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F-Zero (album)
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F-Zero is an arranged video game music album from the futuristic racing game F-Zero for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System video game console developed and produced by Nintendo. It is then followed by the F-Zero X Original Soundtrack.
The album contains musical tracks from the game composed by Yumiko Kanki and Naoto Ishida and arranged by PeeWee and Michiko Hill. It was released on March 25, 1992 in Japan by Tokuma Japan Communications bearing the catalogue number TKCA-30516.
The soundtrack is made out of a single disc with twelve tracks in total.
Tracks
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| 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 |
| Track Features | Anti-Gravity Guide Beam • Dash Zone • Down-Pull Magnet • Jump Plate • Left-Pull and Right-Pull Magnet • Magnetic Field Block Coat • Mine • 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 |
