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'''''Colin McRae Rally''''' is the first game of Colin McRae Rally series was released for the PC and PlayStation in January 1998 published and developed by Codemasters. This game features real cars and real-world drivers from the 1998 World Rally Championship.
  
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}}'''Colin McRae Rally''' is the first game of Colin McRae Rally series was released for the PC and PlayStation 1 in January 1998, published and developed by Codemasters. This game features real cars and real-world drivers from the 1998 World Rally Championship.
   
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== Gameplay ==
 
In Novice mode there are only 3 stages per rally, each followed by a Service Area, making easier to adjust the vehicle to the different conditions of each stage and repair the damage. Also the Novice Championship does not include Indonesia neither UK. Service Area adjustments included are: 1. Tyres (Slicks, Dry Grooves, Wet Grooves or Spikes); 2. Suspension (Soft, Medium or Stiff); Brakes (Rear Bias, Even or Front Bias); 3. Steering (Low, Medium or High sensitivity); 4. Gear-Ratio (Max speed, High speed, Balanced Speed, Good acceleration or Max acceleration). Changing the predefined setup will consume time: Tyres - 3'00", Suspension - 15'00", Brakes - 10'00", Steering - 12'00" and Gear-Ratio - 20'00". The total time available in the Service area for setup and repair is 40'00". The bodywork is repaired automatically.
  
In Novice mode there are only 3 stages per rally, each followed by a Service Area, making easier to adjust the vehicle to the different conditions of each stage and repair the damage. Also the Novice Championship does not include Indonesia neither UK. Service Area adjustments included are: 1. Tyres (Slicks, Dry Grooves, Wet Grooves or Spikes); 2. Suspension (Soft, Medium or Stiff); Brakes (Rear Bias, Even or Front Bias); 3. Steering (Low, Medium or High sensitivity); 4. Gear-Ratio (Max speed, High speed, Balanced Speed, Good acceleration or Max acceleration). Changing the predefined setup will consume time: Tyres - 3'00", Suspension - 15'00", Brakes - 10'00", Steering - 12'00" and Gear-Ratio - 20'00". The total time available in the Service area for setup and repair is 40'00". The bodywork is repaired automatically.
   
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==List of cars==
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== List of cars ==
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There are 4 4WD cars, 4 FWD cars and 6 bonus cars in game.
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There are four 4WD cars, four FWD cars and six Bonus cars in game.
   
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=== 4WD===
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* Subaru Impreza 22B - 4WD - 300BHP
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* [[Subaru Impreza 22B STI|Subaru Impreza 22B]] - 300bhp
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* Mitsubishi Lancer Evo4 - 4WD - 300BHP
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* [[Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 4]] - 300 bhp
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* Ford Escort WRC - 4WD - 290BHP
  
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* Toyota Corolla WRC - 4WD - 290BHP
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* [[Ford Escort WRC]] - 290 bhp
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* [[Toyota Corolla WRC]] - 290 bhp
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* Renault Maxi Megane - FWD - 250BHP (not available in version 1.4/1.5)
  
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* SEAT Ibiza Kit Car Evo2 - FWD - 230BHP
  
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=== FWD===
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* VW Golf GTI Kit Car - FWD - 250BHP
  
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* [[Renault Maxi Megane]] - 250 bhp (not available in version 1.4/1.5)
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* Skoda Felicia Kit Car - FWD - 240BHP
  
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* [[Seat Ibiza Kit Car Evo2]] - 230 bhp
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* Ford Escort MKII - Bonus car
  
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* [[Volkswagen Golf GTI Kit Car]] - 250 bhp
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* Lancia Delta Integrale - Bonus car
  
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* [[Skoda Felicia Kit Car]] - 240 bhp
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* Ford RS200 - Bonus car
  
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* Audi Quattro S1 - Bonus car
  
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=== Bonus===
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* Toyota Celica GT-Four - Bonus car - using via cheat code (BEEFCAKE)
  
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* [[Ford Escort Mk II]] - 160 bhp
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* Millennium 4 Rallye Special - Bonus car - using via cheat code (HIPPO)
  
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* [[Lancia Delta HF Integrale|Lancia Delta Integrale]] - 420 bhp
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* [[Ford RS200]] - 560 bhp
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* [[Audi Sport quattro S1 E2]] - 560 bhp
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* [[Toyota Celica GT-Four]] (only available by enter the cheat code "BEEFCAKE", PC version only) - 330 bhp
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* [http://dirt.wikia.com/wiki/Millennium_4_Rallye_Special Millennium 4 Rallye Special ](only available by enter the cheat code "HIPPO", PC version only) - 460 bhp
   
 
==List of countries==
  
==List of countries==
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There are contains 6 stages in each country including super special stages.
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There are 6 stages in each country including super special stages.
   
