F-ZERO (PC)

F-Zero was the game that I got with my ever-so new SNES. Well, along with Mario All-stars. I had hours of endless fun with this game. Everyone that I knew had at one time played and probably owned this game. Along with Mario Kart this game was the tops in order of racing games available at the time. Nothing could be better than ramming your futuristic little racer round a corner and riding the barrier to take over the racer in front. There isn’t really a story to this game, like with most racing games you simply must win the Grand Prix. On the game there are 4 choices of racers. Each has different strengths and weakness', like different top speeds, ...  Read the complete review

F Zero was like the first racing title the SNES had. It had ships - a first - and blistering speed -also never seen in a videogame before-. The graphics back then were great, although now the GBA version looks far superior. I actually played this game just yesterday, seeming bored of all the FPS and RTS games on my PC... The speed is exhilarating, and the handling of each ship is varied well. The music is ever so catchy - Mute city - what a tune! Criticism - not enough ships. I dont care about multiplayer mode... thats what my GBA is for... Also the tracks could be more varied. BSFZero 2 has awesome tracks which are very difficult.... But F Zero ...  Read the complete review

This game was released in ye olde days of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. It has also been released as F-Zero 2, F-Zero X and the newly released F-Zero: Maximum Velocity. The game is basically a futuristic racing game, where you are suspended on a track over 10,000 feet from the cities, oceans, deserts and poison stuff. You choose from 4 cars, each with different specs eg. Blue Falcon has excellent acceleration but poor handling and the Pink Stingray has the worst acceleration but has amazing handling. In Grand Prix, you choose from 3 cups: Knight, Queen, King. Each has 5 tracks, including Mute City, Port Town, Big Blue, Sand Ocean, Death Wind, ...  Read the complete review