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F-Zero 99 update 1.5.5

F-Zero 99 has received a bunch of support throughout 2024, and one last 1.5.5 update for the year was just released.

Frozen Tour is back in action, and can be played until January 19, 2025. Players will compete in three-lap races for points as they aim for a high score. Gem Sparks can also be collected on Frozen Tour Event tracks to unlock special rewards.

Here’s the full rundown of today’s update:

Super Mario Party Jamboree update 1.1.0

Nintendo has readied a day one version 1.1.0 update for Super Mario Party Jamboree, and it is already available for download. Those who have pre-ordered and pre-installed the game should be able to access the patch.

The update is all about addressing a few notable issues. Nintendo highlights four bugs that it took care of in particular.

Below is the official rundown:

F-Zero 99 update 1.5.1

It’s time for another F-Zero 99 update, and version 1.5.1 is here.

Today’s update is mainly about addressing an issue with “Rank by Machine” for the Ace League. This was only correctly saved for players who made their save data using version 1.5.0. Records for save data made with version 1.4.1 have unfortunately been lost.

Here’s the full rundown:

F-Zero 99 Mario vs. Donkey Kong datamine

Nintendo could have even more in store for F-Zero 99, and the game might be receiving an interesting Mario vs. Donkey Kong event at some point in the future.

That news comes from LuigiBlood, who datamined the game’s latest update. The supposed Mario vs. Donkey Kong Festival event for F-Zero 99 would include a Mini Mario League, and 4 Star Rivals called Mario, Mini Mario, Donkey Kong, and Toad.

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F-Zero 99 update 1.5.0 Grand Prix Ace League

Nintendo is still supporting F-Zero 99, and a major update went live just a short while ago featuring the new Grand Prix Ace League.

That’s not all though. The game also received a new round of tracks, new machine decals, an Expanded Practice Mode. Even this is just the surface of things as the game has received a bunch of adjustments and fixes.

The full rundown is as follows:

F-Zero 99 update 1.4.1

Nintendo followed up on the big update it recently came out with for F-Zero 99 with a small patch as part of version 1.4.1.

This time around, rather than introducing new content, today’s update is about fixes. Nintendo highlighted one issue in particular it addressed involving the Bounty Chip acquisition status getting reset.

Here’s the full overview:

F-Zero 99 update 1.4.0 Festival Events, new Team Battle mode, emotes

F-Zero just went live with a new version 1.4.0 and full patch notes, which brings along the latest content – specifically Festival Events, new Team Battle mode, and emotes.

With Festival Events, players are tasked with collecting Gem Sparks to earn rewards. The new Team Battle Mode features five teams of ten pilots, and teammates share a Super Meter. Finally, with emotes, these can be sent at the beginning of races or while spectating.

F-Zero 99 version 1.3.0 patch notes

Nintendo has put out the patch notes for F-Zero 99 version 1.3.0, which is one of the biggest updates for the game yet.

We went over the new content yesterday. As a reminder, Nintendo is adding Mirror Tracks, Steer Assist, an expanded Practice Mode, Classic Mini Prix, and Challenge Highlights. However, there are a number of other things we didn’t know about, including machine balancing, penalty for leaving a race, and more.

Here’s the full rundown:

Nintendo has announced the latest update for F-Zero 99, which will bring the game to version 1.3.0. Distribution will begin on March 27 in North America and March 28 in Europe.

The update will let players access the new Mirror Grand Prix, Mirror Tracks for Knight League, and Classic Mini Prix. Note that Mirror Tracks for King League and Queen League will become available in the future, too.

F-Zero 99 update 1.2.1

F-Zero 99 just came out with another update in the form of version 1.2.1.

Today’s patch addresses one single issue. If you were having issues with the Skyway on the secret track based on Mute City I after exiting the Skyway, you’ll be happy to hear that this has been addressed. Nothing else appears to be in the update.

Here’s the official notice from Nintendo:


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