F-Zero: Maximum Velocity

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  • Release Date: Jun. 10, 2001
  • Price: $35.00
  • Publisher: Nintendo
  • Developer: Nintendo
  • Platform(s): GBA
  • Genre: Driving

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F-Zero: Maximum Velocity blends adrenaline-pumping action with on-track obstacles and boosts that will challenge your driving skills. With 20 tracks in four challenging circuits, there's plenty of depth for certified race freaks. Add intricate graphics, a blistering fast framerate and a pounding soundtrack and you've got maximum Mach fun -- right in the palm of your hand!

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F-Zero: Maximum Velocity - GBA

I thought it was good......WHAAAA!!! *sob*

everything bad... 'nuff said. Control is impossible and the sound might as well come from your little brother. NO REPLAY AT ALL and the mega-hard tracks make it all the more not worth your time. 45 bucks in the toilet for me, a warning for you, and a punch in the nose for the folks at Nintendo... DON'T BUY IT. End of story. I'm metaridley and you are lucky gamers who heard the truth.

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity - GBA

What can I say......I love this game

People say addiction is a bad thing, but with this game its so sweet. The original one for the SNES really opened my eyes to fast pace racing. So I was amazed when I first played this game. Graphics: Fast, clean, and colorful. You'll wonder how they managed to fit those intense graphics into the GBA. The graphics were amazing, just what I expected from the power of the GBA. Sound: Fast pounding techno music makes racing a bit more exciting. I found my sitting back and enjoying the music without realizing that I had already lost the race. Controls: Simple four button control made driving a whole lot easiar. With my huge hands quickly hitting two shoulder buttons for hyper speed was a bit tricky. Fun Factor: I had so much fun with this game that I wasted a whole pack of new batteries just on this game. Grab a link cable and this game makes Road Trips with the "amigos" alot funner. Futuristic racing lives on with the F-Zero for the GBA.

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity - GBA

it is hard as crap

i am alright at racing games but the ones that i am not good at i hate. this is one of them. i beat part of the game, but on expert mode, it was like impossible to beat the rest. later, bdf44

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity - GBA

Almost identical to SNES version (call it "F-Zero Version 1.2")

Being so similar to the Super Nintendo version aint such a bad thing, but Nintendo still hasn't come up with a worthy successor. Imagine on the GameCube the tracks could dive right into a cityscape, zoom and swerve around some buildings, before wrapping around a volcano, taking a dip in the ocean, and launching straight through the clouds( better yet thunder clouds with lightning and all), and finally sailing down the stretch into the sunset!!! But back to my review... well it's the first GBA game I bought so it can't be that bad.

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity - GBA

NOT THE BEST

I bought the game hoping it to be as good as the SNES version. I sure as hell was disapointed, the game sucked,DONT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY WITH IT -PerfectD

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