a repaint of an existing Hot Wheels car called Shock Factor, which had already resembled F-Type. ReceptionStunt Race FXs sales had surpassed 1 million copies by 1998. In the United Kingdom, it was the top-selling SNES game in October 1994. Critics were varied in their response to the game. Electronic Gaming Monthly commented that Stunt Race FX is a disappointment after the first Super FX game, Star Fox, elaborating that "the game feels awkward with the touchy steering and the feeling of speed just isn't there. Overall, there are better racing games on the market". GamePro criticized that Stunt Race FX isn't realistic. They also thought the racing game "still delivers a good time, especially if you're not old enough to drive". Game Zero scored the game a 94 out of 100, saying the controls are "out of this world!" and the "attention to detail is truly superior". Edge gave it a 9 out of 10 rating, while stating that Stunt Race FX is "one of the best racing games currently available for any home system". In season 3's third episode of a mid 1990s British factual television programme Bad Influence!, a few reviewers combined their ratings into an overall score of 4 out of 5. IGN ranked the game 86th in their Top 100 SNES games of All Time. In 2018, Complex rated Stunt Race FX 90th on their "The Best Super Nintendo Games of All Time". In 1995, Total! ranked Stunt Race FX 21st on their Top 100 SNES Games. They praised the game's graphics saying it was significantly better than Starwing writing: "It’s very different from your run-of-the-mill race game and manages to offer a wide range of challenges." Related releases Cameos The Arwings from the Star Fox series made a cameo appearance in this title. In the Sky Ramp track, all four Arwings of the Star Fox Team will fly around in an air show-style. In the Night Cruise track, if a player's vehicle bumps into one of the first three Star Fox bill boards, an Arwing will drop a Boost power-up before the player enters the first tunnel. Some billboards very briefly appear on courses with the faces of Mario, Fox McCloud, and Kirby. Other appearances in media In the Wii game, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, two vehicles from Stunt Race FX appeared as two of the many Stickers to obtain. One was F-Type, the