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Stunt Race FX

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About Stunt Race FX

Stunt Race FX (known as Wild Trax in Japan) is a 1994 SNES racing game published by Nintendo and developed with Argonaut Software, the same studio behind Star Fox. Its ‘FX’ name comes from the Super FX co-processor built into the cartridge, which powers fully 3D, cartoon-style polygon vehicles that visibly bounce and deform when they crash. Gameplay leans closer to F-Zero than Mario Kart, with speed boosts but no combat items, and the game had sold over a million copies by 1998.

Controls are usually keyboard based natively or touch if on mobile. No download required.

Why Play Stunt Race FX on CraazyGames?

Stunt Race FX is a genuine piece of SNES hardware history, pushing 3D polygon racing years before it became standard. Play it free on CraazyGames, right in your browser, with no download or emulator setup required.

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