Buckle up and brace yourself for the return of the fastest sport in the galaxy. Ladies and gentlemen, F-Zero is back on Game Boy Advance! After a sell-out 2003 season on Nintendo GameCube, in the form of F-Zero GX, the high-speed hover racing series makes an eagerly-awaited return to GBA, in the form of F-Zero: GP Legend. This sequel to F-Zero: Maximum Velocity introduces a roster of new features - which have never been seen on Game Boy Advance before - designed to give you the ultimate F-Zero experience in the palm of your hand. The first new addition - the Story Mode - will be instantly familiar to anyone who's played F-Zero GX. You must take on the mantle of various characters from the F-Zero universe, from the famous bounty hunter Captain Falcon to the dastardly alien mastermind Zoda, and race in their unique supersonic steeds. Each level is told from the perspective of a different character, whose story is fleshed out through the use of anime-style cut-scenes. The plot intertwines so that the incidents in one character's race have an impact on another's. For instance, in one race you must beat a competitor in order to capture him. Later, while playing as the competitor, you must escape from your captor's clutches. Clever stuff. Another newcomer to the series is 'Zero Test' mode: a massive collection of mini challenges designed to put your supersonic driving skills to the test, such as mastering the use of dash plates or learning to corner more effectively. But F-Zero just wouldn't be F-Zero without a Grand Prix mode, and F-Zero: GP Legend certainly doesn't disappoint. There are three different skill levels to choose from, with three championships in each. Races take place on one of 15 different circuits; laden with deadly 90-degree bends, deep abysses, visibility-reducing mist, treacherous ice and deadly mines. The game also includes a detailed Training mode in which you can hone your high speed driving skills, and a Time Attack mode to practise each track and achieve record-breaking lap times. F-Zero: GP Legend combines the lightning-fast action and gripping game modes you've come to love from the home console versions of F-Zero and transplants them perfectly to Game Boy Advance, truly giving you power in your pocket!