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A native F-Zero X port for the 3DS family, with stereoscopic 3D, a bottom-screen dashboard and two-to-four-player races. Requires your own supported cartridge dump and a homebrew-capable console.
Before you start
- Platform
- Old/New Nintendo 3DS and 2DS family · homebrew
- How to start
- Download
- Game files
- Bring game files
File requirements
Supply your own F-Zero X USA revision 0 cartridge dump, convert it on a computer to the two .o2r archives, and use your own console DSP firmware dump for audio. EK needs the supported retail Japanese 64DD dump; fan-translated disks are unsupported. No ROM, disk or pre-converted game assets are supplied.
Based on public documentation; full builds and playthroughs have not been tested. Project documentation 
What it recreates
Ports the community F-Zero X decompilation through G-Diffuser to a 3DS renderer and audio system. This is an unofficial Nintendo fan project, not a commercial remake.
What’s different
Adds bottom-screen settings and race information, stereoscopic depth, remappable controls, nearby/online multiplayer and experimental true widescreen. Optional Expansion Kit builds use your own Japanese 64DD disk.
What you can use today
v1.1.0 provides separate Old/New 3DS ZIPs, .3dsx and .cia files, plus optional EK builds and desktop asset extractors. Prepare the assets on a computer first; the extractor script requires a local source copy with the decomp submodule. v1.0.0 downloads were withdrawn. Use the build matching the console. Widescreen and the new track buffer were tested only in an emulator; multiplayer has not been tested on every console pairing. Old 3DS 3D multiplayer is capped at 30 fps, and its EK build has stutter, broken-up music and slow editors. Memory and audio issues remain; 60 fps is not guaranteed. The hosted online server is temporary.
Sources & notesSources checked:
AI / REA provenance Partial AI-assisted development
The author explicitly describes Claude Code generating the port's code, with the author directing work and testing on 3DS hardware. This is a first-party process account, not an independent audit of every file.
Author AI-development disclosureChecked the repository metadata, author README, release notes and published attachment names on 28 October 2026, with the stated license boundaries. Features and compatibility remain author-reported; RemakeList has not downloaded binaries, built, installed or played it.
Source Project documentation v1.1.0 downloads and release notes · Source and licensing boundary · Console setup and assets · v1.1.0 validation and known issues Sources checked: 2026-10-28 · Based on public documentation; full builds and playthroughs have not been tested.