has ever shown epileptic symptoms (seizure or loss of
consciousness) when exposed to flickering lights, consult your doctor before playing.
Parents should supervise their children’s use of video games. If you or your children experience
any of the following symptoms - dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitches, loss of
consciousness, disorientation, involuntary movements or convulsions - discontinue use
immediately and consult your doctor.
PLEASE TAKE THE FOLLOWING GENERAL PRECAUTIONS WHEN PLAYING VIDEO GAMES
Do not sit too close to the screen; position yourself with the controller cable at full stretch.
Play video games preferably on a small screen. Do not play if you are tired or have not had
much sleep. Make sure that the room in which you are playing is well lit. Rest for 10-15 minutes
per hour while playing video games.
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