Hertzgate comes to a quick close.
Nintendo of Europe has decided to release the 60hz US-NTSC version of F-Zero. This was announced through a press release earlier today.
The game is part of the Family Computer 30th Anniversary Campaign, which was announced during the Wii U Direct conference in January. Quickly after the presentation, European fans complained about the lack of the inclusion of 50hz in Balloon Fight, which resulted in a long list of comments on Miiverse.
Just as with Balloon Fight, the game is offered for €0.30/£0.30 and supports off-TV Play, saves and a dedicated Miiverse community. Nintendo of America will also offer F-Zero, while NCL will give their fans Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem on Super Famicom.