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Exclusive: Shin'en Talks 'Fast Fusion' On Switch 2, Reveals First-Look Trailer
"This will make your hands sweaty!".Believe it or not, when the Nintendo Switch first launched back in March 2017, those first couple of months weren't exactly packed to the rafters with new releases. Folks had The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild to keep them busy, of course, but beyond that, big tentpole releases seemed few and far between.As such, smaller titles were given a chance to shine, and one of them was Shin'en Multimedia's Fast RMX, a spectacular sci-fi racer that improved upon the Wii U's FAST Racing NEO in several ways. With crisp visuals and rock-solid 60fps performance, its F-Zero-inspired gameplay still looks and plays great over eight years later.Read the full article on nintendolife.com
"This will make your hands sweaty!".
Believe it or not, when the Nintendo Switch first launched back in March 2017, those first couple of months weren't exactly packed to the rafters with new releases. Folks had The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild to keep them busy, of course, but beyond that, big tentpole releases seemed few and far between.
As such, smaller titles were given a chance to shine, and one of them was Shin'en Multimedia's Fast RMX, a spectacular sci-fi racer that improved upon the Wii U's FAST Racing NEO in several ways. With crisp visuals and rock-solid 60fps performance, its F-Zero-inspired gameplay still looks and plays great over eight years later.
Read the full article on nintendolife.com
