Lost In Translation/Sega Rally 2 - Sega Rally Championship

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Sega Rally 2 Sega Rally Championship
Manufacturer	Sega
Released	1998
Control Method	Paddle Pedal 8 Button(s)
Main CPU	PPC603 (@ 166.000 MHz) 68000 (@ 12.000 MHz)
Sound CPU	Stereo (2x) SCSP
Video Details	Raster (Horizontal) 496 x 384 pixels 60.00 Hz 65,536 Palette colours
Screens	1
ROM Info	40 ROMs 151,650,304 bytes (144.63 MiB)
MAME ID	srally2

About The Game

Sega Rally 2 - Sega Rally Championship is a 3-D arcade video driving game.

Trivia

Sega Rally 2 serves 1,000,000 polygons per second, three time faster than "Sega Rally Championship".

Soundtrack releases :

• Saga Rally Championship 2 Original Soundtrack [Marvelous Entertainment (MMV) - MJCA-00017 - Apr 1, 1998]

Tips and tricks

Extra Cars From "Sega Rally Championship"

After the machine is installed and run for more than 30 days & 100 games played, press the Select button and pull the Handbrake at the same time on car selection screen, then you'll see the Lancia Delta & Toyota Celica slide into the screen from left.

Time Difference Mode

Press the Select button and pull the Handbrake at the same time after name entry, hold it until the game start, then you will be playing the game in 'Time Difference Mode'.

Score Attack Mode

After the machine is installed and run for more than 30 days & 100 games played, choose Championship mode, in stage 4 'Riviera' there's 2 hairpin corners, knock down 2 pylons from left to right after the second hairpin in the first lap, then in the second lap you should see an entrance opened on your left hand side after the second hairpin corner. Go inside and have fun! (an extra 30 seconds is added to your game).

No Handicap For Linked Game

All players need to step on the brake to choose course when playing linked games. Release brake when the game starts.

Name Change

The following is a list of initials and what they change to :

Initials	Change to
SEX	SEC
XXX	AMB
XX	SEC
X	M.A
YU	AM2 (Yu Suzuki of AM2)

Name Change Extra

Name change extra works in a similar way, only having typed the relevant initials an actual name is displayed on the car instead of the entered initials, examples are :

Initials	Change to
SAS	Sasaki
MAS	Masaki
POO	Some Japanese characters

No Music

After you have entered your initials, press Start and hold until game starts. Note : some machines may have the music turned off by default.

Series

1. Sega Rally Championship (1995)
2. Sega Rally 2 - Sega Rally Championship (1998)
3. Sega Rally 2006 (2006, PS2) (Asia only)
4. Sega Rally Revo (2007, PS3, XBOX360, PC, PS2, PSP)

Staff

Sound Composer

Tatsuhiko Fuyuno

Jun Senoue

Low Dogs

Tetsuya Yamamoto

Kenji Iino

Takenobu Mitsuyoshi

Cabinet and Artwork

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  Sega Rally 2 arcade cabinet.

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  Sega Rally 2 flyer.

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  Inside of the Sega Rally 2 flyer.

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  Inside of the Sega Rally 2 flyer.

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  Back of the Sega Rally 2 flyer.

Ports

Consoles

Sega Dreamcast (1999)

Computers

PC [MS Windows 9x, CD-ROM] (2000)

Soundtrack Releases

Album Name	Catalogue No.	Released	Publisher	Comments
SEGAROCK VOL.01	WWCE-31034	2004-06-09	Wave Master Entertainment	CD version.
SEGAROCKS Live in Japan	WWCE-31069/B	2004-12-15	Wave Master Entertainment	CD version.
SEGA Racing Best	MJCA-00043	1999-03-03	Marvelous Entertainment	CD version.
Segacon -The Best of Sega Game Music- Vol.1	SVWC-7092~4	2001-10-24	SME Visual Works	3 CD version.
Sega Rally 2 Re-Arrange Album another entries	PCCG-00520	1999-12-17	Pony Canyon, Inc.	CD version.
Sega Rally 2	MJCA-00017	1998-04-01	Marvelous Entertainment	CD version.
Jun Senoue The Works	WWCE-31211	2009-10-21	Wavemaster Entertainment	CD version.

References

The contents of this page are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
The sources used include MAME (version 0.113u2) and history.dat (revision 1.28 - 2008-10-18).
Please see http://www.arcade-history.com for credits.