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ProcrastinationLand Cheat Codes - Nintendo 64 - Blast Corps

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Turbo Start:
Here's another trick inherited from Mario Kart 64. For a faster start on racing courses, press the Accelerate button as soon as the last light turns green. For best results, time your press the button at the final beep.

Contributed by: suju
Source: Unknown


Instant Explosion:
Simply drive up next to something and try to get out of your vehicle by pressing Z. If you're too close, your man will yell and not get out. If you continue holding Z, the obstructing object will blow up like magic!

This is particularly useful for buildings that can only be blown up by TNT or other non-standard methods.

Note: This trick does not work on the bonus stages nor does it work in the PAL (European or Australian) versions of the game.

Contributed by: [email protected] and [email protected]
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Ghost Rider:
It seems Mario has set a trend. If you complete a race with the right vehicle, a ghost rider will appear if you play the same race again.

Contributed by: Frank Glaser
Source: Unknown


Extra Courses:
When you successfully complete every mission and find all six of the scientists, you will be treated to two extra courses. The first extra mission includes you having to clear a town of all objects in order to allow a Space Shuttle emergency landing. The second position includes you clearing all buildings off the Moon! There is also a third extra mission which can only be accessed by getting a perfect score.

Contributed by: Crazed1249
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