Stunt Race FX

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Stunt Race FX
Boxart
Developer(s) Nintendo
Publisher(s) Nintendo
Release date(s) JPN June 4, 1994
NA 1994
EU October 27, 1994
Genre(s) Racing
Mode(s) Single player,multiplayer
Platform(s) Super NES
Media 8-megabit Cartridge

Stunt Race FX (ワイルドトラックス - Wild Trax in Japan) is a cartoon style 3D racing video game produced and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo console system. It was the company's second game to use the 3D-centric Super FX chip. The game, co-developed with Argonaut, was known as Wild Trax in Japan.Despite the use of the Super FX chip, this game failed to receive attention in the same way as Star Fox did.

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[edit] Gameplay

The game features racing levels, obstacle courses, and a multiplayer mode.

[edit] Vehicles

  • Coupe - A small, yellow, car with balanced settings. Its top speed is 120 MPH.
  • F-Type - A Formula One-like racer with high speed and good acceleration, but with a weak body. Its top speed is 140 MPH.
  • 4WD - A monster truck-like racer with poor acceleration and speed, but with a strong body. Its top speed is 100 MPH.
  • 2WD - A two-wheeled car, with high speed, good acceleration, and a fair body. It can sometimes be difficult in turning. Its top speed is 140 MPH. It can only be playable in Free Trax or after winning first place in every Speed Trax circuit.
  • 18-Wheeler - A semi-trailer truck that can only be played in the Bonus Trax in Speed Trax.

[edit] Cameos in Stunt Race FX

[edit] Trivia

  • Stunt Race FX's use of eyes on the vehicles was a late-in-development addition, to give character to otherwise personality-free cars.
  • Around the time Stunt Race FX was released in the United States, Nintendo teamed up with Kellogg's and Mattel to give away a promotional, Hot Wheels brand, F-Type race car to people who bought a box of Apple Jacks, cut out the ticket from it, signed and mailed it to Nintendo of America.
  • Stunt Race FX was scored by Shinobu Amayake.
  • The Stunt Race FX theme had clips used very often in Animal Crossing's Aircheck version of Rockin' K.K.
  • Some bill boards very briefly appear on courses with the faces of Mario, Fox McCloud, and Kirby.

[edit] Gallery

Gameplay screenshot

[edit] External links

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