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F-ZERO for TI68k

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fzero68k.zip
Filename fzero68k.zip
Title F-ZERO for TI68k
Description F-ZERO is a futurist race game originally developed by NINTENDO ® You can play with 4 different ships and you must try to be the fastest to win the gold cup at the grand prix. You can upgrade your skills by practicing in Time Attack mode, and try to beat your own records. You can record ghost files and send them to your friends so they can virtually fight against you in Time Attack. At last but not least, there is a versus mode where you can challenge your friends using a standard link cable. This game is powered byy Mode7Engine v1.1 by me (Lionel Anton).
Author Lionel Anton (anton_lionel@yahoo.fr)
Category TI-89 Assembly Games
File Size 984,019 bytes
File Date and Time Sat Dec 10 05:27:32 2005
Documentation Included? Yes
Source Code Included? No

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REVIEWS

Review
Review by  RJ Larimore
Reviewed on 2005-12-12
Overall Score: 9.8/10

“F-Zero” is an awesome game, all around. Unlike most calc games, you can play F-Zero for hours to beat the game. And even after you beat it, you can keep trying to set a faster high score.

The graphics are really nice - the best when it comes to calculator games. “F-Zero” is one of the few calc games that has 3D graphics, and the only game so far that uses “mode7”. Good graphics, good gameplay. I don't think it gets any better than this. Definitely download this game.

The control is good, but it takes a while to get used to. You are traveling so fast, and the turns come up almost before you have a chance to react. When you first start playing the game, you will find yourself using the brakes and releasing the gas very often. But once you get used to it you wont have to use the brakes, even for the sharp turns.

Much of the game may be confusing at first if you are new to the “F-Zero” series, but if you have played any “F-Zero” game before, you'll know exactly what to do. Even if you don't know what you're doing you can pick the game up very quickly.

“F-Zero” is already up there on my list of favorite calc games even after only a few hours of play, and I'm sure it will become a classic calc game.


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ARCHIVE CONTENTS

Archive Contents
Name Size
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/Data/main.fzerodt0.v2y    48105
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/Data/main.fzeropk0.v2y    49311
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/Data/main.fzeropk1.v2y    65557
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/Data/main.fzeropk2.v2y    46507
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/HighRes/TI89/fzero_high.89y    34287
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/HighRes/TI89/fzero_high.89z    1095
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/HighRes/TI92plus/fzero_high.9xy    34270
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/HighRes/TI92plus/fzero_high.9xz    1095
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/HighRes/V200/fzero_high.v2y    34331
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/HighRes/V200/fzero_high.v2z    1095
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/LowRes/TI89/fzero_low.89y    34247
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/LowRes/TI89/fzero_low.89z    1095
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/LowRes/TI92plus/fzero_low.9xy    34256
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/LowRes/TI92plus/fzero_low.9xz    1095
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/LowRes/V200/fzero_low.v2y    34256
F-ZERO for TI68k/Bin/LowRes/V200/fzero_low.v2z    1095
F-ZERO for TI68k/licence.txt    789
F-ZERO for TI68k/readme.txt    6132
F-ZERO for TI68k/Screenshots/dead.gif    2417
F-ZERO for TI68k/Screenshots/F-ZERO68k.gif    736106
F-ZERO for TI68k/Screenshots/machine.gif    2163
F-ZERO for TI68k/Screenshots/race.gif    2705
F-ZERO for TI68k/Screenshots/start.gif    2648
F-ZERO for TI68k/Screenshots/track.gif    1758

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