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Description:
The F-Zero legend grows with intense new racing circuits and a gripping storyline that unfolds through the eyes of Captain Falcon, Samurai Goroh, and six other characters.
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ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Game Genre: Racing Game
Summary
Product Title: F-Zero: GP Legend
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Power Score: 4.0 | 5 Reviews
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F-Zero: GP Legend
TestSeek.com has collected 1 expert review for F-Zero: GP Legend and the rating is 70 of 100. Click below and use TestSeek.com to find all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
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By testseek.com - Nov 10, 2008
F-Zero GP Legend
F-Zero GP Legend receives an overall TopTenREVIEWS rating of 3.17 out of 4.00. It is ranked the #1,858 game of all time, #13 game of 2004 for the Game Boy Advance and #92 Game Boy Advance game of all time. The rating and ranking is based on an average of 43 critic scores, awards and other criteria. To see a breakdown of the game ranking, read individual critic reviews, or see how other games...
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By TopTenREVIEWS.com - Mar 17, 2008
F-ZERO GP Legend
There's no doubt that the evolution of polygons has been a key factor in gaming's growth and success, but some sequels lost their "game" in the process. Most games got better: who can go back to the old Metal Gears after playing Metal Gear Solid? F-Zero's change was so drastic that the game didn't feel like F-Zero anymore. The GameCube version was one of the fastest games I had ever played and I...
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By GameZone - Sep 27, 2004
F-Zero: GP Legend
F-Zero GP Legend is the second F-Zero game on the GBA, its release coinciding with the new Fox Box cartoon series of the same name. The cartoon itself is an adaptation of the TV anime series F-Zero: Falcon Densetsu which debuted last year in Japan, making the original game nearly a year old.
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By GameSpy - Sep 21, 2004
F-Zero: GP Legend
The series continues on the Game Boy Advance with an Anime-extended sequel to the GBA launch title.
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By IGN.com - Sep 20, 2004