Biker Mice From Mars (US) (1994) (high quality) - SNES Manual
Biker Mice From Mars
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Topics: SNES Manual, Game Manual, SNES, Super Nintendo
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Language: English
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Biker Mice From Mars (1994)
North American cover art by Steve Feicht
Developer(s)Konami
Publisher(s)Konami
Director(s)Satoshi Kishiwada
Producer(s)Kuniaki Kinoshita
Composer(s)
Hideto Inoue
Nobuyuki Akena
Platform(s)Super NES
Release
NA: December 1994
EU: January 1995[1]
Genre(s)Racing
Mode(s)Single-player, multiplayer[a]

Biker Mice From Mars is a racing video game released by Konami for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It is a tie-in to the animated series of the same title. The PAL version of the game features in-game product placement for Snickers candy bars.

Contents
1Gameplay
2Characters
3Reception
4Notes
5References
6External links

Gameplay:
The player takes on the role of one of six racers in a series of contests on different tracks that are displayed in isometric projection.[2] After each lap, the player's weapon is refilled and a random item can be used to get additional cash, invulnerability, nitrous oxide acceleration, or delay the opponents by triggering an earthquake or time stop. The winner gets the prize money. The player must maintain an overall rank within the top three of a round in order to advance to the next one.

In-between contests, upgrades for engine, tires, armor and weapons can be purchased from the Last Chance garage using the money earned.

Characters
Throttle: The most balanced racer. (special ability = Power Drift, weapon = Tornado Shot)

Modo: Has the strongest attack. (special ability = Sky-Hi Slide, weapon = Bionic Crash)

Vinnie: Has the firmest grip. (special ability = Tornado Twirl, weapon = Shooting Star)

Limburger: Has the quickest acceleration. (special ability = Anti-Grav Dash, weapon = Plutarkian Beam)

Grease Pit: Has the fastest speed. (special ability = Corner Crash, weapon = Grease Gun)

Karbunkle: Has the longest jump. (special ability = Bionic Anchor, weapon = Mutation Beam)

Reception
Review scores
PublicationScore
CVG68/100[3]
M! Games68%[5]
Mega Fun64%[4]
Next Generation[6]
Nintendo Life[7]
Nintendo Power13.7/20[8]
ONM86/100[9]
Total!65/100[10]
Video Games (DE)67%[11]
VideoGames & Computer Entertainment8/10[12]
Games World74/100[13]
Super Gamer90/100[14]
In their review, GamePro summarized that "Konami included all the elements of a fun racing game in this cart: good game play, cool characters, easy control, and variety." They also praised the colorful backgrounds and sound effects, though they criticized the lack of digitized voice.[15]

Next Generation reviewed the SNES version of the game, rating it three stars out of five, and stated that "overall, it's inexpensive, different and fun."[6]

Notes
Up to 2 players.
References
"Real mice don't eat cheese" (PDF). Computer and Video Games. No. 159. Future Publishing. February 1995. p. 8.
Neapolitan, Matt (April 27, 1995). "Animaniacs, Biker Mice go interactive". Battle Creek Enquirer. p. 35. Retrieved September 11, 2021 – via Newspapers.com.
Lord, Gary (January 1995). "Biker Mice from Mars". Computer and Video Games. No. 158. p. 64. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
Philipp (January 1995). "Biker Mice from Mars". Mega Fun (in German). p. 95. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
"Biker Mice from Mars". MANIAC (in German). No. 15. p. 70. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
"Finals". Next Generation. No. 2. Imagine Media. February 1995. p. 101.
Dillard, Corbie (September 25, 2009). "Biker Mice From Mars Review (SNES)". Nintendo Life. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
"Now Playing". Nintendo Power. No. 68. January 1995. pp. 102–107. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
Paul B; Andy (January 1995). "Biker Mice from Mars". Nintendo Magazine System. No. 28. pp. 78–79. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
Josse; Atko (March 1995). "Biker Mice from Mars". Total!. No. 39. pp. 36–37. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
"Biker Mice from Mars". Video Games (in German). January 1995. p. 124. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
"Biker Mice from Mars". Video Games: The Ultimate Gaming Magazine. No. 72. January 1995. p. 82. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
Dave; Nick; Nick R; Adrian (February 1995). "Biker Mice from Mars". Games World. No. 8. p. 16. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
Ryan; Andy; Damian (January 1995). "Biker Mice from Mars". Super Gamer. No. 10. pp. 32–33. Retrieved August 12, 2021.
"ProReview: Biker Mice from Mars". GamePro. IDG (68): 70. March 1995.
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“ROCK -N-RIDE?"

The Biker Mice From Mans are here on your Super
NES?! Their planet was invaded by the evil alien
Limburger, who has now set his sights on Earth. Hit the
road on a super-charged motorcycle to crush
Limburger and beat all the others to the finish line!

