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The Project 64 etext of Out Run Europa 
Converted to etext by Neil Tomlinson.

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                            OUT RUN EUROPA
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 SCENARIO
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 Why had they given you, Simeon Kurtz the most senior operative from
 Unit 6 the task of a simply maildrop in Berlin?  This was surely a
 task for a junior employee who needed the experience.

 However as you emerged from the basement in a seedy London backstreet,
 your head pounding with pain you instinctively knew that the bad guys
 had made off with the secret documents, and what's more they had taken
 your Ferrari F40 as well.

 You contact control...  bad move as he puts the phone down.  You have
 this feeling that your own guys are going to be after you.

 You have only one choice, retrieve the documents and deliver them as
 planned, which should clear you with the department.  Fortunately you
 still have the tracking device homed in to the briefcase, but the
 signal is growing faint.

 As you walk round the corner, your spirits rise as you see a motorbike
 standing outside a cafe...


 LOADING
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 Press SHIFT and RUN/STOP keys together.  Press PLAY on the cassette
 deck.  Follow any on-screen prompts.


 Outrun Europa has 7 levels of racing action spread out over Europe. 
 Here's a list of the levels and the vehicles that the player uses.

 1: England       Motorbike
 2: Channel       Jetski
 3: France        Porsche
 4: Spain         ""
 5: Mediterranean Power Boat
 6: Italy         Ferrari F40
 7: Germany       ""


 CONTROLS
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 From the title screen - Press Fire to enter the game.

 Road Racing sections (Levels 1, 3, 4, 6 & 7)

 Joystick Port 2
 Up           = Accelerate
 Down         = Brake
 Left         = Vehicle Left
 Right        = Vehicle Right
 Fire         = Boost

 Note: On the C64 version only the length of the fire button press is
 directly related to the length of boost.

 Water sections (Levels 2 & 5)

 Joystick Port 2
 Up           = Accelerate
 Down         = Brake
 Left         = Craft Left
 Right        = Craft Right
 Fire         = Fire Mortar/Rocket

 At any time during the game the player is able to toggle between
 keyboard & joystick by pressing the 'C' key.  The UP, DOWN, LEFT,
 RIGHT and FIRE description above can be substituted with the following 

 *            = Up
 ;            = Down
 Z            = Left
 X            = Right
 Right Shift  = Fire

 In addition, the P key may be used to toggle the Pause option on and
 off.




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