Longplay of F-Zero

[@OneRoomShed]

I still love this game. It never gets old.

[@TONY-uc1ps]

My favorite game system of all time, the Nintendo 16 bits.

[@alanpacheco7057]

I love f-zero

[@LITTLE1994]

No denying it, this is my favorite SNES title thanks to how revolutionary it was for 1990, the fast-paced intense racing gameplay and wonderful music. I still have the cartridge and I can play anyday and beat Master with ease.

[@CrowT]

Isn't it strange how after all these years (I'm 39) that muscle memory stays with you from when you were a kid in the 90s?

[@longtallshorty5791]

No. That’s why it’s muscle memory.

[@TubeOfLaughes]

@@longtallshorty5791 Its not that way for everyone. Many people lose the ability too. Always great when you keep it for games you loved.

[@TFD_Animations]

Wow, talk about coincidence. Was playing Classic Sand Ocean on GP Legend and me and the video finished the race at around at the same time! And I had a late start!

[@GotDartzYT]

Mute city forever legendary

[@RetroGameSpacko]

The game that made Genesis owners jealous. The Mode 7 of the SNES was a huge marketingt point for the console. You didn't had to explain anyone what it did. It was obvious. Although the Genesis had more CPU power (fast scrolling games like Sonic were a problem for the SNES actually) it couldn't show it as well as the SNES showed its Mode 7. Oh BTW : KZbin has a new feature, a World of Longplays Retro Game emulator. Just select 240p in the menu.

[@LITTLE1994]

Yeah, the Genesis' CPU was merely faster, with 7.67MHz vs SNES 3.58MHz, but the Nintendo system was more advanced in every way, especially sound.

[@usvidragonslayer3091]

Awesome

[@cortes2j]

26:56 Lavender Town

[@franciscotapia9682]

Rolling turtle:Show me your vehicular moves!

[@tylerodell3860]

You should play Grand prix

[@randomdude88856]

I've checked all the playlists and the BS games doesn't show up. It's because he doesn't own a Satellaview since it's making broadcast games onto the system. Let's say a game for example BS F-ZERO Grand Prix was played during a whole month. I don't know what dates does F-ZERO Grand Prix can be played so I'm gonna have to make up the dates: Knight League: May 11-17th, 1997 Queen League: May 18-24th, 1997 King League: May 25-31st, 1997 Ace League: June 1-7th, 1997. Besides, after these dates, I'm pretty sure you won't be able to play it unless you put the assigned date you're supposed to play. Also, he needs to pay a satellite, the Satellaview itself, and the and the Super Family Computer (aka Super Famicom).