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INTRODUCTION

The fish-faced Plutarkians have devastated Mars—the
home planet of Throttle, Vinnie and Modo. These three
rebel rodents escaped the mayhem and landed in
Chicago, only to find that Limburger, the Plutarkian
leader, set Earth as his next target!

From their new home way up in the scoreboard at
Quigley Field in Chicago, the three mice have vowed to
keep Limburger and his cohorts—the over-lubed
enforcer Greasepit and the diabolical Dr. Karbunkle—
from taking over Earth.

With help from their friend Charley—a real knockout
who runs her own racing shop—these mice live by the
motto: “Ride free, citizens!”

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ABOUT THE GAME

In this game one or two players can select from six
characters: the three Biker Mice (Throttle, Modo and
Vinnie), or Limburger, Grease Pit and Dr. Karbunkle.
Watch out, though, this isn’t a normal race! Traps lie in
wait for you along the way, and other players can attack
you. You can also lay a variety of traps yourself.

There are four different races you can try:

© Main Race: The main race of the game, for one
or two players.

© Battle Race: Win by taking out all enemies, or
by crossing the finish line first. For one or two players.

@ Practice: Practice your racing. For one player
only.

VS Race: Take on a friend. For two players only.

STARTING UP

Insert the Game Pak into your Super Nintendo
Entertainment System®, and turn the power ON. The
Title/ Select screen will appear after the legal screens.

At the Select screen:

* Move the Control pad or push the Select button to
make selections.

* Push the Start button to set your selections.

TITLE SCREEN

Use the Control pad or the Select button to choose a
mode, and press the Start button to move to the next
screen.

% 1 PLAYER - Game Select screen
*« о PLAYERS - Game Select screen
< PASSWORD - Password screen
** OPTION - Option screen

Select the game you want to play and the difficulty level.
The Player Select screen will then appear.

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2 PLAYERS’ -... OPTION

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PLAYER SELECT SCREEN

Choose your character 36,
with the Start or B button. АС,
The game will then begin. If
two people are playing, you
cant both select the same
character. See “The
Players” section for details
on each character.

PASSWORD SCREEN

If you use a password, you
can pick up from where
you left off in the Main
Hace. Passwords come up
on screen at the end of
the game and at the end
of each round.

select 1P or 2P. Move the
cursor to the input point
using the Control pad, and use the A or B button to
input the symbol. Press the A button repeatedly to cycle
through the different symbols. When all the symbols
have been entered, move the cursor to "OK" and press
the Start button to start the game.

You can also input the password for a second
character at the same time, if you want to play a V8
game. However, you can't do so if the other character
finished in a different round or at a different difficulty
level, or if both characters are the same.

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ENGINE POWER = VS RACE
screen. Use the Control Poser ida
pad to set the following nias sad
items:

AUTO ACCEL.: Lets you rev

up your bike. Keep the X

button held down for one or two seconds to rev, and
release it to peel out.

SOUND MODE: Choose stereo or mono sound.

SOUND TEST: Listen to the game sounds using the A,
B, X, or Y buttons.

ENGINE POWER: Adjust the bike speed in VS Race.

EXIT: Return to the Title screen. You can also press the
Start button to return to the Title screen.

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BASIC CONTROLS

Basic functions of the controller during game play:

* Control pad: Move your character (turn steering
wheel)

* LG R buttons: Lane change to left/right (some
characters cannot do this move)

e LG R buttons: Hold down during corner turns to do a
power slide.

e X button: Brake

* A button: Use items

* B button: Accelerate

* Y button: Attack/use special attack
* Start button: Start game/Pause

* Select button: Not used

Control pad L button В button

X button

A button

Select Start Y button B button
button button

CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS AT THE
SELECT SCREEN:

* Control pad, Select button: Make selections
* Start button: Set selections

: X or Y button: Cancel (when you are in the Bike Shop)
BASIC MOVES DURING GAME PLAY:

ACCELERATING (B BUTTON)

Hold down the B button to accelerate. If you keep it held
down your speed will level off once you've reached top
speed.

Dashing: Hit the B button repeatedly to dash. You
can only dash for a short distance. Dashing is
particularily useful when starting off and when going
over jumps.

DIRECTIONAL MOVES (CONTROL PAD)

Use the Control pad to do directional moves. Press it
left to turn left, and right to turn right.

Jumps: You can make your character lean
backwards and forwards during jumps. Press the
Control pad down to bring the front of the bike up in a
wheelie position and increase the jump distance. Press
the Control pad up to bring the front of the bike down
and shorten the jump distance.

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SIDESWIPING (L, R BUTTONS)

You can slide left and right to side-swipe other bikes
while staying in an upright position on your bike. Press
the L button to side-swipe to the left, and the R button
to side-swipe to the right.

