F-ZERO: MAX VELOCITY SPEEDS ONTO GAME BOY ADVANCE – NINTENDO SWITCH ONLINE

Fans of high-speed racing can rejoice as 'F-Zero Maximum Velocity' is set to join the Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Switch Online library. Scheduled for release on March 29, this classic title is available to gamers with a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack membership. 'F-Zero Maximum Velocity', developed by NDcube and published by Nintendo, was originally released as a launch title for the Game Boy Advance in 2001, and it introduces a new era in the F-Zero universe, taking place 25 years after the original.

'F-Zero Maximum Velocity' offers gamers a chance to partake in the famous F-Zero Grand Prix, featuring a fresh roster of racers and plasma-powered vehicles. The game challenges players to climb the Grand Prix rankings by unlocking new tracks and vehicles, all while navigating through 20 courses across four difficulty levels. Additionally, Nintendo revealed that a new update for its 'F-ZERO 99' multiplayer racer would be available on February 28, adding various modes, assists, and challenges for an enhanced racing experience. This update is separate from 'Maximum Velocity', focusing on the multiplayer experience and additional features like the Mirror Grand Prix and Steer Assist. Furthermore, 'F-Zero Maximum Velocity' joins a list of Game Boy Advance classics on Nintendo Switch Online, including 'Golden Sun' and 'Metroid Fusion'.

'F-Zero Maximum Velocity' is a futuristic racing game that was initially released for the Game Boy Advance in 2001 and is now joining the Nintendo Switch Online service for digitally re-experiencing classic titles. It's known for its fast-paced action, challenging circuits, and the strategic use of speed bursts and vehicle combat.

About 'F-Zero' Series: 'F-Zero' is a series of futuristic racing games originally created by Nintendo EAD. The series debuted on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1990 with the game 'F-Zero'. Renowned for its fast-paced racing, challenging gameplay, and anti-gravity vehicles called "machines," the franchise has since become a beloved part of Nintendo's gaming history. 'F-Zero Maximum Velocity' is one of the sequels in the series, though it deviates by featuring a whole new cast of characters and settings, signifying the evolution of the series over time.