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Port Town
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Port Town (ポートタウン, Pōto Taun[?]) is famously known as an intergalactic trades center and the home of bounty hunter and F-Zero racer, Captain Falcon, who lives off the coast on a chain of islands. Port Towns' architecture is marked by towering skyscrapers, pyramid-shaped office buildings and is bordered by mountains. A giant construction robot that looks like R.O.B. in Famicom colors can be seen in the background on top of two buildings in F-Zero GX.
The 26th century is dominated by intense competition between planets for profitable interstellar trade. Due to this competition, other planets have invested huge fortunes in the creation of massive space harbors to increase traffic; Earth's answer to this resulted in the creation of the Port Town space harbor. The Port Town space harbor has been built with the newest technological and aesthetic refinements in mind. This multilayered structure is centered around a massive structure towering three miles above the ground and is the largest space harbor in the universe.[1]
Appearance in the games
F-Zero
In the original F-Zero Port Town appears twice. The track has dangerous side magnets that drag machines into the sides of the course, starting with a magnet that pulls leftward followed by a set that alternates between pulling right then left.
In Port Town I, these magnets appear just before a straightaway that leads back to the finish line. In Port Town II, the course continues by making a hairpin into a new section in the green area of the course.
Tracks
Port Town I, with Jump Plate, Rough, and Pull Magnets as track features.
Port Town II, with Jump Plate, Rough, and Pull Magnets as track features.
Racing on Port Town I with Fire Stingray.
Racing on Port Town II with Blue Falcon.
F-Zero X
Port Town appears four times in F-Zero X: High Jump is rather straightforward, except for a long ramp leading to a daring jump just before the final corner. Also, the outer side of the corner leading to this ramp is coated in a sheet of ice, causing drivers to slip dangerously should they tackle the turn too openly. Snake Road's layout is much like Port Town II from the original, except for the lateral magnets. Port Town 3 contains a zig-zag crank and many narrow places; Port Town 4 is full of traps. Both of the latter are exclusive to the Expansion Kit.
F-Zero GX
Port Town appears three times in F-Zero GX. Aero Dive is a steeped track, Long Pipe sends racers through a pipe, and Cylinder Wave takes place on a complicated cylinder.
Aero Dive
Long Pipe
Cylinder Wave
F-Zero: GP Legend
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Port Town has three tracks in F-Zero: GP Legend: Forked Road, Forked Road II and Port Town II.
F-Zero Climax
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F-Zero 99
In F-Zero 99 Port Town appears twice: Port Town I in the Queen League and Port Town II in the King League and in the Pro Tracks Special Event.
While it is possible to jump over the course by using the first jump pad after the finish line to fly to the right, this is considered a Short Cut Foul and the machine will be moved backwards.
Appearance in other games
Super Smash Bros. series
Port Town Aero Dive appears as a stage in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Names in other languages
Port Town Aero Dive
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Dutch | Port Town Aero Dive | - |
| French (NOA) | Port Town Aero Dive | - |
| French (NOE) | Port Town | - |
| German | Port Town | - |
| Italian | Port Town | - |
| Korean | 포트 타운 에어로다이브 poteu taun eeolodaibeu |
Port Town Aero Dive |
| Russian | Аэрогонка Порт-Тауна Aerogonka Port-Tauna |
Port Town Aerial Race |
| Spanish | Port Town Aero Dive | - |
References
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This page uses content from Wikipedia. The original article was at List of planets in the F-Zero series. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with F-Zero Wiki, the text of Wikipedia is available under the CC-BY-SA 3.0 and GNU Free documentation license . |
| v F-Zero | |
|---|---|
| Pilots | Captain Falcon • Dr. Stewart • Pico • Samurai Goroh |
| Machines | Blue Falcon • Fire Stingray • Golden Fox • Wild Goose |
| Planets | Big Blue • Death Wind • Fire Field • Mute City • Port Town • Red Canyon • Sand Ocean • Silence • White Land |
| Tracks | Mute City I • Big Blue • Sand Ocean • Death Wind I • Silence |
| Mute City II • Port Town I • Red Canyon I • White Land I • White Land II | |
| Mute City III • Death Wind II • Port Town II • Red Canyon II • Fire Field | |
| Track Features | Anti-Gravity Guide Beam • Dash Zone • Jump Plate • Magnetic Field Block Coat • Mine • Pull Magnet • Pit • Rough |
| Mechanics | Boost • Drift • Energy • Rocket Start • Short Cut Foul |
| Modes | Grand Prix • Practice • Records |
| Other | Album • F-Zero: The Story of Captain Falcon • Mr. Zero • Official Recorder |
| 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 Worlds | |
|---|---|
| Aeropolis • Ancient Mesa • Beacon Port • Bianca City • Big Blue • Big Foot • Big Hand • Casino Palace • Cloud Carpet • Cosmo Terminal • Crater Land • Death Wind • Devil's Forest • Empyrean Colony • Fire Field • Forest • Green Plant • Illusion • Lightning • Metal Fort • Mist Flow • Mute City • Outer Space • Phantom Road • Port Town • Rainbow Road • Red Canyon • Sand Ocean • Sector • Silence • Space Plant • Stark Farm • Synobazz • Tenth Zone East • White Land | |
- ↑ Planet & Course. Sega / Nintendo. Retrieved on 2006-06-14. “The 26th century is dominated by intense competition between planets for profitable interstellar trade. As a result of this competition, planets have invested huge fortunes in the creation of massive space harbors to increase traffic. The Port Town space harbor, for example, has been built with newest technological and aesthetic refinements in mind. This multilayered structure is centered around a massive structure towering three miles above the ground and is the largest space harbor in the universe.”
