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Game Boy Advance's F-Zero: GP Legend Now Available On Wii U Virtual Console
The F-Zero game with a story that released on Game Boy Advance in 2004, is now available on Wii U Virtual Console.
Based on an anime of the same name, F-Zero: GP Legend gives a few of the game's 34 different playable characters racing-focused missions with story moments. The game also has the standard Grand Prix, Time Trial, and other modes.
Recently, the Virtual Console got a huge influx of games with a full collection with Donkey Kong Country and Land games.
[Source: Nintendo]
Our Take
I played a ton of F-Zero X on Nintendo 64, but I never really played much of the other F-Zero titles. While we're waiting for a new entry in the series, whose future is currently ambiguous (Miyamoto talked about the series' future here and here), this might be worth checking out.
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