F-Zero GX

junior_ain's F-Zero GX (GameCube) review

Best GameCube racing game!

Everything slightly necessary for a good racing game you can find in F-Zero GX, insane speed combined with perfect controls, good challenges, graphics running smoothly with outstanding definition in details, customizable ships for you to make your own, with your own design as well, and of course, a fun multiplayer that lets you go up to 4 players simultaneously!

The game takes all classic characters back, and adds some new ones, the ones added in this and the arcade versions, F-Zero AX, and both have a connectivity, allowing the player to unlock the character and exclusive machine parts to build even more ships!!

You can play in classic mode with 5 different cups, each one with 5 courses, also there's one course only available later in the game, and can only be played in time attack, practice and multiplayer, totalizing 26 different courses!

And now there's the brand new Story Mode, which inserts a little plot in the game, not that complex, just a pretext to make some missions and have even more fun with the game!

This is easily my favorite GameCube game, and one of the best racing games ever! If you're vaguely into racing games, this is a must have!!

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