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Teddman took a trip down to the infamous Arcade Infinity to check out F-Zero AX, the new arcade racer from Sega and Nintendo that's about to set the rest of the arcades in the country on fire. While most of us are enjoying playing the game at home, there's just something about zooming around at 1000 km/hour with a crowd of on-lookers cheering you on. How does Teddman fare in his adventure? You need only to look at the link below.
Feature: F-Zero AX Report
Feakin' awesome!
I haven't awaited an arcade game this much since Daytona 2,
oooh!, and seeing the Sega and Nintendo logos onscreen together is definately a fanboys wetdream.
It seemed maybe they were doing a good thing by releasing the home version first in the US, then roll out the deluxe units in arcades after interest had built at home and the school yard. But what's the point of removing the memory card options? I mean, wouldn't the memory card extras be even more incentive for kids to get out of their living rooms and into the arcades?
I just hope I don't have to go to GameWorks or Dave'n Busters to play it.
Good news... It turns out that the memory card option WILL be in the U.S. version of AX! Recently announced:Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Boy
http://www.f-zero.com/ax-gx/index.jsp
Maybe we should change the article to reflect that? ;)