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Overall Calculated Sales:
383,739 (Unknown date)
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F-Zero X |
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Japan |
Release: |
Jul 14, 1998 |
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Unknown |
Price: |
5,800 Yen |
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Not Rated |
| Sales: |
97 (Unknown date) |
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| Title: |
F-Zero X |
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America |
Release: |
Oct 26, 1998 |
| Sales: |
383,642 (Unknown date) |
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| Title: |
F-Zero X |
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Europe |
Release: |
Nov 06, 1998 |
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F-Zero X is a fast-action packed futuristic racer that features more than 24 tracks and 30 cars. Unlike the original SNES game, F-Zero X is not about showing off graphics or sound capabilities -- it's all about gameplay. That's not to say the technology isn't impressive. There are up to 30 cars on screen at the same time, racing along at a steady 60 frames per second.
Modes include GP Race, Time Attack, VS Battle, Death Race, and Practice and a four-player multiplayer. F-Zero X offers the choice of either preserving energy for your defensive shield, or using it to boost ahead of the competition by the press of A button. With a steep learning curve, F-Zero X is one of the best in its genre.
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