F-Zero is a racing game series made by Nintendo, similar to Mario Kart. Unlike Mario Kart, the games take place in a futuristic setting, have more high-speed roller-coaster action, and don't feature any items for use on the raceway.
Games released in the F-Zero series:
F-Zero (Super Nintendo Entertainment System): The first game in the series. Introduced some pretty impressive semi-3D graphics with gameplay similar to that of Super Mario Kart, but no items.
F-Zero X (Nintendo 64): The second game, this time in full 3D. Featured 30 different racers, 24 courses, and some FAST racing action.
F-Zero Maximum Velocity (Game Boy Advance): The first portable F-Zero game. Featured entirely new drivers and courses in a setting that suggested it took place some time after F-Zero X.
F-Zero GX (Nintendo Gamecube): Similar to F-Zero X, but with better graphics, a story mode, the ability to build your own racing machines and new drivers. Compatable with the arcade game F-Zero AX (see below).
F-Zero AX (Arcade): The Arcade version of F-Zero GX (see above). Players who had Memory Cards containing F-Zero GX data would be able to unlock extras for their F-Zero GX game, such as new pilots and parts.
F-Zero GP Legend (Game Boy Advance): Similar to F-Zero Maximum Velocity, but it was based off of the F-Zero anime of the same name. Players could choose to play as heroes or villains in various missions.
Games released in the F-Zero series:
F-Zero (Super Nintendo Entertainment System): The first game in the series. Introduced some pretty impressive semi-3D graphics with gameplay similar to that of Super Mario Kart, but no items.
F-Zero X (Nintendo 64): The second game, this time in full 3D. Featured 30 different racers, 24 courses, and some FAST racing action.
F-Zero Maximum Velocity (Game Boy Advance): The first portable F-Zero game. Featured entirely new drivers and courses in a setting that suggested it took place some time after F-Zero X.
F-Zero GX (Nintendo Gamecube): Similar to F-Zero X, but with better graphics, a story mode, the ability to build your own racing machines and new drivers. Compatable with the arcade game F-Zero AX (see below).
F-Zero AX (Arcade): The Arcade version of F-Zero GX (see above). Players who had Memory Cards containing F-Zero GX data would be able to unlock extras for their F-Zero GX game, such as new pilots and parts.
F-Zero GP Legend (Game Boy Advance): Similar to F-Zero Maximum Velocity, but it was based off of the F-Zero anime of the same name. Players could choose to play as heroes or villains in various missions.
by Lem_Gambino January 2, 2006
a machine that hovers on the ground and excels at the speed of sound,F-Zero was found by rich merchants to entertain people,it had dangers and people were angry about the dangers but then years later,they got used to them,F-Zero was made bye Nintendo,some people wish it was real
by Mo April 16, 2004
A video game cartridge for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in the early 90's. High speed hover-car racing and faux 3D graphics were the name of the game with colorful characters like "Captain Falcon" and a complete lack of multiplayer support. A cryin' shame if you ask me.
by The Majestik Moose July 15, 2005
F0 is fun as hell! You really get into it when your body starts jerking around as if you were in the car....the music rocks like in Mute City
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by yobastank August 1, 2005
Absolutely the fastest, most difficult, most ass-kicking, balls-smashing, amazing racing game ever fucking created. The graphics are stunning; some of the best on the Cube, even when you're rushing past them at 1200 km/h. Yeah, that's Mach 1.5 - and it feels like it. This game is badass beyond belief, the absolute best in the series and and a must-own if you have any real gaming sense.
Along with Contra and its numbered sequels, this is one of those games that you must play if you consider yourself a man.
The only reason to complain about F-Zero GX is if you're too much of a pansy to get past the second mission.
The only reason to complain about F-Zero GX is if you're too much of a pansy to get past the second mission.
by Red the Ghost July 14, 2010
F-Zero X is a racing game published by Nintendo, and was released September 18th, 1998. This game was originally made for use on the Nintendo 64, but was also released on virtual console.
F-Zero X is one of the best games ever created, and includes one of the most amazing soundtracks of all time.
F-Zero X is known for it's fast paced action, with racing speeds that often exceed 1000Km/h. Featuring 30 different racers and 24 tracks. Today, it still remains one of the greatest creations in video game history.
F-Zero X is one of the best games ever created, and includes one of the most amazing soundtracks of all time.
F-Zero X is known for it's fast paced action, with racing speeds that often exceed 1000Km/h. Featuring 30 different racers and 24 tracks. Today, it still remains one of the greatest creations in video game history.
Person #1 : "Today I feel like playing the best game ever created."
Person #2 : "you mean F-Zero X?"
Person #1 : "Well, obviously."
Person #2 : "you mean F-Zero X?"
Person #1 : "Well, obviously."
by Jonathon Harker April 3, 2009
by OmegaVideoGameGod November 2, 2017