Stunt Race FX

Yeah.

Stunt Race FX is another one that we're never going to see again that it's less than $15.

Mm-hmm.

So there's a lot of decent games.

But it acts sort of like the Super FX chip did on the Super Nintendo.

So Star Fox was on the Super Nintendo or Stunt Race FX or Yoshi's Island.

They all used the Super FX chip and the cartridge made use of the hardware in the Super Nintendo.

But the Super FX chip also did its own stuff that the Super Nintendo couldn't do on its own.

Dixons had Urban Strike for £44.99 on the Mega Drive, which works out at about £100 now.

Right underneath it, Stunt Race FX for the Super Nintendo was £49.99, so roughly 110 in modern money.

100 quid for one cartridge is a lot of paper rounds, uh, Lee, and that's from a high street shop.

Uh, did Dixons at least throw anything in with it? Because that was always the trick back then.

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Stunt Race FX, uh-

Yes

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It was unparalleled at the time because 3D didn't really exist yet at home at all.

There was Stunt Race FX, which was woof.

And even this one, like, the frame rate was a little rough at points.

Yeah.