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With the WII U e shop closing soon it’s a good idea to grab some of those games that might be disappearing forever. This little doozy is currently 80% off.
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Race through a futuristic sci-fi world at incredible speeds in FAST Racing NEO for Nintendo eShop on Wii U.
Jump into the driver’s seat of an assortment of anti-gravity vehicles, then put them through their paces in high octane competitions at 60 frames per second. Try to become a legend by besting all three of FAST Racing NEO’s leagues, each of which ramps up the competition…and the speed!
Tear through winding, twisting tracks that showcase stunning locales and realistic weather conditions. Skid along the ice as your cockpit view is buffeted by heavy snowstorms, weave between skyscrapers in a rainy high-tech metropolis, and watch out for sandstorms that can blow you off course!
Use either motion or traditional controls to steer around tight corners, weave around obstacles and soar over hazardous jumps. By changing your ship’s phase you’ll change its colour which, when matched with the coloured boost panels on the ground, gives you a quick burst of speed! You can even race on the Wii U GamePad screen with off-TV play.
Metacritic Reviews
'If you love racing games - and maybe even if you don't but are willing to try - be sure to pick this up. We don't think you'll be disappointed' Nintendolife 9/10
System: Wii U (European version)
Release date: 09/12/2015
Age rating: PEGI 3
Compatible controllers:
Download size: 1221.00 MB
Using the Nintendo Network ID (NNID) to purchase Wii U and Nintendo 3DS download games on the official Nintendo website
Support for Wii U:
Setting Parental Controls
User Account
Purchasing From Nintendo
First Time Set-Up
Compatible USB storage devices
Info added by pirate1
Race through a futuristic sci-fi world at incredible speeds in FAST Racing NEO for Nintendo eShop on Wii U.
Jump into the driver’s seat of an assortment of anti-gravity vehicles, then put them through their paces in high octane competitions at 60 frames per second. Try to become a legend by besting all three of FAST Racing NEO’s leagues, each of which ramps up the competition…and the speed!
Tear through winding, twisting tracks that showcase stunning locales and realistic weather conditions. Skid along the ice as your cockpit view is buffeted by heavy snowstorms, weave between skyscrapers in a rainy high-tech metropolis, and watch out for sandstorms that can blow you off course!
Use either motion or traditional controls to steer around tight corners, weave around obstacles and soar over hazardous jumps. By changing your ship’s phase you’ll change its colour which, when matched with the coloured boost panels on the ground, gives you a quick burst of speed! You can even race on the Wii U GamePad screen with off-TV play.
Metacritic Reviews
'If you love racing games - and maybe even if you don't but are willing to try - be sure to pick this up. We don't think you'll be disappointed' Nintendolife 9/10
System: Wii U (European version)
Release date: 09/12/2015
Age rating: PEGI 3
Compatible controllers:
- Nunchuk +
- Wii Remote,
- Wii Classic Controller +
- Wii Remote,
- Wii U Pro Controller,
- Wii U GamePad,
- Wii Remote & Wii Remote Plus
Download size: 1221.00 MB
Using the Nintendo Network ID (NNID) to purchase Wii U and Nintendo 3DS download games on the official Nintendo website
Support for Wii U:
Setting Parental Controls
User Account
Purchasing From Nintendo
First Time Set-Up
Compatible USB storage devices
Community Updates
Nano Assault Neo (from the same developers) is £1.79. Steamworld Dig is £1.39, Steamworld Heist £2.19, Art of Balance £1.43.
I'm afraid not.
I remember this being quite difficult
Fast RMX on Switch is actually the same game than this one, but with higher resolution, new tracks and new vehicles.
Definitely better than the Wii U version here, but it's almost 10£ more expansive.
Git gud?
In all seriousness yeah quite but no more so than wipeout/F-Zero.
Not as good as F-Zero GX but I much prefer it to Wipeout which I think has terrible handling.
Obviously it's just an opinion.