F-Zero GX

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F-Zero GX

Developer(s): Amusement Vision Publisher(s): Nintendo Platform: Nintendo GameCube Category: Racing Players: 1-4 Predecessor: F-Zero: Maximum Velocity Successor: F-Zero AX

Release dates N. America: August 25, 2003 Japan: July 25, 2003 Europe: October 31, 2003 Australia: October 31, 2003 S. Korea: March 6, 2004

Ratings ESRB: T CERO: A PEGI: 3 USK: 0 ACB: G

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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. A few months later, Nintendo and Sega would release an arcade counterpart to this game, F-Zero AX.

Blurb

The Future of Racing!

Technical details

Technical details Media: Nintendo GameCube Game Disc Save data size: 4 blocks Supported features: Progressive scan, widescreen display Input / compatible controllers: Nintendo GameCube Controller

External links

• F-Zero GX on Wikipedia
• F-Zero GX guide on StrategyWiki

References

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