If you didn't have until now, there is an english version of the Expansion Kit, you can use it with the US rom on an emulator.

@@adrenaliner91 That's really good to know, but I don’t own the right emulator.

@@mvbowserbrutus hm? Emulators are free to download. Unless you're a Mac User (because you can literally do nothing with this overpriced thing for real...unless you're using Bootcamp), nothing should stop you

0:16 Silence 3 2:28 Sand Ocean 3 5:00 Devil's Forest 4 7:27 Port Town 3 9:51 Devil's Forest 5 12:25 Big Blue 3

I HAVE CRANKED MY HOG IN VARIOUS WAYS, BUT I NEVER HEARD ABOUT THE ZIG-ZAG CRANK, AROOOOOO!!!

I know Big Blue 3 is meant to resemble the map of Japan, but for some reason I see it and think of the Suzuka Circuit specifically

What are you saying ? lol

Is that the translation? Thanks 😊😊😊

race and tear!

Yeah

They can be challenging and they can also be super easy. They're randomly generated.

I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think I used the GlideN64 plugin.

Is the expansion in Japanese ?

That is definitely Japan. I like how "Hokkaido" has a lot of ice rails.

Yep, it is. The track's subtitle even says "Japan". Granted, it literally reads "Japon" but it's meant to mean Japan.

The last level is big blue ??

I found a patch to get the DD courses for the regular game, which you can find if you google "RELEASE: F-Zero X Expansion Kit Patch". The problem is, this particular patch is old and from the forum posts, it sounds like there might be some difficulty getting it working. Is the 64DD version too much trouble to use?

@@arronmunroe I Tried Lunar IPS No Go Then FOund Another Patcher Through Google No Go On That One To

@@LJ_Brooks27 What I meant was instead of patching it, can you not just use the emulator that has support for 64DD games?

Because these tracks are included in the expansion pack

Sorry, but I can't give you any rom links. It is out there if you google it, though, or perhaps another video of this game has a link in the description or comments.

@@arronmunroe I downloaded a rom but when I tried to open it with OpenEmu, my mac just freeze and I had to reboot....

@@andyn6053 Unfortunately, I don't know much about OpenEmu or using a Mac. I could suggest trying out Retroarch and seeing if that works.

@@arronmunroe nice to meet you. I'm in a video game music cover band in Japan. Live synchronized playback of video game movies and performances. So, can I use your movie? Also, if possible, I would like to use it in the "F-ZERO" medley movie currently in production. Of course, your name will also appear in the credits of the movie. Please let me know if there are any other conditions.

@@comypuusen Yes, that is all right with me.

To some degree, at least. They have a tough time on the last two stages of the DD-2 Cup especially.

Whoa no kidding that does sound just like it. Nice catch 👍

It's playable on any recent version of Project64. I can't give you any rom links for the .ndd files, though.

How’d you get it ???

El modo practica es para poder ps obviamente practicar la pista con la dificultad que quieras hasta que te sientas muy seguro de dominarla,las vueltas son ilimitadas y tienes turbo al comienzo de la carrera,esto te puede servir tambien para practicar los saltos,los derrapes,entre otras cosas,te lo digo por que hasta la fecha lo sigo jugando en la consola y tambien lo juego en mi telefono😅

Just double tap shoulder buttons to do side attacks and use them for turns.

Yes, I used PJ64.

How did you get it to run? The FAQs won't load.

First, if you aren't already, you would need to be using a relatively new PJ64 build. I used the latest from emucr, but there are other websites you could get one from. As far as I know, the official PJ64 website doesn't have a new enough version for 64DD. There are also PJ64 builds you can get that are made specifically for 64DD, but I never tried one. You don't need a special build like that to get 64DD working, since any recent build should work. For PJ64, you would need a Japanese F-Zero X rom. From the main PJ64 menu which shows your list of roms, you would right click on F-Zero X, and click "play with disk" and then you would select your F-Zero X Expansion Kit file. Before you do that, you would also need to get the "IPL4ROM". You would need to get one one listed as original, not JPN or USA hack and it goes in your main rom directory.

arronmunroe I will try it out. Thanks again!

Project64

@@arronmunroe where can I find the expansion rom?

@@andyn6053 It's been a year, did you figure out how to use google yet?

Those cups are only in the Expansion Kit version of the game.

@@arronmunroe and i habe to buy this Game, ITS but very rare or ?

@@tomjendryssek9743 Emulation is an option, but I can't give you any rom links.

@@arronmunroe Emulation on the Computer you mean?

@@tomjendryssek9743 Yes, that's right.

I'm not sure if you mean in general, or more specifically the first stage, but either way, it's not like I'm trying to hit the wall. In the first stage at 00:45, I was failing at attempting to stay off the dirt while not hitting the wall, and there is only a narrow space to do that.

Some kind of vehicle design thing. Never tried it.

A single track where you're supposed to defeat all of the other racers.

@@arronmunroe so is a survival mode

You can create your own custom track.

propaganda person lol what a joke