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Hacking F-Zero X on the N64 - racketboy.com

Hacking F-Zero X on the N64

 My buddy MattG from PressTheButtons has a great feature and interview with a major hacker in the community for the N64 racer, F-Zero X.

He writes:

“The classic Nintendo 64 title F-Zero X has a lot of eyes on it these days, particularly from the game enthusiast hacker community. With memories of BGNG’s F-Zero X track editor still fresh in our minds now there’s word that another fan out there who calls himself “fzeroman” has discovered something special buried in the original F-Zero X code: the custom car capabilities of the Japan-only F-Zero X Expansion Kit. Thanks to fzeroman it’s now possible for fans of the game equipped with a GameShark to hack their own custom F-Zero racer together in a matter of seconds. How is it possible and what else could be lurking in everyone’s favorite N64 racer? I recently had the chance to ask fzeroman these questions and more. Read on to find out just what other treats are locked away inside F-Zero X.”

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