6.7 out of 10

F-Zero: Maximum Velocity

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User Score (12)

8.0
Expert Score (17)

8.2
Gameplay (10)

6.9
Graphics (7)

6.2
Sound (6)

6.3
Control (3)

6.6
Addiction (3)

7.4
Lifespan (2)

7.2

Freak Rank

216 of 698 in Gameboy Advance Games

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graphics and sound, sense of speed

Score Distribution

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9-10		(5)
7-8		(12)
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3-4		(0)
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Expert Reviews

Video Game City

7.0/10

1 October 2007
This game is based on futuristic cars riding weird tracks at great speeds. The futuristic cars are on batteries, you have to keep your battery level up trying not to crash into the mines that do as sides of the track, also... Read more
Mygamer

7.8/10

21 April 2005
F-Zero Maximum Velocity is a wonderful addition to the F-Zero series and a solid racing game on the GBA. Becoming proficient at each machine as well as the multiplayer options add replay value to the game. Read more
Into Liquid Sky

8.2/10

7 November 2002
Back in the day, when futuristic racers were almost nonexistent, Nintendo decided to bring us the one game that started it all: F-Zero . It was loved for it's blazingly fast fun and (at the time) mind-blowing visuals. Read more
- Great sense of speed, Superb graphics and sound
- It can be frustrating, You may get hopelessly addicted
kombo

8.0/10

15 November 2003
Back when the first F-Zero released, shortly after SNES hit the stores, it sent waves through the whole video game industry with its 3D graphics and sense of speed. Read more
Nintendo World Report

9.0/10

30 October 2001
The third F-Zero in the series is an all-new game and probably the toughest one yet. If you didn’t get F-Zero for the GBA launch, it may be time you checked it out. Read more
- Several great new additions to the series, Multiplayer off one cartridge or four, Training Mode that lets you play any track you’ve accessed., Portable: I can get in a quick race, or at least a lap or two anywhere, any tim...
- Challenge may prove too much for some, No in-game art of the drivers of the vehicles, No full time trial mode (Time Trial / Ghost-data for one track only)
Game Ratio

15 February 2004
The most out of control F-Zero yet. This is the third official version of F-Zero. There are hacks claiming to be F-Zero 2, but there are only three games in the series, F-Zero (SNES), F-Zero X (N64), & F-Zero: Maximum... Read more
Game Over Online

8.0/10

6 February 2002
F-Zero: Maximum Velocity review Game Over Online - http://www.game-over.com Re-creations were in vogue during the late 1990s. One only has to look at the re-creation of Hitchcock's Psycho to get an idea of that motif. Read more
The Armchair Empire

16 August 2001
Nintendo knows this, they've seen the future (they do have a time machine, don't believe the nay Sayers). In the early 90s they helped prepare the world's youth for this inevitable future by making a superb hover car... Read more
Kidzworld

9 August 2001
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- Totally different styles for each vehicle., Jumping over tracks rocks., Blast turns rule!
- Blast turns are kinda hokey., Blast turns are kinda hokey.
Eurogamer

9.0/10

21 July 2001
Review - classic Super Nintendo racer revitalized for GBA Read more