player to achieve a certain number of standings points, depending on the position the player finishes in; a first-place finish rewards a maximum of 20 points for each track, and the total maximum number of points possible is 180. Trainer mode is recommended for beginners to practice in any of the available courses with other opponents and refine their driving skills. Versus mode allows two players to compete against each other in head-to-head races on a split screen. Record is a time trial mode where players compete against the clock in an attempt to obtain the best time possible. Motorcycles Super Burnout features six motorcycles to choose from before starting any game mode, each one having their own pros and cons that players must take advantage of depending on the track, however, a seventh motorcycle can be unlocked by either entering a cheat code or obtaining a high rank after finishing Championship mode: Lightning Racer Sliding Thunder Killing Turtle Super Rabbit Reflex Z Wheels of Terror Punisher Production Background In 1989, the demogroup Constellations was formed when Atari ST programmer Elysée Adé and graphic artist Kheang Tan met each other during high school in order to compete against other demoscene groups by creating demos that were capable of taking advantage of both the ST and Amiga, with a focus on fluidity. Originally a two-man team, the group grew when programmers Stéphane Bensoussan and Laurent Arquetoux joined them, creating their very first demo during this period. The group grew further when more people joined them including composer Alexandre Habekian and programmers William Ilzizine and Olivier Nallet, creating two more demos before the French division of Atari Corporation approached them and requested a demo for Atari STe to be featured in events and a promotional campaign. However, their activity dwindled when each member restarted pursuing their careers, while Elysée began writing articles for the French publication ST Magazine and eventually becoming editor-in-chief. Virtual Xperience was a French video game development studio that was founded by Rodolphe Czuba in December 1993 as a successor to Retour 2048, which had closed due to management issues from two of their employees earlier that year. VX had three titles under development for the Jaguar; A platform game titled Indiana Jags, a shoot 'em up named Zzyorxx II and a space combat simulator called Starnet, neither of which were finished and released to the public. Development In