Moto GP

Xbox Live!: Fish Bouncer mini-game:
Press Left, Up, Left(2), B, Up, Left(2), B, Y, Down, Up, B at the main menu. The object is to successfully "bounce" the fishes across the toxic pond. The scores you obtain are listed under your GamerTag on the Xbox Live! account.
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Master code:
Press Left, Up, Left(2), B, Up, Left(2), B, Y, Down, Up, B at the main menu. Note: Use the Left Analog-stick to enter the directions. All tracks, riders, and unlockables will now be available.

Note: If you use this code you will not be able to save the game. You must complete the game to use the levels in your Xbox Live! version.
john w madsen.

Xbox Live!: Credit shooter mini-game:
Watch the credits and at the end, you can play a Space Invader style game. The scores you obtain are listed under your GamerTag on the Xbox Live! account.
DarkDan.

Xbox Live!: Easy unlockables:
Have someone that already has the unlockables go into the lobby and send you an invite. Then, have them turn on the unlockables that you want. Exit the lobby and go to create a session. Save the game and it will have the selected unlockables.
Dumahazel01.

Space Invaders mini-game:
Enable the "Master code" Select the Sheridan (training) track. Near the very sharp S turn is a path leading down into the basement of the large building (to your left). Once in the basement, you will find a brown arcade game. Hit it to play it. You can play the mini-game as many times as desired.
Jim Guay.

Alex Barros:
Get 200,000 points at Sachsenring in arcade mode.
drpogowe.

Alex Criville:
Get 200,000 points at Le Mans in arcade mode.
drpogowe.

Carlos Checa:
Get 200,000 points at Assen in arcade mode.
drpogowe.

Loris Capirossi:
Get 200,000 points at Brno in arcade mode.

Max Biaggi:
Get 200,000 points at Valencia in arcade mode.
drpogowe.

Norick Abe:
Get 200,000 points at Mugello in arcade mode.
drpogowe.

Sete Gibernau:
Get 200,000 points at Jerez in arcade mode.
drpogowe.

Shinya Nakano:
Get 200,000 points at Donington in arcade mode.
drpogowe.

Tohru Ukawa:
Get 200,000 points at Suzuka in arcade mode.
drpogowe.

Valentino Rossi:
Get 200,000 points at Philip Island in arcade mode.
drpogowe.

Hint: Easy seasons and races under the hard difficulty setting:
The solution to winning hard seasons is to get the #2 bike by winning the challenges. The way you get the bike is by taking the challenges that have a photo card. If you complete these, you will have won the #2 bike. Although the game gives the impression that the longer the race, the better off you are in the possibility of winning, this is false. All hard arcade races, seasons, etc. should be set to only 2 laps. The races are short, but the racers gear themselves for a 2 lap race, which can be used to your advantage. Before you begin your arcade race or season, set the #2 bike up correctly. Go to "Settings" and use the following values.

Transmission: Set to only 2 notches
Brakes: Set to maximum
Handling: Set to maximum
Acceleration: Set to maximum

Once you have these settings, you will win every arcade race, and will come in first for seasons you have to race. If you place second in a couple of races, you will still win the season. All challenges from here on in become relatively easy.

Hint: Easy training:
In the training section, turn your bike around and go the opposite direction from the starting point. You may go as far as needed so that when you turn back around, you will build enough speed shave seconds off the clock and complete the test within the time requirements.
Matthew Bolton.

On the number 3 training course in which you must follow a driver and be a few seconds behind for gold, keep driving right off the course until you see him smoke his tires. This will enable you to be right next to him or in front of him. On the first or second turn, if you ram your bike into his side from the inside of the track, knocking him to the outside, you can knock him off. Then, race to the end. If you are a decent driver, he may catch up with you at the end, but most likely you will only be a second behind and still get the gold.
Dan Jendro.

In training, there are some challenges that have you go through the board with obstacles that you cannot touch or you will fail. On the same boards, you have time limits and you cannot go off course or you will fail. However, the time does not begin until you go a small distance in front of you. Instead of going forward, turn around and go the other way until you reach an obstacle in the road. Bump into it. If you are playing for the gold, which you should be in the first place, you have two seconds taken away from the little time you have. Ignore this, and just keep bumping into it until it does not take any more time away. Then, go back the way you were originally facing to start the challenge. When you go past the start mark, the clock will not change. You can now take as much time as needed to complete the challenge.
Daeyolay.

To easily complete the training challenges, turn around before starting the clock and hit an obstacle at a slow speed so you do not fall off. This will take time off the clock. When it falls to one second, it stops falling and stays there, even if you hit the obstacle again. Then, complete the challenge at a nice slow pace. The clock will stay at one second. Once in awhile the clock will start, but that is very infrequent.
Robert Shanahan.

Hint: Jerez: Shortcut:
When you start the race, go forwards until you are at the exit to the pit area. Turn around and enter the pit. Go just beyond the first garage to the right and turn back around. Drive into the wall on the right side of the garage so that you crash. You will then respawn more than half way around the track.
hALO_JR.

When you start, turn right into the pit. Go to the last open garage. Crash into the left corner. If you are lucky, you will end up on the other side of the wall. If done at the very beginning you will finish first automatically.
Pagelinx.

Hint: Alternate back wheel color:
To change you back wheel to green and purple on the yellow dirt on Muggello, keep going backards in a circle.
Michael Bond.