F-Zero GX
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(Gamecube - JP, Racing)
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Developed by:
Amusement Vision Ltd.
Published by:
Nintendo
Released On:
25 Jul 2003
The gameplay remains fast-paced and action-packed, with a focus on driving skill rather than firepower. As you navigate the 15 tracks, you'll earn prize money to upgrade your vehicle and increase its speed. But be warned: only the best drivers will emerge victorious.
For added fun, F-Zero GX includes a 4-player split-screen mode, allowing friends and family to compete together in the heat of the race. You can also customize the look of your vehicle to suit your style, with plenty of unlockable extras to discover.
eBay Product ID:
1600286310 (Japan)
EAN-13:
4902370506624 (Japan)
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Multiplayer Options:
Same/Split-Screen
Sound Capabilities:
Dolby Pro Logic II
Number of Offline Players:
1-4 Players
Multiplayer Game Modes:
Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS)
Input Devices Supported/Optional:
Racing/Steering Wheel
Video Modes Supported:
Progressive Scan (480p), Widescreen (16 x 9), PAL 50Hz, PAL 60Hz
Prices as of 09 Oct 2026
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
F-ZERO is a futuristic, high-speed racing game where players pilot advanced anti-gravity vehicles in dangerous, high-stakes competitions across colossal circuits. The goal is to outmaneuver opponents and win the Grand Prix for prize money and prestige, all while risking life and limb.
Story
About F-ZERO
High-speed thrills and cutthroat racing drive crowds all over the universe wild! The long-awaited F-ZERO X Grand Prix made its return a year ago, and it was Captain Falcon in machine #07 who took the crown.
Now, speed freaks who know no fear are back once again. Some come in the name of honour, while others covet the final prize. Already the motives of the pilots are clashing, and the races have just begun.
F-ZERO MACHINE
An antigravity unit known as the "G-Diffuser System" allows F-ZERO machines to drive at hyper speed while hovering just inches above the track.
Through the use of micro-plasma engines, the maximum speed of these machines can exceed the speed of sound.
F-ZERO
The F-ZERO Grand Prix dates back to the 26th century. This spectacular race features the most technologically advanced machines running through several circuits of fast-paced hovering action.
F-ZERO is known as the fastest and most extreme race in the known universe, and it's sponsored by the wealthy elite who organised the F-ZERO Execution Project. The winner of the Grand Prix receives big prize money and a great deal of prestige, but many pilots have been lost pursuing the prize.
F-ZERO CIRCUIT
The circuits have anti-gravitational guardrails and are set on the outskirts of cities situated high in planet atmospheres.
The dynamic structure of the courses are colossal in scale, as most circuits feature a single lap that spans over six miles.
Controls
L Button
Slide the machine left
L Button + Control Stick
Slide-Turn left
L Button + Control Stick (hold down both)
Drift-Turn left
Control Stick
Steer
Control Stick (tilt more)
Sharper turns
Control Stick (machine nose)
Increase speed
+ Control Pad
Switch camera angles
R Button
Slide the machine right
R Button + Control Stick
Slide-Turn right
R Button + Control Stick (hold down both)
Drift-Turn right
Z Button
Use Spin Attack
Control Stick + Z Button (While pressing Control Stick)
Use Spin Attack
X Button
Use Side Attack
Control Stick + X Button (While pressing Control Stick)
Use Side Attack
START/PAUSE
Pause race and display Pause screen
A Button
Accelerate
B Button
Use Air Brake
Y Button
Use Booster
Y Button (pressing)
Speed up
Y Button (once)
Boost speed for a limited time
How to Play
Slide Turns and Drift Turns
Use Slide Turns and Drift Turns to maneuver around tight corners that are impossible to handle using only the Control Stick.
Differences Between the Two Turns
Using the Slide Turn will reduce your speed during turns, making it easier for machines optimized for Maximum Speed to take a speedy curve.
Drift Turns will allow you to increase speed while taking the turns, which is advantageous for machines optimized for Acceleration.
