F-Zero

F-Zero X

F-Zero X pits you against 29 rival machines in a frantic race at speeds exceeding 1,000 km/h, soaring high above alien atmospheres. The game delivers intense, split‑screen multiplayer action with support for the Rumble Pak, making it the fastest racing experience on the Nintendo 64. Developed by Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development and published by Nintendo, iQue, and Gradiente, this 1998 classic combines sci‑fi racing thrills with arcade‑style controls, offering both single‑player and four‑player split‑screen modes for endless replayability.

F-Zero GX

F‑Zero GX delivers the series’ signature high‑velocity racing, demanding precise track memorization and razor‑sharp reflexes. The game expands the formula with a narrative‑driven Story Mode that follows Captain Falcon through nine mission‑filled chapters.

F-Zero: GP Legend

F-Zero: GP Legend puts you behind the wheel of one of eight futuristic racers, from Captain Falcon to the villainous Black Shadow, as you blaze through Grand Prix cups across multiple planets. The game blends fast‑paced single‑player challenges with split‑screen multiplayer for up to three friends, delivering both a compelling storyline and competitive racing action.

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity thrusts players into a futuristic racing arena where brand‑new vehicles zip across original Game Boy Advance tracks. Master the Grand Prix circuit, boost, bump, and jump your way to intergalactic glory while competing against AI or friends. With the GBA Link cable you can race up to three opponents in split‑screen multiplayer, delivering fast‑paced, competitive fun for both veterans and newcomers alike.

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Race around fast and futuristic race tracks in some of the most high‑tech hovercraft ever created. Each craft accelerates with a single button, while side boosters let you carve sharp turns at full tilt and turbo gives a short burst of extra speed. Choose from 10 tracks and compete in Grand Prix, Time Trial, or Free Ride modes. Grand Prix strings together races for a grand prize, rewarding higher finishes with better progression and titles.