The game visually and story looked stunning, however. Whilst not so kind to your neck, it felt like driving a car, through a volcano. Most recently a painful idea on the Wii U that had you trying to pilot a ship using the GamePad in combination with your TV. Nintendo have tried all sorts of ideas with Star Fox since the Nintendo 64 version.
Back to basics, new worlds to explore and a great story.
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But it doesn’t mean a sequel has to be completely fresh and packed full of weird innovation. Sure, Nintendo are gaming pioneers, having crafted innovative controllers to unique gameplay and more. It got me thinking: Why does Nintendo need to come up with a revolutionary idea in order to make a new game?ĭoes a New Star Fox Switch Need to be Revolutionary? I recently saw a quote from Nintendo’s Takaya Imamura, talking about F-Zero, where he said, “without a grand new idea, it’s hard to bring it back.” And then you have the neglected offspring that aren’t as talked about: Star Fox, Metroid, F-Zero.įans always ask for new games in the series, and often it takes years to get even a single Tweet about these lost gems. With Nintendo, you have their favourite children – the Mario, the Zelda, the Pokemon. Isn’t it about time we get a new Star Fox Switch? After many different Star Fox (Lylat Wars) adventures, we need a classic return to the arcade space-shooter roots! A New Star Fox Switch: Nintendo’s Lost Franchises
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