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|developer=[[NDCUBE]] | |developer=[[NDCUBE]] | ||
|publisher=[[Nintendo]] | |publisher=[[Nintendo]] | ||
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|rating= ESRB: E | |rating= ESRB: E | ||
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| − | '''F-Zero: Maximum Velocity''' is the third major [[Portal: F-Zero|F-Zero]] game to be released. It was a launch title for the [[ | + | '''F-Zero: Maximum Velocity''' is the third major [[Portal: F-Zero|F-Zero]] game to be released. It was a launch title for the [[Gameboy Advance]] and the first time the series had been on a handheld. |
=Story= | =Story= | ||
| − | Twenty-five years after many racers like [[Captain Falcon]] had piloted their way to fame, a new generation of racers have continued to race in the Grand Prix. The game is an alternate sequel to the original ''[[F-Zero]]'', as none of the events from ''[[F-Zero X]]'' (such as the safety measures) apply to the game. It is also the only game in the series not to feature Captain Falcon, [[Samurai Goroh]], [[Pico]], and [[Dr. Stewart]]. One of the racers, [[Pilots in Maximum Velocity#Kent Akechi|Kent Akechi]] | + | Twenty-five years after many racers like [[Captain Falcon]] had piloted their way to fame, a new generation of racers have continued to race in the Grand Prix. The game is an alternate sequel to the original ''[[F-Zero]]'', as none of the events from ''[[F-Zero X]]'' (such as the safety measures) apply to the game. It is also the only game in the series not to feature Captain Falcon, [[Samurai Goroh]], [[Pico]], and [[Dr. Stewart]]. One of the racers, [[Pilots in Maximum Velocity#Kent Akechi|Kent Akechi]] claims to be Falcon's son. Likewise, the [[Pilots in Maximum Velocity#Silver Thunder|Silver Thunder]] is credited as being developed by Dr. Stewart. |
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Using link cables, the game can be played multiplayer for 2 to four players. In single-pack mode, only the track Silence is playable (one of two tracks from the original game) and all players use the same car. In multi-pack mode, players can choose any car (that has been unlocked by any player) and have access to all multiplayer tracks. | Using link cables, the game can be played multiplayer for 2 to four players. In single-pack mode, only the track Silence is playable (one of two tracks from the original game) and all players use the same car. In multi-pack mode, players can choose any car (that has been unlocked by any player) and have access to all multiplayer tracks. | ||
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| − | + | In 2003, the game was followed up by ''[[F-Zero GX]]'' on the [[Gamecube]]. However the next handheld ''F-Zero'' game would arrive later the same year, ''[[F-Zero: GP Legend]]''. However, none of the games since then have featured characters from ''Maximum Velocity''. | |
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| − | In 2003, the game was followed up by ''[[F-Zero GX]]'' on the [[Gamecube]]. | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
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{{F-Zero Series}} | {{F-Zero Series}} | ||
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