F-Zero - Maximum Velocity (GBA)

Growing up, I was always taught to play fair and that "cheats never prosper". Sadly, the drivers of F-Zero never had such dutiful parents, it seems. They are the worse than Michael Schumacher trying to over-take Canadians. However, I'm getting ahead of myself, first a bit about the game... F-Zero was one of the launch titles for Nintendo's latest beast, the Game Boy Advance. Based on a Super Nintendo, and later Nintendo 64 game it sees you zooming round a track at ludicrous speed on a hovering car trying to out do the competition. This is pure distilled racing, there are no weapons to blow other people up or fancy power ups - the only ...  Read the complete review

F- Zero Maximum Velocity is a racing game for the Gameboy Advance developed by Nintendo. The games main mode is the Grand Prix mode where you will take part in racing events set after the events of the original F-Zero so you won't find any of your favourite like Captain Falcon in the game which is a little disappointing! The game allows you to pick from a set of four futuristic craft, each is named like Fire Ball, Hot Violet and has different stats like the top speed with and without boost, how long you can use boost, how tough it is and how well it turns. It is up to you to pick which one you feel is best for your playstyle. The game ...  Read the complete review

"F-Zero Maximum Velocity" is a video game released for the Gameboy Advance console in 2001 by Nintendo. It is based on the F-Zero series of racing video games. In the United States, the game received a rating of "E" by the ESRB panel which deemed it suitable for all ages. F-Zero is based upon futuristic hovercraft racing. It originally saw success as a title for the Super Nintendo console in 1991 and has since played a regular role in Nintendo's video game line up. The game features a grand prix mode, a practice mode and a multiplayer mode by use of an optional game link cable. It is interesting to note that should only one console have the ...  Read the complete review

If you are wondering what F zero is it's a futuristic racing game which debuted over ten years ago. With its brilliant graphics and blindingly fast gameplay it moved up to the next level on the N64.F zero is coming back on the Gamecube later this year but I don't know when exactly. As for the GBA version they named it F zero maximum velocity. There are four machines each with different speeds and strengths. HOT VOILET Top speed: 422km Boost speed: 579km Boost duration: 6 seconds Body strength: 69/100 FIREBALL Top speed: 440km Boost speed: 565km Boost duration: 565km Body strength: 82/100 JB ...  Read the complete review

Okay. Another review, by me. What's it on? Well, looking at the link that was by the one you clicked, you'd know it was a review on F-Zero. Here's a bit of handy information on the game. The game is exclusive to the Game Boy Advance, and it came out on June 21st 2001, along with the launch of the Game Boy Advance itself. Now, I'm not writing a review on this, but I do say that you should go and get this now, if you are into games. Anyway, the game is a sequel of the epic racing game on the SNES, entitled "F-Zero". There was an F-Zero 2 released in Japan, which featured more tracks. Heh. The game is set in the future when... ::runs ...  Read the complete review