BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2

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BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2
BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2 title screen.png
Details
Developer Nintendo
Publisher St. GIGA
Director(s)
Producer(s)
Platform(s) SNES (Satellaview peripheral)
No. of players Single player
Release dates
North America N/A
Japan Practice: June 1st, 1997[1]

Week 1: August 10th - August 16th, 1997
Week 2: August 17th - August 23rd, 1997[2]

Europe N/A
China N/A
Australia N/A
Ratings
Installments
Previous game BS F-Zero Grand Prix
Next game Zero Racers (cancelled)
External websites
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BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2 (BS F-ZERO グランプリ2) was the third F-Zero game released for the Super Famicom, and the second via Satellaview. It was never released outside Japan.

The game came in three installments: Week 1 and Week 2 were live Soundlink events in the same manner as BS F-Zero Grand Prix, and a standalone BS F-Zero 2 Practice (BS F-ZERO2プラクティス) was available for learning five of the ten courses.

Bucky Koba returned for the live events to provide commentary. There were four new voices, two of which are Barbie Suzaki and Grace Hisasue, the latter of whom served as a Grand Prix Navigator.

Circuits

Big Blue II uses a simpler layout than its BS F-Zero Grand Prix counterpart, and Silence II has a wider gap in the forked section. Sand Storm and Sand Storm II have only minor cosmetic differences.

Soundlink

This subject is considered lost media and its documentation may be sparse.
More information about this topic may be difficult or impossible to locate, and this page may not meet anticipated quality standards.

Note: The data for the second Soundlink event was never archived for preservation. Because of this missing data, fully-accurate information on the Forest III and Metal Fort courses is not available.

Week 1 Forest I
Forest I 		Big Blue II
Big Blue II 		Sand Storm I
Sand Storm I 		Forest II
Forest II 		Silence II
Silence II
Week 2 Mute City IV
Mute City IV 		Forest III
Forest III 		Sand Storm II
Sand Storm II 		Metal Fort I
Metal Fort I 		Metal Fort II
Metal Fort II

Practice

Ace Mute City IV
Mute City IV 		Big Blue II
Big Blue II 		Sand Storm I
Sand Storm I 		Silence II
Silence II 		Sand Storm II
Sand Storm II

Video

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Week 1
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Week 2

Gallery

Cut Content

Main article: BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2 on The Cutting Room Floor

External Links

References

  1. ↑ サテラビューのオリジナルゲームの一覧。. Retrieved on 2020-09-10.
  2. ↑ F-Zero Grand Prix 2 Release Dates. Retrieved on 2014-07-14.


v BS F-Zero Grand Prix / BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2
Machines Blue Thunder • Fire Scorpion • Green Amazone • Luna Bomber
Venues Big Blue • Death Wind • Fire Field • Forest • Metal Fort • Mute City • Port Town • Red Canyon • Sand Ocean • Sand Storm • Silence • White Land
Track Features Anti-Gravity Guide Beam • Dash Zone • Jump Plate • Magnetic Field Block Coat • Mine • Pit • Pull Magnet • Rough
Mechanics Boost • Drift • Energy • Rocket Start • Short Cut Foul
Modes Free Practice • Grand Prix • Records
Others Official Recorder
v F-Zero franchise
F-Zero titles F-Zero • BS F-Zero Grand Prix • BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2 • F-Zero X (Expansion Kit) • F-Zero: Maximum Velocity • F-Zero GX / AX • F-Zero: GP Legend (anime) • F-Zero Climax • F-Zero 99 • Zero Racers (canceled)
Crossover titles Captain Falcon's Twister Race • Mario Kart Wii • Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe • Super Smash Bros. • Super Smash Bros. Melee • Super Smash Bros. Brawl • Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U • Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
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