Star Fox is back!

My only hope for this new StarFox is that after Lylat wars, I would like them too actually move forward with the series.
They have already "moved forward" two/three times in the franchise with Starfox Adventure, Starfox Assault and the now uncancelled SNES Starfox 2.

Unless you're talking about doing a sequel based on the remake of Lylat Wars like Crash 4 It's About Time?

designs are gonna take a while to get use to... esp compared to the Mario Gaxlay movie and Zero's designs.
I'd take those designs over Command's all day (yes, even if it's supposed to be a lower budget handheld title and usually those have a cartoony design to look better on smaller screens).


I don't know if it may be a hot take but Zero's designs are not great either because they took the N64 proportions but with realistic fur which creates a dissonant look whereas this new game got both realistic fur but realistic proportions.
 
When I really think about it, not really.::thinking They could have put more effort into it. More attractive graphics aren't everything.::cirnoshrug
 
When I really think about it, not really.::thinking They could have put more effort into it. More attractive graphics aren't everything.::cirnoshrug
I agree with that point but people complained about them not making realistic graphics nor higher graphical fidelity...

Star Fox was a sort of tech demo as well (and its sequel for a N64 game from 1997 it looked pretty).
 
I agree with that point but people complained about them not making realistic graphics nor higher graphical fidelity...

Star Fox was a sort of tech demo as well (and its sequel for a N64 game from 1997 it looked pretty).
Well, I don't know that much about this game and I wouldn't say I would play it. But somehow the remake or whatever it's supposed to be, I is missing that certain something.
 
GAME THEORY!
The StarFox crew died and they cursed to repeat Lylat Wars in the Purgatory
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I've kind of fallen into a Star Fox quicksand pit leading up to this new game. Started with me wanting to play Star Fox 2 since I never did, but now I've played most of the series. Some new to me, some replayed.

In a bit less than a month, I've played:
Star Fox 2 (first time)
Star Fox 64 3D
Star Fox Command (first time, got two endings)
Star Fox Assault
Star Fox 64
and the ever dreaded...
Star Fox Zero (first time)

I must either be a sucker, or a savant. Either way, I definitely feel like I fully understand the series now. I've always loved it, but now I REALLY love it.
I definitely still feel the same way that I have for many years though, in that Assault is absolutely my favorite one, no new experience here changed that.

I will say, if you've avoided Zero, you shouldn't. I wouldn't say is a perfect game, but it's deeply interesting, and one of the final full-send gimmick titles Nintendo released before the more focused, less crazy switch years. (don't mean that as a dig) There's some parts of that game that are deliciously difficult, and the control scheme is really interesting when you meet it on it's level. Just don't go into it expecting it to be what you want it to be, it wants to be different, it's interesting.

Anyways, I'm hitting publish on this, then immediately getting up, walking to my GameCube, and putting Star Fox Adventures in. There's still more "bad" Star Fox games for me to play.
 
I've kind of fallen into a Star Fox quicksand pit leading up to this new game. Started with me wanting to play Star Fox 2 since I never did, but now I've played most of the series. Some new to me, some replayed.

In a bit less than a month, I've played:
Star Fox 2 (first time)
Star Fox 64 3D
Star Fox Command (first time, got two endings)
Star Fox Assault
Star Fox 64
and the ever dreaded...
Star Fox Zero (first time)

I must either be a sucker, or a savant. Either way, I definitely feel like I fully understand the series now. I've always loved it, but now I REALLY love it.
I definitely still feel the same way that I have for many years though, in that Assault is absolutely my favorite one, no new experience here changed that.

I will say, if you've avoided Zero, you shouldn't. I wouldn't say is a perfect game, but it's deeply interesting, and one of the final full-send gimmick titles Nintendo released before the more focused, less crazy switch years. (don't mean that as a dig) There's some parts of that game that are deliciously difficult, and the control scheme is really interesting when you meet it on it's level. Just don't go into it expecting it to be what you want it to be, it wants to be different, it's interesting.
Is Zero hard to emulate via CEMU? Being forced to use the tablet is why I have a hard time starting it. Same with Command and its touch control system.

Anyway, I'm hitting publish on this, then immediately getting up, walking to my GameCube, and putting Star Fox Adventures in. There's still more "bad" Star Fox games for me to play.
I don't know if Adventure is "bad" but a Zelda-like isn't what I was thinking about Starfox, in fact Jet Force Gemini from Rareware, the same devs behind Dinosaur Planet, would have made more sense as an on-foot game.

I'd always defend SNES Starfox even if it doesn't run at a smooth framerate because it's literally a 3D video game on a 2D machine before 32-bits consoles were commonplace.



PS: Is there a romhack or way to run in a smoother framerate without having to make it faster?
 
Is Zero hard to emulate via CEMU? Being forced to use the tablet is why I have a hard time starting it.
As far as I know, the experience on emulation is better for those who hate the original control scheme. I watched a Nerrell video about it. Personally I played on original hardware, so I couldn't tell you how it works or how playable it is without the gamepad.
Same with Command and its touch control system.
I can see this feeling awful on emulation, but I genuinely think it feels pretty good to play on hardware. Plus the strategy sections are a lot better than SF2. I really enjoyed that game, regardless of the bone-headed plot.
I don't know if Adventure is "bad" but a Zelda-like isn't what I was thinking about Starfox
I have a high tolerance for not great games, and so far I'd call it straight up bad. Who knows though, maybe I'll change my opinion when I get deeper in. Since it's an adventure game, I know I haven't seen all the mechanics yet. (honestly I don't really like Rare very much, so I might be biased. gonna keep my mind a little more open with my second session)
I'd always defend SNES Starfox even if it doesn't run at a smooth framerate because it's literally a 3D video game on a 2D machine before 32-bits consoles were commonplace.



