Sega 10086680638, 10086690644, 10086611083, 10086620023 Keyboard, Advanced Controls, Menu controls

Keyboard

The keyboard buttons referred to throughout this manual reflect the default control scheme. In the Controls Setup, the controls can be assigned to whichever keyboard buttons you prefer. The default keyboard controls are as follows:

Steer Left	Left cursor key
Steer Right	Right cursor key
Steer Up	Up cursor key
Steer Down	Down cursor key
Accelerate	Shift key
Brake / Drift	Space bar
Use Pickup	E key

Stunt Left	A key
Stunt Right	D key
Stunt Up	W key
Stunt Down	S key
Rear view	Q key
Team weapon	F key
Pause	Escape key

Menu controls

Use the cursor keys to make a selection. Press the Return key to choose/confirm, or the Esc key to cancel changes/move back to the previous screen.

Advanced Controls

Barrel Roll	Any time your vehicle is in the air as a plane, or in a jump as a boat or car, you
	can perform a barrel roll by moving the right stick (or pressing the A, D, W and
	S keys). Barrel rolls can be performed left/right/forward/backward depending
	on the direction the right stick is pushed or the A, D, W and S keys are pressed.
	Barrel rolls help you avoid obstacles and grab Pickups that would otherwise be
	hard to reach.
	Chaining successful barrel rolls during a jump will earn you a boost. Doing a
	“close call” barrel roll in the air will also earn you a boost.
Drift	Drifting is a controlled skid that allows you to take tight corners at high speed.
	As you approach a corner, keep your finger on the accelerator, steer into the
	corner, then press and hold the drift button to drift in that direction. You can
	continue to make limited adjustments to your direction using the left stick (or
	the Left and Right cursor keys), and the drift will continue until you release the
	drift button.
	Continuous drifting earns you a boost, which will propel you away quickly
	when you release the drift button.
Transform	At certain points around the tracks, you will see a large blue ring to pass
	through. Doing so will transform your vehicle into a boat, a flying machine
	or back to a land-based vehicle as necessary to successfully navigate the next
	portion of the course. Most controls are identical to those of the land-based
	vehicles, though airborne steering has an additional axis of movement: push
	the left stick down (or press the Down cursor key) to head upwards, or up (the
	Up cursor key) to head downwards. This control can be inverted via Options
	in the Main Menu.

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