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Hey, so there’s this game coming out, right? It’s called Fast Fusion. First off, they’ve got Jack Merluzzi, that voice you might’ve heard on F-Zero, coming back. No big deal, but kind of a big deal if you’re into that sort of thing. This whole shindig is launching with Mario Kart World on the Nintendo Switch 2. Yeah, that’s happening in June if I’m not mistaken.
Now, there’s this quirky thing about Fast Fusion — you can smoosh two racing machines together. Like, you take one, take another, and boom! You’ve got some Frankenstein’s monster of a race car. Wild idea, right? But it actually sounds like a blast.
Anyway, Fast Fusion’s not going to break the bank — it’s cheap compared to other launch titles, especially if you’re one of those day-one buyers for the Switch 2. Folks love these Fast games, mostly because they’re crazy fast and show off Nintendo’s snazzy graphics.
And here’s a tidbit: Shin’en Multimedia, the developer, tweeted out that Merluzzi is back. Oh, he’s voiced all sorts of characters over the years — Tekken, Mega Man X, you name it. But most importantly, he did a bunch of voices in F-Zero GX. Keep your ears open in Fast Fusion; you’ll probably catch him calling out laps or something.
Do you remember Fast Racing League on the Wii? No? Well, that’s where this whole series started. Then there was Fast Racing Neo on the Wii U and, fast forward to the Switch, Fast RMX was there day one. And it was impressive, if I do say so myself. These games always seem to push the systems they’re on, making them look super slick.
Also, shoutout to everyone who misses F-Zero. Fast kind of fills that gap, doesn’t it? But now, with Switch 2, there’s Mario Kart World and even F-Zero GX available — got to keep your eye on the competition, right?
So yes, if you’re into this fast-paced racing stuff, keep an eye on Fast Fusion. It’s getting crowded over here, but more options? Not complaining.
