Top Gear 2 ROM

Top Gear 2 rom

The Top Gear 2 ROM is available to play for Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). This game is the US English version and can be played using the BSNES or HIGAN (SNES) Emulator on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and IOS devices.

About

Top Gear 2 (released as Top Racer 2 in Japan) is the sequel to the 1992 racer Top Gear. The game was first released in August 1993 for the SNES, later in May 24, 1994 for the Sega Genesis and in 1994 for Amiga. It was developed by Gremlin Interactive and published by Kemco for the SNES and by Vic Tokai for the Genesis. While more realistic than its predecessor, Top Gear 2 maintained the arcade-style gameplay the series is known for.

Additional Information

For the sequel, like the original, Gremlin used rehashed graphics and gameplay from the Lotus racing trilogy. However, this game becomes more realistic, with a damage diagram on the left side of the screen, slower cars, and the possibility to upgrade the machine. The cars become more difficult to handle and the opponents are faster and tougher than in the previous game. The addition of weather plays a role, forcing the player to change from dry to wet tires.

The game takes place in 64 tracks spanning 16 countries, each of which contains four races, starting with Australasia (Australia and New Zealand) and ending at the United States. After each country is beaten, the player is given a password, which can be later used to pick the game back up from that position. Because of agreement to naming rights, the Giza Necropolis in Egypt was renamed to Hugh Sitton, a photographer of Corbis Corporation.

Players need to finish in the top ten positions in each race to qualify for the next one. There is a map that shows the course layout, the position of the players, and the position of the car in first place. The player is given 6 “nitro boosts” at the start which dramatically increase the car’s speed for a short period of time. On certain courses, there are pickups along the road ranging from a “$” which is $1,000 cash, a “N” which is an extra “nitro boost”, and a “S” which is an automatic nitro administered right when picked up and returns each lap. The other pickups can only be collected once per race.

Players must take care to avoid too much damage to any area of the armor. If a section of armor is destroyed and the player takes damage in the area that the destroyed section of the armor used to protect, the car will spin out. Racers will be disqualified if they run out of fuel and coast to a stop before finishing the race. Since there are no pits for cars to refuel in unlike the first game, upgrading the gearbox becomes mandatory in order to get the fuel economy needed to survive the longer races in the later portions of the game. Since the Genesis port of this game does not implement a fuel gauge, fuel economy is not a problem in that port.

File Name

Top Gear 2

Cart Size

605KB

Region

USA

Version

1.0

Developer

Gremlin Interactive

Genre

Racing

Platform

Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)

Release Date

August 8, 1993

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List of Game Genie Codes for Top Gear 2

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  2. Start With 2 Nitros
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  3. Start With 4 Nitros
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  4. Start With 8 Nitros
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  5. Start With 10 Nitros
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  6. Infinite Nitros For Player 1
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  7. Infinite Nitros For Player 2
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  8. Fuel Never Runs Out
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  9. 1st Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $10,000
    7430-398E
  10. 2nd Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $6,000
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  11. 3rd Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $4,000
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  12. 4th Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $3,000
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  13. 5th Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $2,000
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  14. 6th Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $1,000
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  15. 7th Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $0
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  16. 8th Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $0
    7439-397E
  17. 9th Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $0
    7439-398E
  18. 10th Place Gives $50,000 Instead Of $0
    7439-317E
  19. 1st Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 10
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  20. 2nd Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 6
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  21. 3rd Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 4
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  22. 4th Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 3
    F031-30EA
  23. 5th Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 2
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  24. 6th Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 1
    F031-39EA
  25. 7th Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 0
    F031-315A
  26. 8th Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 0
    F031-31EA
  27. 9th Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 0
    F031-355A
  28. 10th Place Is Worth 20 Points Instead Of 0
    F031-35EA
  29. Everything Is Free (Must Have Enough To Buy)
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  30. 2nd Engine Costs $1K Instead Of $30K
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  31. 2nd Engine Costs $15K Instead Of $30K
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  32. 3rd Engine Costs $1K Instead Of $50K
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  33. 3rd Engine Costs $25K Instead Of $50K
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  34. 4th Engine Costs $1K Instead Of $80K
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  35. 4th Engine Costs $40K Instead Of $80K
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  36. 2nd Wet Tires Are Free
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  37. 3rd Wet Tires Are Free
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  38. 4th Wet Tires Are Free
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  39. 2nd Dry Tires Are Free
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  40. 3rd Dry Tires Are Free
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  41. 4th Dry Tires Are Free
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  42. 2nd Gear Box Costs $1K Instead Of $10K
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  43. 2nd Gear Box Costs $5K Instead Of $10K
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  44. 3rd Gear Box Costs $1K Instead Of $30K
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  45. 3rd Gear Box Costs $15K Instead Of $30K
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  46. 4th Gear Box Costs $1K Instead Of $50K
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  47. 4th Gear Box Costs $25K Instead Of $50K
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  48. 2nd Nitro Costs $1K Instead Of $5K
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  49. 2nd Nitro Costs $2K Instead Of $5K
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  50. 3rd Nitro Costs $1K Instead Of $15K
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  51. 3rd Nitro Costs $7K Instead Of $15K
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  52. 4th Nitro Costs $1K Instead Of $30K
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  53. 4th Nitro Costs $15K Instead Of $30K
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  54. 2nd Side Armor Costs $1K Instead Of $5K
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  55. 2nd Side Armor Costs $2K Instead Of $5K
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  56. 3rd Side Armor Costs $1K Instead Of $10K
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  57. 3rd Side Armor Costs $5K Instead Of $10K
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  58. 4th Side Armor Costs $1K Instead Of $20K
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  59. 4th Side Armor Costs $10K Instead Of $20K
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  60. 2nd Rear Armor Costs $1K Instead Of $5K
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  61. 2nd Rear Armor Costs $2K Instead Of $5K
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  62. 3rd Rear Armor Costs $1K Instead Of $10K
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  63. 3rd Rear Armor Costs $5K Instead Of $10K
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  64. 4th Rear Armor Costs $1K Instead Of $20K
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  65. 4th Rear Armor Costs $10K Instead Of $20K
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  66. 2nd Front Armor Costs $1K Instead Of $5K
    DFC8-405E
  67. 2nd Front Armor Costs $2K Instead Of $5K
    D4C8-405E
  68. 3rd Front Armor Costs $1K Instead Of $10K
    DFC8-40EE
  69. 3rd Front Armor Costs $5K Instead Of $10K
    D9C8-40EE
  70. 4th Front Armor Costs $1K Instead Of $20K
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  71. 4th Front Armor Costs $10K Instead Of $20K
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