Star Fox Zero is another one of those difficult-to-critique Nintendo games. With the help of Platinum Games, much of it was done really well. It has the Nintendo polish that we expect from them. But it was yet another attempt by Nintendo to reinvent an IP by doing things differently. It got a lot right, but got a few…
With the end of may I just remembered something. It’s nearly summer and where I live, it feels like Solar from Star Fox 64. The only upside to my situation is that I can still get wifi from my basement.
Not too realistic, because an overly realistic Star Fox cast would just be animals in flight jackets. But this is a good compromise.
I feel as though, in recent years, Miyamoto’s status has been hurting game development, causing younger staff members to look up to him and take his word as that of some god, when in reality he works best when taking a backseat to modern game development. So let’s take a seat and see whether or not Nintendo is better…
The official Star Fox anime isn’t the only animated short that came out recently. Animator and voice actor Matthew Gafford and his team of enthusiasts spent more than six years establishing their fan project, set in the Star Fox universe, called A Fox in Space.
Even if you can get used to the awkward controls, Star Fox Zero is merely mediocre. It’s as disappointing a major Nintendo console release as there’s been in some time.
It’s short, coming in at around 13 minutes, but remember: this is a team effort between Production I.G. (Ghost in the Shell), WIT Studios (Attack on Titan) and Shigeru Miyamoto. And it’s pretty damn cool.
Star Fox is back! After a ten year hiatus the rogue squadron is ready to tackle whatever menace looms over the Lylat System.
It’s barely related to the Star Fox series and has mostly been ignored in the year of hype leading to the release of its big brother Star Fox Zero, but the new oddball Star Fox Guard tower defense game from Nintendo and Platinum is well worth your attention.
Nintendo is streaming a Star Fox anime short on April 20. Titled Star Fox Zero: The Battle Begins, it’s a collaboration between Production I.G of the Ghost in the Shell anime fame, WIT Studios of the Attack on Titan anime fame and Shigeru Miyamoto of Shigeru Miyamoto fame.
It’s never been strange for Nintendo to delay a game until they’re happy, but Star Fox 2 was a rare moment it canceled a game that was almost done.
I have this bad habit of coming up with screenplay ideas for movies that haven’t been made yet. These are my strong ideas for Guardians 2, both in the sense that I have powerful feelings about these ideas and that I think these ideas are great.
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We are just coming down from a phenomenal year of games in 2015. We had great sequels in games like Metal Gear Solid 5, N++, Witcher 3, Fallout 4, Arkham Knight, Just Cause 3, and others. We had amazing new entries into the gaming world like Splatoon, Bloodborne, Super Mario Maker, and Rocket League. We finally got…
Remember Menchi, the cute little Chiba Inu we featured last Halloween? Menchi is back, and this year he’s kicking ass as Fox McCloud.
Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto has just published a statement on the company’s Facebook page saying that Star Fox Zero for the Wii U has been delayed. Bummer.
Leo Camacho, last seen being a very dashing Nathan Drake, is now (along with some friends) part of a decidedly smooth-skinned Star Fox team.
(This looks a bit like a rave party, in reality everyone wants a gold 30th anniversary Mario pin)
In a recent “Developer Story” video from E3 2015, famed gaming creator Shigeru Miyamoto explained how the concept for the well-known Star Fox series spawned from his love of a local shrine in his native Kyoto. While Kyoto is famously home to thousands of ancient Japanese shrines, the one that inspired a young Miyamoto…
