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The reputable Japanese gaming magazine, Famitsu, has rated the highly anticipated F-Zero GX. A title created thanks to the cooperation between Sega and Nintendo. The final score was 9 / 7 / 8 / 8 for a total of 32 points out of 40.
Overall a good score, but surprisingly not as high as Kirby's Air Ride, which received 34 points in last week’s edition of Famitsu.
Overall a good score, but surprisingly not as high as Kirby's Air Ride, which received 34 points in last week’s edition of Famitsu.
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cookie monster wrote:
> The controls sound dodgy to me. Accelerate and brake on the same
> button?!?
Could be interesting.
> The controls sound dodgy to me. Accelerate and brake on the same
> button?!?
Could be interesting.
The controls sound dodgy to me. Accelerate and brake on the same button?!?
Kirby has gone gold?
When?
When?
I'd still go with F-Zero, but Kirby's Air Ride looks tops.
Both look excellent.
Hmmm, I think I'd still go with Fzero.
Um, interesting, where do you get your Famitsu info by the way ?
The reputable Japanese gaming magazine, Famitsu, has rated the highly anticipated F-Zero GX. A title created thanks to the cooperation between Sega and Nintendo. The final score was 9 / 7 / 8 / 8 for a total of 32 points out of 40.
Overall a good score, but surprisingly not as high as Kirby's Air Ride, which received 34 points in last week’s edition of Famitsu.
Overall a good score, but surprisingly not as high as Kirby's Air Ride, which received 34 points in last week’s edition of Famitsu.
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