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    F-Zero X

    Game » consists of 12 releases. Released Jul 14, 1998

    Nintendo's fast-paced sci-fi racing series is brought into full 3D for the Nintendo 64, with a revamped sense of speed, updated modes (including split-screen multiplayer), and wilder track layouts.

    guip1408's F-Zero X (Nintendo 64) review

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    A great entry on a underrated series

    Initially titled "F-Zero 64", F-Zero X is the second game on the F-Zero series, and the first one to have 3D graphics. A very well liked but not that big of a franchise, in my opinion is still underrated, specially looking back at how fun the games were and how little people paid attention to them compared to other big series. This game gives you 3 Grand Prix and 6 machines to choose from, at the start, as well as four difficulties to pick. And at the end you will have 30 machines, and a extra Grand Prix, as well as a later secret one that will always give you 6 random courses, so you can keep playing for a very long time.

    It feels really fast, and at the time it was unreal to see that the game had 30 competitors racing at one time, it was never done before. The soundtrack is one of the very best of the N64 as well. The machines felt balance, each having strenghts and weaknesses, varying from blowing up easier, handling better, and things like that. It also gives you other game modes, like Death Race, Time Attack and a Versus Mode.

    If you liked N64 games, this is a game for you. I wish more people played it at the time.

    Other reviews for F-Zero X (Nintendo 64)

      Fast, fun and dangerous 0

      For years and years people have been talking about flying cars. Take a look at The Jetsons. A cartoon interpretation of how driving would be in the future. Star Wars also presents this sort of world but still keeping cars to the ground--without wheels. And then there's F-Zero X which brings that sort of reality into a much clearer vision.  F-Zero put this sort of futuristic racing on the map but F-Zero X does everything better. More cars, more tracks, better graphics--you name it, it's better. A...

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