In what has to be some of the strangest news in recent gaming history, last week Nintendo announced that it will be releasing an arcade version of F-Zero that will be developed by Sega.
As it transpires, the game will actually be co-developed by Sega Amusement Vision with Nintendo, for both the TriForce arcade system and the GameCube. The TriForce version will be called F-Zero AC, with the GameCube version called F-Zero GC.
It was also confirmed that the games will be able to exchange data using the new Memory Card 59.
As it transpires, the game will actually be co-developed by Sega Amusement Vision with Nintendo, for both the TriForce arcade system and the GameCube. The TriForce version will be called F-Zero AC, with the GameCube version called F-Zero GC.
It was also confirmed that the games will be able to exchange data using the new Memory Card 59.
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