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F-Zero 99 Is A Battle Royale Version Of Nintendo's Classic Racer
It's been 30 years since the release of the original F-Zero, and as a tribute, Nintendo is creating a new version of the beloved racer. F-Zero 99 is a battle royale version of the game, similar to other recent Switch experiments like Tetris 99 and Mario 35. Check out the reveal trailer below.
The game will take place on classic F-Zero courses with machines from the original SNES game, and as the name implies, it will support up to 99 players at once. In addition to beating the competition, you'll have to avoid running into obstacles to keep from exploding. You can also complete missions to unlock new cosmetic options to customize your machine.
For more Nintendo Direct news, check out the reveal of Princess Peach Showtime and the return of Mario Vs Donkey Kong.
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