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F-1 Race

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Released: 10th of October 1991
Serial: DMG-F1-AUS
System: Gameboy
Media: Gameboy Cartridge
Region:
Variant: Standard

Single Player: Yes
Competitive Online Multiplayer: Not Available
Competitive Offline Multiplayer: 2 - 4 Players [Requires Link Cable]
Co-operative Online Multiplayer: Not Available
Co-operative Offline Multiplayer: Not Available
Achievements: Not Available
Controller Support: No Controller Support

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Compatible Peripherals:

Game Boy game link universal game link cable

Game Boy game link universal game link cable

F-1 Race Specific Peripheral Functions

Up to 4 players (with the use of a Four Player Adapter)

Specifications

Serial Number(s): MGB-010 (CGB-003 and DMG-14)

From Nintendo

The Universal Game Link cable makes it possible to connect machines with different "EXT." connecting sockets (big or small). This allows two people to play two-player games. Both players must insert copies of the same Game Pak into their Game Boy, and the Pak must have a two-player mode (the packaging of these games is marked with the appropriate symbol). The Universal Game Link cable is connected to the right side of Game Boy through the socket provided for it. The cable is about 0.9 m long. At the end there is a (small) connection for the

Game Boy Printer
Game Boy Color
Game Boy Pocket
Game Boy Advance

At the other end are two different connections (big and small). One is for the "EXT." jack of the

Game Boy Printer
Game Boy Pocket
Game Boy Color
Game Boy Advance

and the other is for the "EXT." jack of the Game Boy.

Note:

Connect only one machine at the end of the cable with the two connections.

This accessory has been replaced by the Universal Game Link Cable set.

From Wikipedia

The second generation started with the release of the Game Boy Pocket which used a much smaller Game Link connector than those used on the original Game Boy. Although the pin assignment and basic port shape remained the same, its much smaller size necessitated the release of new Game Link Cables.

The Universal Game Link Cable (model MGB-010) features the smaller second generation connector on one end, and the cable splits into both a second generation and first generation connector at the other end (although only one connector at this end can be used at any given time).

13 games are compatible with the Game Boy game link universal game link cable

Baseball
[1990]

F-1 Race
[1991]

Mario Golf
[1999]

Mortal Kombat II
[1994]

Perfect Dark
[2000]

Pokemon Blue Version
[1998]

Pokemon Red Version
[1998]

Pokemon Silver Version
[2000]

Pokemon Trading Card Game
[2000]

Pokemon Yellow Version
[1999]

Rumble Race Top Gear Rally
[1999]

Street Fighter II
[1995]

WWF Wrestlemania 2000
[1999]

Back of the Box:
Fire up your engines for the Nintendo grand prix!
F-1 Race! You're at the wheel of a Formula 1 race car. You'll have to be a world class driver to stay on the course. Steer carefully, hugging the corners at over 250 KPH isn't easy! Fourteen race tracks take you around the world for a truly international challenge.
Practice in the Time Trials, then enter the Nintendo grand prix.
You can choose between two specially designed cars. The courses are tough, with dangerous turns and opposing cars.
To find out if you're really good, use the Four Player Adapter and race with one to four players. Outmaneuver your friends, give it a burst of nitro and watch their faces as they eat your fumes!

Up to four players can race simultaneously using the Four Player Adapter!

Disclaimer: This information has been collated from: The original back of the box text, digital store descriptions, game site descriptions or publisher/developer descriptions. It may not be identical to the original back of the box (as it may be a different regions text) and sometimes there are both the back of the box and store descriptions included if the back of the box description was too short. Most have been re-transcribed from these sources, if there are errors it is usually because the exact original text has been copied word-for-word, including those errors. All information was correct at the time of collation but may or may not be updated after the initial posting.

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