F-Zero GX
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The following cheat codes are for F-Zero GX on GameCube.
| CHEAT CODES | |
|---|---|
| Follow the directions listed with each code. | |
| Access Emerald Cup Championship - Go to Time Attack, choose Records, then select Emerald Cup | Hold bttnR and press bttnZ, bttnA, cStickDown, bttnL, cStickLeft, bttnA, bttnZ, cStickLeft, bttnL, bttnA |
| Access Ruby Cup Championship - Go to Time Attack, choose Records, then select Ruby Cup | Hold bttnL and press bttnR, bttnA, bttnZ, bttnA, cStickUp, cStickLeft, bttnA, cStickDown, bttnR, bttnZ |
| Access Sapphire Cup Championship - Go to Time Attack, choose Records, then select Sapphire Cup | Hold bttnZ and press bttnL, bttnA, bttnL, bttnA, cStickUp, bttnL, cStickRight, bttnA, bttnR, cStickUp |
| Unlock Sounds of Big Blue - Press bttnZ when selecting any Big Blue track | bttnZ, dpadLeft, dpadRight, dpadLeft, bttnZ, bttnY, bttnX, bttnZ, dpadLeft, dpadRight, dpadLeft, dpadRight, bttnZ, bttnX, bttnZ, bttnX, bttnZ |
| Unlock Sounds of Mute City - Press bttnZ when selecting any Mute City track | bttnX (x3), bttnY, bttnX (x3), bttnY, bttnZ (x2), dpadLeft, dpadRight, dpadLeft, dpadRight, dpadLeft, dpadRight |
About F-Zero GX
F-Zero GX is a futuristic racing title co-developed by Nintendo and Sega's Amusement Vision studio, released in 2003 for the Nintendo GameCube (GCN / NGC). It is the home console counterpart to the arcade game F-Zero AX, and it is widely regarded as one of the most technically impressive games on the platform. The narrative features Captain Falcon and other pilots competing in the F-Zero Grand Prix, presented through a notoriously difficult Story Mode with pre-rendered cinematic cutscenes. The gameplay is defined by its sense of extreme speed, requiring players to navigate 20 pilots across complex, corkscrewing tracks at speeds exceeding 2,000 km/h. It utilizes a "risk-vs-reward" energy system where the vehicle's health bar also functions as the boost meter.
On the GameCube (NGC) hardware, the gameplay is defined by its rock-solid 60 FPS performance, even with 30 detailed machines on screen simultaneously. The title is frequently noted for its "Pilot Profile" and "Garage" modes, allowing players to build custom racing machines using parts earned in the Grand Prix. The GCN version is celebrated for its connectivity with the F-Zero AX arcade cabinets; by inserting a GameCube Memory Card into the arcade machine, players can unlock exclusive parts, tracks, and pilots like Phoenix or PJ. This entry remains unique for its deep "Snaking" and "Drift" mechanics, which offer a high skill ceiling for competitive play. Whether you are tackling the Mute City loops or customizing your machine in the shop, F-Zero GX remains a definitive and polished landmark of the sixth-generation era.