Reggie Fils-Aime Thinks Nintendo May Bring Z-Fero Back
Former Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime recently shared an interesting tidbit about the gaming giant. Nintendo is known for its breadth of beloved franchises, such as The Legend of Zelda, Super Mario, Animal Crossing, and Pokemon. Some of those series have gone on hiatus over the years, and that includes the racing game F-Zero. However, video game icon Reggie Fils-Aime thinks it could be returning.
F-Zero is long overdue for a sequel, with the most recent addition to the series being 2004'sF-Zero Climax on the GBA. Fans have long hoped that Nintendo would bring the racing game back, especially on some of the more popular consoles like the Wii and now the Switch. According to Reggie, F-Zero has never been truly dormant behind the scenes.
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In a recent interview with VentureBeat, Reggie shared that Nintendo developers have always been tinkering and working on different gameplay ideas for F-Zero, as that is the case with any existing franchise. Reggie believes that somewhere in the Nintendo headquarters in Kyoto, someone is working on an F-Zero idea. The former Nintendo of America president says that there are no conscious decisions to stop supporting a franchise.
My bet is that somewhere in the Kyoto development centers, some developer is playing around with an idea that might be applied to F-Zero.
One of the questions with an F-Zero return would be what the game looks like, especially on the Switch. It could be a polished and upgraded game over the old F-Zero GX formula on the GameCube. However, Nintendo could think outside the box and perhaps get Captain Falcon — the protagonist of the F-Zero games — out of his vehicle as well. Gameplay
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