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'''''F-Zero GX''''' is a racing game and sixth installment in the {{ser|F-Zero}} series, developed by {{wp|Amusement Vision}}, a department of [[Sega]], and released by [[Nintendo]] in 2003, as the successor of ''[[F-Zero X]]''. | '''''F-Zero GX''''' is a racing game and sixth installment in the {{ser|F-Zero}} series, developed by {{wp|Amusement Vision}}, a department of [[Sega]], and released by [[Nintendo]] in 2003, as the successor of ''[[F-Zero X]]''. | ||
| − | In North America, the game was originally scheduled to launch on June 24 before being delayed to August 25.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090113203608/http://cube.ign.com/articles/388/388645p1.html IGN: F-Zero and Wario Delayed]. IGN (March 10, 2003; Archived January 13, 2009). Retrieved June 2, 2016.</ref> A few months later, Nintendo and Sega would release an arcade counterpart to this game, '' | + | In North America, the game was originally scheduled to launch on June 24 before being delayed to August 25.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090113203608/http://cube.ign.com/articles/388/388645p1.html IGN: F-Zero and Wario Delayed]. IGN (March 10, 2003; Archived January 13, 2009). Retrieved June 2, 2016.</ref> A few months later, Nintendo and Sega would release an arcade counterpart to this game, ''[[F-Zero AX]]'', which can be linked to this game via [[Memory Card]]. |
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F-Zero GX is a racing game and sixth installment in the F-Zero series, developed by Amusement Vision, a department of Sega, and released by Nintendo in 2003, as the successor of F-Zero X.
In North America, the game was originally scheduled to launch on June 24 before being delayed to August 25.[1] A few months later, Nintendo and Sega would release an arcade counterpart to this game, F-Zero AX, which can be linked to this game via Memory Card.
Blurb
The Future of Racing!
- Race for glory in the Grand Prix cups, speed through an incredible storyline as Captain Falcon, take on up to three friends, build and customize your own machine, challenge your time ghosts, and much more!
- Steer through danger with the Logitech® Speed Force™ steering wheel, powered by force-feedback technology (sold separately).
link to F-Zero AX
- Take your memory card to the arcade and you can link to the upcoming F-Zero AX arcade game to race your custom machine, earn new parts, and unlock bonus features!
30 pilots, 20 courses, ONE champion!
Story
F-Zero GX is the only installment in the series to feature a dedicated story mode. In this mode, the player plays as Captain Falcon in a variety of challenges involving facing other characters in the F-Zero series. Black Shadow is ordered by his master Deathborn to win the F-Zero Grand Prix, and will destroy anyone who gets in his way, while Captain Falcon must stop him.
Gameplay
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The gameplay of this game is largely similar to the previous game, F-Zero X.
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External links
References
- ↑ IGN: F-Zero and Wario Delayed. IGN (March 10, 2003; Archived January 13, 2009). Retrieved June 2, 2016.
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