Changing the Camera Angle
Change the camera angle during the race by using the + Control Pad. There are four different viewpoints to select from.
β’
to move camera out
β’
to move camera in
Attacking Rival Machines
You can bump and harass your rivals by using Spin Attacks and Side Attacks. If you force a rival machine to retire with an attack, a portion of your energy meter will recover.
Spin Attack
β’
+ Z (while pressing )
β’
Tilt the Control Stick in the direction you wish to attack and press the Z Button to send your machine into an attack spin.
β’
This attack will bump your rivals off-course.
Side Attack
β’
+ (while pressing )
β’
This attack is most effective when you use it with the Control Stick as you inch toward a rival machine.
Getting Started
Insert a Memory Card in Slot A, set your Game Disc in the Nintendo GameCube, close the Disc Cover, and turn on the POWER Button.
When the title screen appears, press START/PAUSE to start your game.
Registering Your Player Name
If you are playing for the first time, you should first register your Player Name. Use the Control Stick to select the characters then press the A Button to enter them or the B Button to cancel.
Enter up to eight characters to create your Player Name. Once you have finished, select "END" to confirm your entry.
Creating Game Data
In order to save, you need to create Game Data for F-ZERO GX on the Memory Card inserted in Slot A. You need 4 blocks of free memory to create your Game Data.
The progress of the game will then be automatically saved to your Memory Card.
Title Screen
When you're finished creating the Game Data, the title screen will appear. Press START/PAUSE to start your game.
60Hz MODE
60Hz mode (unlike 50Hz mode) is not supported by every TV. On TVs that support 60Hz mode (PAL60 compatibility) this game can be displayed at 60Hz for an even clearer display with higher quality.
To activate 60Hz mode, select 60Hz MODE when "This version is compatible with 60Hz mode. Please select mode." is displayed.
If you have chosen 60Hz MODE and your television does not display this mode correctly, please turn OFF the power to the NINTENDO GAMECUBE and then turn the power ON again before selecting 50Hz mode.
Important Save File Information
See the chart below to view the number of blocks used for this game on the Memory Card. Reserve blocks of free memory in your Memory Card to save the following files.
Memory Card Files
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File Name: Game Data
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Content: Game Progress, Options Settings
β’
Used blocks: 4 blocks
β’
File Name: Garage Data
β’
Content: Customised Machine (Pg. 27)
β’
Used blocks: 18 blocks
β’
File Name: Ghost Data
β’
Content: Ghost (Pg. 25)
β’
Used blocks: 3 blocks per data
β’
File Name: Replay Data
β’
Content: Race Replay (Pg. 22)
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Used blocks: 3-13 blocks per data
β’
File Name: Emblem Data
β’
Content: Emblems (Pg. 28)
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Used blocks: 3 blocks per data
Save File Notes
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The progress of Grand Prix, Story and Options settings is automatically saved as the Game Data.
β’
Save as many Ghost Data, Replay Data, and Emblem Data as you can fit on the Memory Card.
β’
The file size of the Replay Data is determined by the total time of the replay footage. Depending on the length of the replay, you may not be able to save.
Memory Card Instructions
β’
Do not remove the Memory Card or turn the console OFF while the file is being saved. Doing so may damage your console or Memory Card.
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Mode Selection
The Select Mode screen will appear once you create (or load) your Game Data. Use the Control Stick to select one of the nine modes then press the A Button to enter.
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GRAND PRIX (Pg. 15): Play the main mode of F-ZERO GX.
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VS BATTLE (Pg. 23): Race two to four human opponents.
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TIME ATTACK (Pg. 24): Try to set a record time.
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PRACTICE (Pg. 25): Take a practice run on the circuit.
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STORY (Pg. 26): Play as Captain Falcon and clear missions to progress through his story.
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REPLAY (Pg. 26): View the replay scenes saved on your Memory Card.
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CUSTOMIZE (Pg. 27): Create an original machine and emblem or go to the F-ZERO
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