'Coming out at the same time as Chocobo GP, Chocobo GP Lite is a free version of Chocobo GP that allows you to try out single and multiplayer mode.
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I get the new Mario Kart tracks for free in March too, so that's really great haha. So it seems the Lite version will do just fine. I don't play local multiplayer and I'm not sore the story mode will be worth paying full price for. If I dio buy it, I imagine most of my time will be playing online anyway.I'm not really familiar with most of the characters, so having a limited set doesn't bother me. Honestly, the free version might even be enough for me as it seems you have access to the online modes.
Compare the two tracks in the images below: Yes, as noted by our friends over at Eurogamer, Gold Saucer - the roller coaster-filled theme park and tourist attraction from FFVII - bears more than a passing resemblance to Mario Kart favourite and famous finale circuit Rainbow Road. Just a few of the locations from the FINAL FANTASY series hosting circuits in #ChocoboGP! /TM8BHEnL9W- Nintendo UK February 23, 2022 Square Enix is bringing Chocobo GP to Switch soon - on 10th March to be precise - and Nintendo UK's Twitter account has posted a trailer showcasing a quartet of tracks based on locations from four different Final Fantasy titles.Īs you can see from the tweet below, four circuits for the upcoming kart racer are highlighted, including Zozo from Final Fantasy VI, Alexandria from Final Fantasy IX, Big Bridge from Final Fantasy V, and finally Rainbow Road from Mario Kart 8 Gold Saucer from Final Fantasy VII:
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