Star Fox was a childhood pleasure of mine. I dabbled in the SNES version quite a bit, but Star Fox 64 was when things really clicked for me. I’ve enjoyed flight simulators since I was old enough to know what one was, and Star Fox was a welcome break from the more complicated games PC games like TIE Fighter or Freespace, and was a more welcoming game than its closer console counterpart, Rogue Squadron. Star Fox 64 was approachable because it was simple. You were on rails...
Opening with a muppet-esque presentation that evolved Nintendo Executives turning into characters, Nintendo finally revealed the long awaited Star Fox Title for Wii U, called StarFox Zero. We were shown many types of battlefields, including ones for the :and Master, a Walker, and a drone-looking vehicle. The canceled Star Fox 2’s transforming Arwing concept has been brought back to the series, allowing you to morph between the different vehicle types. It appears to...
