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'''F-Zero''' ([[ESRB]] ratings: E) is a series of racing [[video games]] about futuristic high-speed races through circuits. The game features hovering vehicles and circuits in [[3D|three dimensions]] (meaning that in some parts of the circuit the vehicle will be sideways upside down) with occasional high jumps and other obstacles such as land mines. The racers also have energy they use to temporarily increase their speed and is lost whenever they're hit by walls or other vehicles, if they lose all their energy, their vehicle is destroyed and they're disqualified.
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'''F-Zero''' ([[ESRB]] ratings: E/T) is a series of racing [[video games]] about futuristic high-speed races through circuits. The game features hovering vehicles and circuits in three dimensions (meaning that in some parts of the circuit the vehicle will be sideways or even upside down) with occasional high jumps and other obstacles such as land mines. The racers also have energy they use to temporarily increase their speed; the energy is lost whenever the vehicle is hit by obstacles or other vehicles If the vehicle loses all its energy, it is destroyed and disqualified from the race.
  
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Latest revision as of 04:03, November 11, 2009

F-Zero (ESRB ratings: E/T) is a series of racing video games about futuristic high-speed races through circuits. The game features hovering vehicles and circuits in three dimensions (meaning that in some parts of the circuit the vehicle will be sideways or even upside down) with occasional high jumps and other obstacles such as land mines. The racers also have energy they use to temporarily increase their speed; the energy is lost whenever the vehicle is hit by obstacles or other vehicles If the vehicle loses all its energy, it is destroyed and disqualified from the race.