Editing F-Zero: GP Legend

{{Game
|name=F-Zero GP: Legend
|image=[[Image:FZeroGPLBox.jpg|250px]]
|bgcolor=silver
|fgcolor=black
|developer=[[Suzak]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|system=[[Gameboy Advance]]
|release=JP November 28, 2003<br />EU June 4, 2004<br />NA September 20, 2004
|gallery=[http://www.gamehiker.com/gallery/index.php?cat=174 GH Gallery]
|rating= ESRB: E
|}}

'''F-Zero GP: Legend''' is the second handheld [[Portal: F-Zero|F-Zero]] game to be released. Unlike the previous titles, it was developed as a tie-in to the anime series of the same name, which first aired October 7, 2003.

=Story=

Considered a reboot or reimaging of the series, ''GP Legend'' takes place in 2201. The game (and the anime) are centered largely around the Mobile Task Force, a special division of the Galactic Space Federation. They are a special group dedicated to combating the forces of Dark Million. One of their duties is to race in the F-Zero Grand Prix to prevent the likes of [[Black Shadow]] and [[Zoda]] using the winnings for evil. Like ''[[F-Zero GX]]'', the game features a story mode, but a difference is that instead of playing only as [[Captain Falcon]], there are eight character-specific storyline paths.

The first four follow the heroes Captain Falcon, newcomer [[Rick Wheeler]], [[Jody Summer]], and [[Jack Levin]]. The villainous stories follow [[Samurai Goroh]], his wife [[Lisa Brilliant]], Black Shadow, and Zoda. The storylines crossover the events of the other, with some characters getting into races with eachother or other major F-Zero characters, like [[Octoman]] and [[Michael Chain]]. 

=Gameplay=

In ''GP Legend'', players have a choice of over 30 characters (all the original ''[[F-Zero X]]'' pilots with new characters from the anime). As with most games, there is the Grand Prix, Time Trial, and a Challenge mode. Using link cables, up to four different players can compete. As noted previously, there is also a story mode with separate paths, a first for the series. In Japan, the game featured [[E-Reader]] support. Using the cards, players could unlock special tracks and a variety of characters. However the characters and courses were made unlockable via other means in the international releases.

=Sequels=

In 2004, the game was followed up by ''[[F-Zero Climax]]''. However due to the poor sales of ''GP Legend'' in the United States (as well as the fact the anime was canceled a month prior), the game was released only in Japan. 

{{F-Zero Series}}

[[Category: Game BoyAdvance Games]]