F-Zero: Maximum Velocity

Rough start.

But with that let's move on to F-Zero Maximum Velocity.

F-Zero Maximum Velocity.

Released June 11th, 2001 with the release of the Game Boy Advance in North America.

Published by Nintendo and developed by ND Cube, who go on to become Nintendo Cube, who really go on to be party game makers with Wii Party, a bunch of Mario Party games, and the beloved Animal Crossing Amiibo Festival.

They're also the ones now in charge of Animal Crossing Pocket Camp, which is kinda cool.

F-Zero Maximum Velocity is one of the many racing games released for the Game Boy Advance, but sets itself apart by being a spaceship future racer as you go as fast as you possibly can against a bunch of other racers in a futuristic city.

Every race consists of five laps, and you'll be fighting those other racers trying to stay on the track and not explode.