20°

Nintendo eShop - F-Zero Wii U Virtual Console Trailer

The official F-Zero Wii U Virtual Console Trailer.

yugovega4026d ago

can't believe I missed this for 30 cents.

110°

Ex-Nintendo designer says no new F-Zero due to Mario Kart, low sales & high costs

F-Zero has been a dormant franchise for a couple of decades now. In fact, if it weren’t for the obvious appearances that Captain Falcon has been making in Super Smash Bros. games, you could get the impression that Nintendo has forgotten all about the series.

Read Full Story >>
mynintendonews.com
2moda5gamer296d ago

Have a new F-Zero hit within the first 2 years of Switch 2 and watch it sell away.

Immagaiden296d ago

Can’t believe Nintendo chose a remaster for Cruise N Blast over F-Zero GX

GhostScholar296d ago

I wish they would see the license then.

Knightofelemia295d ago

Maybe Nintendo should learn to drop the prices on their games if they want more sales. I have seen games that are 4 years old on store shelves at full price.

Rockstar295d ago

I've had treasure tracker for the switch bookmarked since it was released waiting for the price to hit my sweet spot of 30 bucks...still waiting...

blackblades295d ago

We haven't seen a lot of franchise's from Nintendo. Mario will always stay as the shit stain of Nintendo. Mario games are fun and Kirby but some times you get tired of seeing Mario everywhere literally everywhere. They are playing it safe.

Show all comments (7)
60°

It's Time for a New F-Zero Game

F-Zero is one of Nintendo's most neglected franchises, but the high-speed racing title could stand out from Mario Kart and utilize modern graphics.

476d ago
Vits476d ago

We are probably only getting a new one when Miyamoto dies.

ZeekQuattro476d ago

There's a rumor GX is being ported over but we know how that goes.

Minute Man 721476d ago

No....the last one sold like 20k or something lower that a limbo pole

z2g475d ago

It is, but it’s a bummer it would most likely be held back by Nintendos weak hardware

50°

Top 20 Soundtracks From the 16-Bit Era

In the 16-bit era, game devs and composers could finally change the type of tones used in the music, simulating a wider array of instruments and creating a whole lot of great soundtracks in the process.

It wasn’t easy picking out the best of the best because there were so many great ones. Even middle-of-the-road soundtracks seemed to deserve a bump if the game was just that damn good, and so many from that era are that damn good!

Here's the Ghetto Gamer list of top 20 soundtracks from the 16-bit era.

Read Full Story >>
ghettogamer.net