Take a trip down memory lane and enjoy a look back at Nintendo's futuristic racing series.
Our friends at Third Rate Minion have created a wonderful video retrospective that delves into the history of F-Zero.
Nintendo turned 125 this past September, and that is a milestone not many companies can celebrate. However, there is another anniversary that Nintendo has not addressed; this fall marks ten years without a new F-Zero game.
F-Zero began as one of the first four titles developed by the newly-created Nintendo EAD, headed by Shigeru Miyamoto, alongside the likes of Pilotwings, Super Mario World, and SimCity. Since then, F-Zero has had games release on the Satellaview, Nintendo 64, 64DD, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo GameCube, and arcades. However, since 2004's F-Zero GP Legend (and in Japan F-Zero Climax) the series has been left dormant.
This video takes a look at those many games in the F-Zero series. What are some of your memories from the F-Zero franchise? Let us know!
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