Genesis Collective Genesis Game Index

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F1 World Championship Series

F1 World Championship Edition (1994)

F1 World Championship

Game Genie™ Codes For F1 World Championship Download PAT File
#	Code	Description
1	AA9T-6A8A	Pit crew time is 0
2	JA9T-7EZ4	Pit crew time is 2x normal
3	JA9T-7TZ4	Pit crew time is 1/2x normal
4	JA9T-7AZ4	Pit crew time is 1/4x normal
5	AJ5A-6A2N	Tires don't wear out from normal driving
6	ABBT-6AD0	Tires don't wear out from bumping some cars or some rough driving
7	ABBA-6ACC	Tires don't wear out from bumping other cars or other rough driving
8	ABAT-6ADR	Tires don't wear out from hitting some trees, signs, etc.
9	ABBA-6AF8	Tires don't wear out from hitting other trees, signs, etc.
10	ABKT-6EG4 + AA9T-6ECA	Tires last 1/4x long as normal
11	ABKT-6JG4 + AA9T-6JCA	Tires last 1/2x long as normal
12	ABKT-7AG4 + AA9T-7ACA	Tires last 2x long as normal
13	ABKT-7TG4 + AA9T-7TCA	Tires last 3x long as normal
14	AT5A-6A4J	No warning to pit when tires are worn
15	AJ2A-6A5L	Each race is 1 lap
16	AJ2A-6A48	Each race is infinite laps (lap never counts up)
17	AYRT-6AB0 + AYRT-6AB6	Highest gear with manual transmission is 5th
18	ATRT-6AB0 + ATRT-6AB6	Highest gear with manual transmission is 4th
19	ANRT-6AB0 + ANRT-6AB6	Highest gear with manual transmission is 3rd
20	AJRT-6AB0 + AJRT-6AB6	Highest gear with manual transmission is 2nd
21	AERT-6AB0 + AERT-6AB6	Highest gear with manual transmission is 1st

F1 World Championship Edition (1995)

Excerpt from Genesis Game Guide by The Scribe

NAME:             F1 World Championship series (3 titles)
AUTHOR/VENDOR:    Domark
RELEASED:         various
TYPE:             Racing (Formula One)
LANGUAGE:         English

PREMISE:          A series of Formula One racing sim endorsed by the
                  sport's governing body, FIA.  Spawned two sequels, and
                  the game engine was recycled for another racing game.

IMPRESSIONS:      The best of the various Formula One racing sims.  All
                  feature a fast, smooth-scrolling first-person view with
                  great sound effects and top-notch gameplay.  It doesn't
                  matter which one you get, 'cuz they're all keepers!

VARIATIONS:       F1 World Championship (1993, also known as F1 or Formula
                    One - the first, but not the last)
                  F1 World Championship Editon (1994, extensive use of
                    digitized backdrops in the selection screens, player
                    options also reworked)
                  Kawasaki Superbike Challenge (1994) uses the F1 game
                    engine - see separate entry for more info
                  F1 World Championship Edition (1995, distributed by
                    Acclaim, appears identical to the 1994 release until
                    you start setting up the race, then you begin to
                    notice changes in the options sequences - also feels
                    faster throughout than its immediate predecessor)

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