Overview

Number of Players
1 (Single Player)
Genre
Release Date

Super Nintendo

  • JP 21st Nov 1990
  • US Aug 1991
  • EU 1992

Wii (Wii Shop)

  • US 19th Nov 2006, 800 points
  • EU 8th Dec 2006, 800 points
  • JP 2nd Dec 2006, 800 points

Wii U (Wii U eShop)

  • EU 21st Feb 2013, £5.49
  • US 20th Feb 2013, $7.99
  • JP 27th Apr 2013, ¥800

3DS (3DS eShop)

  • EU 17th Mar 2016, £7.19

Nintendo Switch (Nintendo Switch Online)

  • US 6th Sep 2019
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Reviews

  • Review F-Zero - The Game That Sold Us Mode 7

    What a way to launch a console

    At their very core, futuristic racing games should have visual flair, and there was already an early history of this sub-genre before F-Zero released – including Nintendo's Mach Rider on NES in 1985, Powerdrome on 16-bit computers, and Atari's arcade S.T.U.N. Runner in 1989. Following these games, late 1990 became an...

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About The Game

In the year 2560, the greatest racing competition is the F-Zero championship. Pilots from all over the galaxy risk their lives as they battle for first place in their dazzling hovercrafts. The unforgettable racing game of the Super Nintendo.

Taking full advantage of the famous "Mode 7" special effect, F-Zero redefined the notion of speed in racing games. The numerous tracks were filled with deadly traps and some of the best players would always find new techniques to improve their lap records in practice Mode. F-Zero also featured one of the most famous soundtracks in the history of video games.