A previously canceled F-Zero sequel, originally slated for release on Nintendo’s ill-fated Virtual Boy console, is finally launching on the Nintendo Switch. The title will be available to players next week, effectively ending a 30-year wait for the project.

Alongside the F-Zero release, a separate game developed by the studio behind Fire Emblem—which also faced cancellation on the Virtual Boy platform—is being resurrected for the Switch. The announcement confirms the arrival of these two archival projects on modern hardware.

Quick Facts

  • Platforms: Nintendo Switch
  • Release Timing: Launching next week
  • Origin: Previously canceled titles intended for the 1990s Virtual Boy hardware
  • Developers: Includes a project from the studio behind Fire Emblem

While the specific release date for the week remains the primary confirmation, these titles represent a notable recovery of software that failed to reach the public during the Virtual Boy's original, brief lifecycle.