10 Video Games You Should Play On Easy

Designed by Nintendo to demonstrate the power of their brand new SNES system, the original F-Zero was released in 1991 and was one of the most technically impressive and exhilarating games ever made at the time.

However, both the original and the series have become equally iconic for their immensely challenging gameplay. The original game is divided into three main difficulty groups: Knight, Queen and King, though all three provide some unique challenges for players to overcome. Everything from the intense courses to the sheer speed of the game in comparison to the likes of Mario Kart make this an increasingly tough game to enjoy, and the impact and longevity might not be as present these days as it was in 1991. What is similar to Super Mario Kart however is the fact that this SNES title features no unlockables or incentive for players to put up with its insane difficulty and grind through.

All the machines are unlocked from the get-go, the levels are free to try as players see fit and new modes like Mirror were still a long way off in 1991.

For those gamers picking up this classic now, sticking to the easy mode is definitely the best way of ensuring the best experience possible.