Game will be developed by Amusement Vision under Nintendo's supervision. (Amusement Vision's past credit includes such games as Daytona USA, Virtua Striker, Spike Out, Planet Harriers & Super Monkey Ball) It'll be using previously announced TriForce arcade system which shares similar (same?) architecture with GC. They plan to allow arcade & GC version of the game to share the data via GC memory card. The game is scheduled to be released by end of 2002 and more info will be unveiled at upcoming E3 show...
F-Zero for the arcade developed by Sega... Now there's something I never thought I'd ever see.
Game will be developed by Amusement Vision under Nintendo's supervision. (Amusement Vision's past credit includes such games as Daytona USA, Virtua Striker, Spike Out, Planet Harriers & Super Monkey Ball) It'll be using previously announced TriForce arcade system which shares similar (same?) architecture with GC. They plan to allow arcade & GC version of the game to share the data via GC memory card. The game is scheduled to be released by end of 2002 and more info will be unveiled at upcoming E3 show...
F-Zero for the arcade developed by Sega... Now there's something I never thought I'd ever see.
I was about to see it, my question is are they actually going to be using a souped up version of the triforce like the Hikaru and the arcade version of pod racers? I can't wait to see what the cabinet design they might be using for the E3 showcase. I have yet to see anything on the Initial D: Arcade stage yet though.
Game will be developed by Amusement Vision under Nintendo's supervision. (Amusement Vision's past credit includes such games as Daytona USA, Virtua Striker, Spike Out, Planet Harriers & Super Monkey Ball) It'll be using previously announced TriForce arcade system which shares similar (same?) architecture with GC. They plan to allow arcade & GC version of the game to share the data via GC memory card. The game is scheduled to be released by end of 2002 and more info will be unveiled at upcoming E3 show...
F-Zero for the arcade developed by Sega... Now there's something I never thought I'd ever see.
I was about to see it, my question is are they actually going to be using a souped up version of the triforce like the Hikaru and the arcade version of pod racers? I can't wait to see what the cabinet design they might be using for the E3 showcase. I have yet to see anything on the Initial D: Arcade stage yet though.
Very interesting.
Rid Hershel
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"F-Zega"
, posted Thu 28 Mar 11:13
Interesting, now this is something that no one wasn't expecting. And it's a good thing. I can't wait to play it...
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