BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2 (Satellaview, 1997) note A follow-up to the previous title featuring BS F-Zero's vehicle line-up.The BS in the title stands for "Broadcasting Satellite," the Satellaview's service of transmitting programs via satellite. BS F-Zero Grand Prix ( Satellaview, 1996) note Japan-only remake of/pseudo-sequel to the first game, featuring four additional tracks as well four vehicles different from the original racers (the Blue Thunder, Luna Bomber, Green Amazone, and Fire Scorpion).F-Zero ( SNES, 1990) note One of the original launch titles for the system in both Japan and North America.But the more you boost, the more likely you are to be one stray hit from an early retirement. The more damage you take (be it from the course or ramming into fellow racers), the less you can boost, hurting your chances for victory. One of the core gameplay elements is the the single energy bar used for both your ship's shields and boost power. Pilots race using the titular F-Zero machines, technologically advanced anti-gravity vehicles capable of barreling down courses faster than the speed of sound. And out of the ever-growing cast of colorful characters, the de facto protagonist is Captain Falcon, a legendary racer and renowned bounty hunter. In this way, the F-Zero Grand Prix attracts a diverse crowd of eccentric individuals from across the galaxy - including cyborgs, evil clones, monkeys, dinosaurs, and the undead - all willing to put their well-being on the line for reasons ranging from paying for their kids' education to funding their newest world domination scheme. As for the racers themselves? Well, provided they can survive and take first place, they can expect a huge cash payout and gain universal prestige. The story goes that, in the 26th century, Formula One races have long since given way to F-Zero races: incredibly dangerous, high-speed affairs sponsored by wealthy ex-space merchants who have came to the accurate conclusion that seeing people risk their lives going thousands of kilometers per hour on the most insane race tracks known to man or alien would be a fantastic way to get the masses to gamble. F-Zero is a racing game franchise created by Nintendo that began on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990.
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