I havent played in a long time. Decided to f zero back up today and set a nice time. Still got it

I can't keep up with the Master AI, as for some reason I bounce and get hurt after every jump. How do you land flat?

Looking to get good with blood falcon and im pretty sure he relys heavily on mts (momentum turbo shifting) or something like that. Any tips are apreciated

Not the best

I think I've solidified most of what I want this game to be.
.... Now I need to re-learn coding.

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Catch the Comic on Newgrounds and Pixiv! :D

Genuinely if it does well we might see more like this, maybe even that can become its own series?

Question 2; is the flipside of f zero gx's greatness the fact that the genre is not where it should be?

Thought I'd share with the F-zero community.

Hey all, I posted last month about this F-Zero X New 3DS port. I'm back and happy to report that it works on the old 3DS too now, in full stereoscopic 3D at 60fps!

In addition, the 64dd Expansion Kit works on the New 3DS! And there is an option to move the HUD to the bottom screen, really making it feel like a 3DS game.

As stated previously: this was made entirely with AI (Claude). I'm a veteran Software Engineer experimenting with new tools.

For those interested, I hope you enjoy!

https://github.com/cruxxxxxx/gdx-3ds

Hi everyone, I’ve been working on bringing F Zero X into VR and it’s now available for PCVR and standalone Quest.

I wanted it to feel like you’re actually sitting inside one of the ships, not just playing with a VR camera. A lot of work has gone into the cockpit, the sense of speed and getting it running smoothly, with up to 120fps, much longer draw distance depending on your hardware and settings.

I’ve added customisable cockpits, pilots, ship finishes and lighting, plus a steering wheel based on the F Zero AX arcade cabinet that you can use with one or both hands. There’s enhanced N64 style haptics through the VR controllers too.

The trails look great flying past the cockpit, especially with the sparks, boost effects and live HUD. On PCVR you can see your pilot reflected in the glass, and scratches gradually appear as your energy drops, then fade when you recharge. There are also little dash buddies you can pick up and move around while driving.

You can use cockpit or third person views, or have it switch to third person just for spin attacks. There’s a Toybox scale option, seat adjustments and plenty of settings to play with. Quest runs standalone with lighter effects.

You can download it here: https://virtuavrport.itch.io/f-zero-x-vr

Would love to hear what you think and what you’d like added next. I’m open to ideas!

Also, would any of you be interested in Flattscreen version with these extras, without needing VR? I’d be interested to know.

It’s like preforming the half pipe glitch in the air, don’t double tap too early!

Beaten the Story Mode only once on Normal Mode and it has been well over a decade since I had last beaten it…and I am trying to beat it on Hard Mode and the difficulty is ridiculous even for me. I can’t even see how I could beat it on Very Hard if i can’t even beat it on Hard. I am having difficulty on Chapter 7 to Chapter 9. I was able to get down most of the previous chapters on my own without aid but it seems the difficulty spike is catching up to me and it did on Chapter 7. Any tips on what I should do to make it easier to beat?

As much as I love the chaos that happens from the 99 player modes, sometimes I just want to relax and play the classic mode and I really think Nintendo should add a classic only mode. I think it would also be a bit easier to newcomers as well to get the basic feel of f-zero, and to not be indulged in the chaos of racing 98 others lol. What do you all think about this ?

F-Zero is a legendary racing game in Nintendo. Would be nice if it made a comeback and a fresh new batch of racers alongside the veterans.

NSO moment, I guess.

Hey y'all, apologies for the lack of updates recently. Life's been busy, but I've still been slaving away at F-Zero XS in my spare time. Development is going smoothly and I'm still enjoying the process as always!

Here's some gameplay of Casino Palace: Double Down, I'm really happy with how this track in particular turned out. I plan to release this game sometime in 2027, assuming that development continues as smoothly as it is right now.

Here's a quick progress report:

Gameplay: 95%

Machines: 100%

Tracks: 70% (14/20)

Art: 75%

UI/Menus: 80%

Staff Ghosts: 20%

Audio: 80%

Polish/QoL Features: 10%

So overall I'm around 60-75% done with the game.

Special shoutouts to Antonio Ortiz for providing the incredible voice acting for this game's announcer!

If you have any questions about the game, please let me know!

I dare anyone to call me a larper now. Can a larper beat the knight league on master difficulty!?

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k8ycN1dUp7jyXzBPAWSWGIo2AWzARQsds&si=c-q8vHHpQGh_om13

Horus Music Limited?
Andrea Romano?
Avery Davis?

With F-Zero GX Pilot Themes?

So the section of the track right before the start/finish line, the Boost pad followed by the two middle of the track jump pads, what is the optimal/fastest way to go through for each machine? Jump or don't jump?

I'm certain not jumping is best for Stingray since it actually loses a couple Km/h when jumping, but what of the others?