F-zero X Expansion Kit English Rom Download

The 64DD is a peripheral for the Nintendo 64, released only in Japan, and designed in part to provision cartridge games with expansions on inexpensive 64 megabyte floppy disks.[citation needed] The F-Zero X Expansion Kit is the 64DD's first expansion disk, released on April 21, 2000, in Japan.[32] It contains 12 new tracks, a machine creator, a course editor, and new stereophonic soundtracks.[4] In addition to these 2 new cups, players can create a custom cup. The disk can save up to a 100 tracks and up to 3 ghost data per course. IGN singled out the course editor as the Expansion Kit's strongest feature because the designers used a similar tool in-house for the original circuits.[32] The machine creator's variety of options on pre-existing parts, can be used to balance the creations' settings and performance abilities, and name the machine. The course editor allows the player to design racing circuits with detailed tracks. Using a cursor, the player can determine the basic layout, and draw curves and hills. The player can add half pipes, cylinders, and numerous road surfaces, such as slip zones. The player can test the creation at any time and run practice laps.[32]

The Expansion Kit disk requires the cartridge,[4] which was programmed with "64DD hooks" to detect the 64DD and expansion disk.[33] This provisions the possibility of many disk-based expansion packs such as track editors or course updates,[1] but no more were made, and this one was not utilized outside Japan due to the 64DD's commercial failure.[32][33]

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An expansion disk released for the 64DD peripheral that adds multiple additional features when connected to the base game:

- 12 new and more difficult courses in 2 new cups, DD-1 and DD-2, as well as an edited cup option.

- A course editor, with 100 save slots, similar to the developer tool used to make the game's courses.

- A vehicle editor, with 100 save slots, allowed front, rear and wing parts to be combined with different parameters to balance performance

- Expanded time attack ghost feature, 3 available for each course

- New music tracks and changed audio from mono to stereo

- Some of the characters had new higher performance machines available

F-Zero X Expansion KitInfoJapanese Name Release DateApril 21st, 2000SeriesF-ZeroDiskF-Zero X Expansion Kit is an expansion for the original N64 version of F-Zero X. The expansion adds new vehicles, tracks, music, and a track editor.

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