F-Zero X is a futuristic racing game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64, part of the F-Zero series. Up to 30 hovercars race at extreme speeds around loops, tubes, and twisting tracks, with boosting (at the cost of shield energy), attacking rivals, and drifting. Running at a smooth 60fps, it features Grand Prix, Death Race, and four-player modes.
How To Play F-Zero X
Control
Action
Control Stick
Steer the machine
A Button
Accelerate
B Button
Brake
L / R Triggers
Lean / side attack; tight turns
Z Trigger
Boost (uses shield energy)
C Buttons
Spin attack / adjust view
Start
Pause
About F-Zero X
Release date
JP: July 14, 1998 · NA: October 26, 1998 · EU: November 6, 1998
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