——R—————

< Modo, Limburger, and Dr Karbunkle cannot
sideswipe.
POWER SLIDE
Turning corners will increase your speed if you use a
power slide. Hold the L or R buttons as you turn a
corner to accomplish this special move. Each character
has a different power slide.

For Limburger, first press the R (L) button twice rapidly,
and then press the Control pad left or right.

To power slide left, press the Control pad left and the L
button at the same time.

To power slide right, press the Control pad right and
the H button at the same time.

WHEELIE (B BUTTON + CONTROL PAD V)

You'll come across rough patches and obstacles on the
course that'll slow you down if you
ride over them. You can keep your
speed up by doing a wheelie over
them.

e Limbuger and Dr Karbunkle
cant do wheelies. Limburger will
turn around if you press the
Control pad down.

You can also use this technique to
protect yourself from bombs or traps on the said

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USING ITEMS (A BUTTON)

This command is only effective if you ve got items to
use.

ATTACKING (Y BUTTON)

Each character attacks їп a different way.

e When controlling Vinnie, press the Y button once to
make him jump up into the air, then press it again while
he's still airborne to make him attack.

LAYING BOMBS

Hold the control pad down and press the Y button to
drop a bomb. (You must have attacks available to do
this.) You can lay bombs on the ground as a trap for
characters coming up from behind.

GOING OVER JUMPS

The distance you jump varies depending on the size of
the jump and the speed youre traveling at when you go
over It.

BRAKING (X BUTTON)

Braking Dash (X button + B button, then release X
button)

To do a braking dash, hold down the brake (X button)
and accelerate (B button). Helease the brake to dash
off at high speed.

RETIRE

Stop racing. You can select this after pressing the
otart button to pause.

HiNT FOR JUMPING

To land your bike without losing time, press the Control
pad up/ down to keep it parallel with the ground.

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MAIN RACE

One or two players can compete in the Main Race.

————— „Сурт

© You must make five laps on each course to complete
it. There are five courses in each round—each over
different terrain. You have to complete all five courses
to complete the round.

The number of rounds in the race depends on the
difficulty level. There are three rounds in the Easy level,
five in the Normal level, and six in the Hard level. The
courses themselves get harder as you progress
through each round.

You receive points for each race corresponding to
where you place in the race. The riders placing first,
second, and third at the end of each round move on to
the next round. In addition to points, you can also win
victory money at the end of each race (depending on
where you ve placed).

© Your position at the end of each race affects your
start position in the next race.

Each character has an armor gauge. The
character's armor gets weaker if he falls into a trap or
is hit by an enemy attack. If the gauge goes down to
zero, the character will explode. After exploding, he will
be able to ride on, but will have lost valuable time.

| ATTACKING

Each character attacks in a different way. At the start
of a race, the number of available attacks is zero. After
completing one lap, attacks are added and become
available for use. The number of attacks is initially set
at three, but if the player buys more at the Shop, she/
he can increase this to up to eight attacks per lap.

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If you attack an opponent and make him explode, you'll
receive bonus money in addition to the normal race
money.

If you are placed fourth or lower at the end of a round,
the Continue screen will appear. Press the Start button
before the countdown reaches zero and you'll be able
to continue the game (from the start of the round you
were just playing). You'll still have the same amount of
money and equipment that you had before, but you'll
lose all your points. If the countdown reaches zero, the
game will end, and the Password screen will come up.
Passwords come up on screen at the end of each
round.

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Each time you complete a lap, you'll be able to get an
item. The type of item-is chosen at random. All of them
will help you in your efforts to win the race.

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POWER UPS

- You can use your race money to power up by buying

equipment for your bike at the Shop. Choose SHOP at
the Preparation screen to go to the Shop screen.

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playing, your equipment will still be there when you
resume play again.

There are four different types of equipment you can
buy. Each one has five levels of effectiveness.

ENGINE
Increases your top speed and your
acceleration power.
ARMOR

Increases your armor gauge
and your power to repel
enemies.

TIRES

Makes your tires grip the
road more effectively.
SHOT

Increases the number of
attacks you have.

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| BATTLE RACE

© Опе or two players can play in Battle Race. Your
aim is to destroy the other characters and stay alive
until the end of the race to cross the finish line.

© The courses are the same as in the Main Race, but "
If you are destroyed you wont be able to revive and
complete that course.

The way you attack is the same as in the Main Hace,
but you have the full number of attacks allowed for your
vehicle. (As with the Main race, attacks are not
available until you complete the first lap.) You can get
bonus money by injuring enemies and blowing them up.

© The player left alive at the end of the race places
first, the player most recently destroyed places second,
and so on. If more than one player is left alive to cross
the finish line, the player who crosses the finish line first
places first, the player who crosses second places
second, and so on.

