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Game: San Francisco Rush
Console: Nintendo 64

Cheat:

Disable car collisions

Press left then holding right on the d-pad and press c>,then release both and press c^,c<,c down,z.

Toggle Gravity

Hold z and press up,down at the setup screen.release z and press up,down,up,down.

Race as a street rod & more

collect all of the 6-8 keys hidden on any track in a regular race.The car can only be selected on the track you collect all the keys on.

Mines

Quickly press L,R,L,R,L,R at the setup screen.All orange traffic cones will turn into touch sensitive explosive mines.

Cheat

Burnt car- Hold top c and press z four times this will make your car burnt
and it will still go. Reapeat to change back.

Drive a blown up car

There are two different blown up cars, one isn't blown up at all, it's just all messed up and looks like the blown up one, the other is blown up and there are flames coming out of it. Here's how you do it. On the car selection screen HOLD Z then press C UP FOUR times. Do it again, you'll get the messed up one.

The Street Course

Now this code to me is very secret and I don't want to do this but I will. What you do is you go into Level 6. OK. So then you go to the CHECKPOINT after the dirt road and fall off the cliff holding the B button. Keep going to the side until you find a little hole. Enter the hole and go straight and you're at the Street Course.

Alcatraz-Track 7

Follow these(well...sort of)simple directions and you will be soaring over the prison cells of Alcatraz in no time!Bonitez try this trick many,many,many times,so just read carefully!

Note(from me...Bonitez):If you have a circuit completed and saved on the memory pak,you can bypass the codes below and skip to the four steps to obtain the secret track.

First,finish a circuit.To save time and skip to the end of a circuit just enter this code and you will get the F1 car and be able to get the track.Once you've entered the code go to "Circuit"and continue the circuit,but die(let the time run out).

Here's the code to winning a circuit.
8DP5KG5L4G59P
G92WVCQY0DRDQ

Note(from me...Bonitez):Japanese cartridges need this alternative code.

9DQ6LH6M5H6$Q
H$3XWCR01DTDR

Once you've done the code go to "Circuit"and conti let the time run out like I said above.After it congrats you with the F1 you may get started.

Note(from me...Bonitez)To move between the car select screen,the track screen and the "Setup" screen,use A&B.

1.On car select screen:Hold C-left,press Z,release both and press left.
2.On setup screen:Hold C-up,press Z,release both and press up.
3.On track select screen:Hold C-right,press Z,release both and press right.
4.On car select screen:Hold C-down,press Z,release both,press down,L,R.

And voila-you're Alcatraz bound.

If you have a memory pak you can save Alcatraz-Track 7.

Blown up car drivin'

At the car select screen hold c-up and press z,z,z,z This will allow you to drive a blown up car. Works on one player only and the flames can get in the way. Good for a laugh though.

Hover

Turn the "Resurrect in place" cheat on (on the setup screen, hold Z, C-left and C-right. Release the c buttons but continue to hold on the Z-button. now press and hold C-right and C-left and release all buttons. A small "R" with a line through it should appear). Now, with the cheat on, go into a track and stop UNDER a place you would like to be lifted to. Hold on the brakes and after a while the car will respot. BUT, when it raises in the air it won't drop down again. And if you continue to hold the brakes it will respot again and go even higher (But wait until the car stops flashing, othwise you will drop down again). If you are under a bridge the car will pass through the bridge and you can still drive on top of it. As soon as the brakes are released, the car will drop down. This can get you to many wierd places, and give you some good arial views, Good Luck!




Manufacturer: Midway Entertainment
Release Date: 08 September, 2000
ESRB Rating: Everyone


Description:
Does tearing down the streets of San Francisco at death-inducing speeds appeal to you? If so, San Francisco Rush 2049 is your game. However, in 2049, the legendary hills and hairpin turns of the City by the Bay have been modified for extreme racing action, if not exactly deep gameplay. Still, it's the blazing speeds and colors that'll keep arcade racing fans applying the pedal to the proverbial metal.

If you're a fan of the Rush series, you'll be happy to see that the basic gameplay hasn't changed much. All of the races take place on tracks that feature wild colors and many twists and turns. This time, however, the setting is a futuristic San Francisco that resembles our present-day one only vaguely. As usual, the secret to winning Rush's races isn't so much driving ability as it is finding all of the shortcuts on a given track. This time around, you actually can make your car glide (by activating hidden wings) whenever it catches some air--a cool feature that feels somewhat underutilized. In addition to standard racing, Rush also offers five other play modes, including ghost (in which you race against an image of your previous best lap time), circuit, battle, and stunt modes.

In battle, you and up to three other friends drive around huge arenas furiously while trying to blast each other to kingdom come. Your cars can carry a host of odd weapons including chain guns, mines, and mortar. All in all, fans of Twisted Metal or Vigilante 8 should have fun with battle mode, as the arenas are cleverly designed, and the action is fast and furious. It's almost worth price of admission alone.

As in previous Rush editions, the stunt mode offers arenas that'll test your control of the cars' already ludicrously exaggerated physics. You'll perform impossible maneuvers in arenas that defy even fundamental laws of architecture. The more flips, spins, and death-defying landings that you pull off, the higher your score.

I was a little surprised at the lack of aggression that was shown by computer-controlled racers, which seemed a bit lax in their efforts to stop you from passing them, and instead almost behaved as if they were on rails, and oblivious to you stealing the lead.

Also, while the graphics show amazing amounts of detail and color, at times they'll show a definite slowdown. No, it's not quite bad enough to ruin a race, but it's noticeable and does show some sloppiness on Midway's part.

After the race has been won, you'll find, for near-mindless arcade racing/gliding/blasting/stunts, that San Francisco Rush 2049 is a highly playable arcade racer that'll make fans of the series, both old and new, happy that they own a Dreamcast. If you've never played a Rush game, this is an excellent intro to the series. --Mark Brooks

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