Released exclusively on the now defunct Wii Shop Channel in 2011,[4] Fast Racing League is the first game in the series.
Unlike the previous entry, energy is no longer required to shift phases, but is still needed to perform a boost.
[7] Neo received generally favorable reviews,[8] with IGN's Cassidee Moser calling the game an "impressive production" and "visually interesting".
Because of the game's success, a physical version was released in 2016, exclusive to Europe and Australia, under Nintendo's eShop Selects brand, which included the DLC.
[13] Like its predecessor, Fast RMX received generally favorable reviews,[14] with Nintendo Life's Alex Onley calling it better than Neo "and then some".