If you place first, second or third at the end of a E
race, youll move on to the next race. If you place fourth

or lower you are out of the race, and the Continue

screen will come up. Press the Start button before the
countdown reaches zero, and you'll be able to continue

the game from the start of the race you were just

playing. If the countdown reaches zero, the game will

end, and youll return to the Title screen.

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In this mode (for one player
only) you choose one of the
courses in the Main Race
and practice your driving
Skills.

COURSE SELECT SCREEN

You choose your course at this screen, and then the
game begins.

Only one player can play in this mode. There аге no
opponents, and no items or attacks for you to use. The
time it took for you to complete the course is displayed
when you've finished all five laps of the course and
crossed the finish line.

(9 Your best time for each course in Practice mode will
also be displayed. Time records are kept in memory
until you turn your SNES™ off.

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When you've completed one e >
course, the Practice Select ё ве!
screen will appear. You can |
select from the following items:

* RETRY: Practice the same
course again.

** COURSE CHANGE: Return to the Course Select
screen to select a different course to practice.

** PLAYER CHANGE: Go to the Player Select screen to
choose a different character and continue playing.

“* END GAME: Return to the Title screen.

_ speed at the Option screen.

VS RACE

In this mode (for two players
only) you choose one of the
courses in the Main Race
and compete against a
friend.

COURSE SELECT SCREEN

You choose your course at this screen, and then the
game begins.

© VS Race is basically the same as the Main Race.
You choose a course, and the person who completes
the five laps and crosses the finish line first is the
winner.

© There are no items.

© The 1P bike races in the top half of the game
screen, and the 2P bike races in the bottom half.

© When one course has been completed, the loser of
the race can select from the following items:

> RETRY: Race the same course again.

4«* COURSE CHANGE: Return to the Course Select
screen to select a different course to race.

* PLAYER CHANGE: Go to the Xii Select screen to
choose a different T.
character and continue
playing.

< END GAME: Return to
the Title screen.

*You can change player

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ABOUT THE COURSES

There are thirty courses in total in the Main Race, set
in a variety of different locations and terrain for action-
packed, exciting racing.

There are five main types of course...

1) CITY: Race through urban
landscapes of freeways and city
buildings.

2) ISLAND: Speed along from
island to island in tropical
settings.

3) SEWERAGE: Experience the
thrills of racing in gloomy
underground tunnels full of traps.

4) CIRCUIT: Action-packed
courses set in a stadium.

9) FORTRESS: Fight through the
final race in the round, along
courses set in a heavily guarded
iron fortress.

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ABOUT THE PLAYERS
BIKE CHARACTERISTICS

Each character has a different kind of bike. Each bike
has different speed, acceleration, and grip
characteristics.

Speed—How high a speed the bike can reach.

Acceleration—How long it takes for the bike to hit
top speed after you've pressed the accelerator.

(srip—How the bike handles corners.

ATTACKING

Each character's bike can do a different kind of attack.
Throttle: Tornado Shot

Flings enemies up into the air.

Modo: Bionic Crash

A deadly tackle that severely injures enemies.

Vinnie: Shooting Star

Propels the bike up into the air and sends it zooming
down at top speed to attack.

Limburger: Plutarkian Beam

Freezes enemies with a lightning bolt.
Grease Pit. Grease Gun |

Sprays enemies with grease and melts them.
Dr Karbunkle: Mutation Beam

Transforms enemies into “Fred the Mutant’ for a fixed
period of time.

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CHARACTER AND BIKE PROFILES

THROTTLE

The cool and self-possessed
leader of the Biker Mice.
His bike is stable and takes
corners well.

VINNIE

A quick-witted and agile
Biker Mouse. He has a
flashy, technically-skilled
racing style that features
jump attacks and corner
skids.

MODO

A Biker Mouse with
incredible power. He drives
a hard race, jumping in the
air to execute sharp turns,
and harrassing enemies
with powerful attacks.

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LIMBURGER

The boss of the bad guys. He
races in his flying saucer,
attacking in all directions
without mercy.

GREASE PIT

His bike is the fastest of
all, but doesn't take
corners well. His favorite
weapon is his Grease Gun,
which he uses to spray
grease all over people who
try to overtake him.

DR KARBUNKLE

He rides an insect-shaped
bike with tentacles that he
designed himself. An evil
scientist who delights in
turning people into mutants
with his Mutation Beam.

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VICTORY TIPS

Use these tips to get out in front!

© Master the art
of the power slide
to take corners
effectively!

ч) Use attacks
and items to your
best advantage!

ч) Hit the acceleration button (В
button) repeatedly to dash when
going over jumps!

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When you've gotten used to the |
courses, challenge a friend. Pitting your
wits against a worthy rival is the best
way to hone your skills and become the
hottest rockin' racer in the universe!

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