BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2

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BS F-Zero Grand Prix 2

Development Publisher(s) Nintendo Platform SNES (Satellaview peripheral) Genre Racing Modes Single player Media Broadcast Satellaview

Release date(s) Japan Non-Soundlink Practice: Circa 1997 Week 1 (Airtime): August 10th - August 16th, 1997 Week 2 (Airtime): August 17th - August 23rd, 1997

Rating(s)

Installments Previous Game BS F-Zero Grand Prix Next Game F-Zero X

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 has the same racers as BS F-Zero Grand Prix, as well as the special tracks. However, the two-part Soundlink versions included never before seen tracks called Forest and Metal Fort, as well as Mute City IV, which was playable on the non-Soundlink version. Bucky Koba returned to provide commentary, as well as four new voices, two of which are Barbie Suzaki and Grace Hisasue, which the latter served as a Grand Prix Navigator.

Circuits

Soundlink

Week 1

Week 2

Grand Prix	Week 1	Week 2
1	Forest I	Mute City IV
2	Big Blue II	Forest III
3	Sand Storm I	Sand Storm II
4	Forest II	Metal Fort I
5	Silence II	Metal Fort II

Standalone

For Ace League tracks 2-5, they are slightly different than on BS F-Zero Grand Prix. Mute City IV was never released until the sequel, so Mute City I, from Week 1, was recycled for Week 4.

Grand Prix	Ace League
1	Mute City IV
2	Big Blue II
3	Sand Storm I
4	Silence II
5	Sand Storm II

Gallery

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  Mute City IV

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  Big Blue II

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  Sand Storm I

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  Silence II

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  Sand Storm II

Cut Content

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