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Why is it so forgotten compared to F-Zero and Wipeout? It had several sequels as well
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extremeG sucks balls. Is dogshit. I'd rather smoke crack while sucking a fat cock for a rock than playing that shitty ass game.
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>>12857269
XG3 is the only decent one and it's still only middling. There were a large number of better futuristic racers in that era, even when you get into more obscure shit like Rollcage and POD. That's why it's forgotten.

>>12857284
You don't need to make excuses, anon. Be your authentic self and suck those dicks. The OP can show you how.
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>>12857269
I had the GameCube one. I remember it being ok. Coolest things I recall was using a rail gun to blow up other racers and going so fast that you break the sound barrier.
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>>12857284
thanks James Rolfe
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>>12857269
We played the shit out of this and Snowboard Kids



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