PS: Is there a romhack or way to run in a smoother framerate without having to make it faster?
OG Star Fox is great! I just paused a playthrough so I could go get some brunch, and I'm gonna come back and finish it. So much better than you'd think when you first try it.
There is a patch, however I see it as mostly a novelty. It makes the game like 5x harder since everything is paced faster alongside the framerate. I could barely clear the second mission on level 1, and I've played this game a half dozen times through...
Definitely give it a go though, it's incredibly interesting seeing it run at 60fps.
 
As far as I know, the experience on emulation is better for those who hate the original control scheme. I watched a Nerrell video about it. Personally I played on original hardware, so I couldn't tell you how it works or how playable it is without the gamepad.

I can see this feeling awful on emulation, but I genuinely think it feels pretty good to play on hardware. Plus the strategy sections are a lot better than SF2. I really enjoyed that game, regardless of the bone-headed plot.
I'll try doing it on CEMU soon then. I could somehow stand the touch control on the virtual gamepad window.

There's a romhack to play Command with the d-pad at least but this is the same issue with Kid Icarus Uprising via emulation.

I have a high tolerance for not great games, and so far I'd call it straight up bad. Who knows though, maybe I'll change my opinion when I get deeper in. Since it's an adventure game, I know I haven't seen all the mechanics yet. (honestly I don't really like Rare very much, so I might be biased. gonna keep my mind a little more open with my second session)
I'm surprised to see someone not fan of Rare but I see what you mean. I personally prefer Goldeneye and Perfect Dark above anything else from them (maybe except Jet Force Gemini).

OG Star Fox is great! I just paused a playthrough so I could go get some brunch, and I'm gonna come back and finish it. So much better than you'd think when you first try it.
There is a patch, however I see it as mostly a novelty. It makes the game like 5x harder since everything is paced faster alongside the framerate. I could barely clear the second mission on level 1, and I've played this game a half dozen times through...
Definitely give it a go though, it's incredibly interesting seeing it run at 60fps.
At that point I'd see a Unity recreation of the game or a recompilation being made to play it in 60 FPS and widescreen.
 
PS: Is there a romhack or way to run in a smoother framerate without having to make it faster?
I believe Project Star Fox (Star Fox CD) is trying to accomplish that.
 
Nice to see Fox come back for another go. Now if only he's get a game that's not just the first one with some modern day spit & polish.
 
Nice to see Fox come back for another go. Now if only he's get a game that's not just the first one with some modern day spit & polish.
I wouldn't be too surprised if we see another Star Fox game on the Switch 2. It really feels like they are rebooting the series with this one. No more excuses for remakes after this.
 
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I wouldn't be too surprised if we see another Star Fox game on the Switch 2. It really feels like they are rebooting the series with this one. No more excuses for remakes after this.
there have been rumours that another star fox game is in development. the rumour came out around the same time as the star fox and OOT remake rumours as well
 
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Looks like Nintendo finally hired this man™ this time
Honestly , i love the designs .
I like the Jim Henson puppet style from the promotional stuff of the Snes game .

These designs are great on their own and there are WAY MUCH WORSE designs out there that belongs to the cursed folder than these . This is still great and captures the Snes era stuff perfectly . And the story about the Robo-legs in the Nintendo power comics of Starfox , that was too much but somehow has its nice sci-fi / Cyberpunk aspects in a cool way.
 
Nice to see Fox come back for another go. Now if only he's get a game that's not just the first one with some modern day spit & polish.
Okay but how would it be? A new antagonist like the Aparoids and the Anglar Emperor? Andross is still the one villain more people are familiar with after all.

I wouldn't be too surprised if we see another Star Fox game on the Switch 2. It really feels like they are rebooting the series with this one. No more excuses for remakes after this.
They rebooted it with Zero.

Now I'm curious about how they'll build Lylat as a universe and as much as story isn't what Nintendo is about when creating games I'd be curious if they'd put some references to other games.

And the story about the Robo-legs in the Nintendo power comics of Starfox , that was too much but somehow has its nice sci-fi / Cyberpunk aspects in a cool way.
I've always disliked that theory to be honest... Especially when the only "proofs" are the designs on the cover and that one pilot who had his legs cut and nothing else.

Quickie question, they will include Miyo and Fay?
I feel like those girls are stuck in the same prison as Krystal.

Maybe they could get a chance but the Star Fox team is popular with that quatuor and those two are from an older game not made by Nintendo themselves.
 
I've always disliked that theory to be honest... Especially when the only "proofs" are the designs on the cover and that one pilot who had his legs cut and nothing else.
Yeah . Im not so fond of it either but i liked how they still present that aspect which would fit for a different IP or something different because its so hauntingly detailed and could work in a different context .

But in the starfox comics it went nowhere and was justan unnecessary sore in the eye .
 

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