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* New Zealand
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* [[New Zealand]] (gravel and mud)
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* Greece
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* [[Greece]] (gravel)
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* Monaco
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* [[Monaco]] (snow and tarmac)
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* Australia
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* [[Australia]] (gravel and tarmac)
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* Sweden
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* [[Sweden]] (snow and ice)
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* Corsica
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* [[Corsica]] (tarmac)
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* Indonesia
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* [[Indonesia]] (gravel, mud and tarmac)
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* United Kingdom
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* [[United Kingdom]] (gravel, snow, mud and tarmac)
   
 
==List of drivers==
  
==List of drivers==
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* Juha Kankkunen
  
* Juha Kankkunen
 
* Pierro Liatti
  
* Pierro Liatti
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* Jonas Andromeda (non-playable)
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* Jonas Andromeda
 
* Alister McRae
  
* Alister McRae
 
* Harri Rovanpera
  
* Harri Rovanpera
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* Tommi Makinen (non-playable)
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* Tommi Makinen
 
* Carlos Sainz
  
* Carlos Sainz
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* Ari Vatanen (non-playable)
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* Ari Vatanen
 
* Bruno Thiry
  
* Bruno Thiry
 
* Oriol Gomez
  
* Oriol Gomez
 
* Kenneth Backlund
  
* Kenneth Backlund
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* Larry Adams (non-playable)
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* Larry Adams
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* Stig Blomqvist (non-playable)
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* Stig Blomqvist
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* Timo Salonen (non-playable)
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* Timo Salonen
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* Toby Scarlett (non-playable)
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* Toby Scarlett
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* Viktor Romanov (non-playable)
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* Viktor Romanov
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Non-playable drivers are not officially used by AI in game unless you need to enter a name for the driver to play as them.
  
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[[Category:Colin McRae Rally]]
  

Revision as of 08:46, 14 April 2019

Colin McRae Rally is the first game of Colin McRae Rally series was released for the PC and PlayStation 1 in January 1998, published and developed by Codemasters. This game features real cars and real-world drivers from the 1998 World Rally Championship.

Gameplay

In Novice mode there are only 3 stages per rally, each followed by a Service Area, making easier to adjust the vehicle to the different conditions of each stage and repair the damage. Also the Novice Championship does not include Indonesia neither UK. Service Area adjustments included are: 1. Tyres (Slicks, Dry Grooves, Wet Grooves or Spikes); 2. Suspension (Soft, Medium or Stiff); Brakes (Rear Bias, Even or Front Bias); 3. Steering (Low, Medium or High sensitivity); 4. Gear-Ratio (Max speed, High speed, Balanced Speed, Good acceleration or Max acceleration). Changing the predefined setup will consume time: Tyres - 3'00", Suspension - 15'00", Brakes - 10'00", Steering - 12'00" and Gear-Ratio - 20'00". The total time available in the Service area for setup and repair is 40'00". The bodywork is repaired automatically.

List of cars

There are four 4WD cars, four FWD cars and six Bonus cars in game.

4WD

FWD

Bonus

List of countries

There are 6 stages in each country including super special stages.

  • New Zealand (gravel and mud)
  • Greece (gravel)
  • Monaco (snow and tarmac)
  • Australia (gravel and tarmac)
  • Sweden (snow and ice)
  • Corsica (tarmac)
  • Indonesia (gravel, mud and tarmac)
  • United Kingdom (gravel, snow, mud and tarmac)

List of drivers

There are real-world drivers are included in game.

  • Colin McRae
  • Richard Burns
  • Didier Auriol
  • Philippe Bugalski
  • Juha Kankkunen
  • Pierro Liatti
  • Jonas Andromeda
  • Alister McRae
  • Harri Rovanpera
  • Tommi Makinen
  • Carlos Sainz
  • Ari Vatanen
  • Bruno Thiry
  • Oriol Gomez
  • Kenneth Backlund
  • Larry Adams
  • Stig Blomqvist
  • Timo Salonen
  • Toby Scarlett
  • Viktor Romanov
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