This is the most RTX ON game I’ve ever seen
Starfox is Nintendo’s Last Of Us, they’re always remaking it for new systems.
Assault was also pretty interesting in parts.
Somehow managed to avoid Assault for years, wow. Gonna try out.
These vtuber rigs are an ASSAULT on my senses
does this make it the 3rd remake of starfox 1993?
the direct ending with James McCloud abandoning fox to chase after andross toward certain doom is really funny
how can there be Starfox 64 remake fatigue when it’s been remade once 15 years ago (or are we counting Zero now)
I love SF64 and I love these dumb goofy taxidermized animals, which is the next best thing to putting the OG SNES puppets in a game
it was me, I was doing leo_points_at_screen.jpg during the Macbeth footage
i think this looks great tbh but im a little disappointed it isn’t a fully new game but hoping there’s enough stuff like you see in RE remakes (or the recent Mario RPG one) to feel like a fun & fresh experience
part of me thought they would just try to remaster the Platinum Wii U one for switch 2 instead of a whole remake, but then again i might be the only person on planet earth who had a good time with that game lol
there’s not a price out yet but it appears to be a more budget-priced game in Japan so speculation is 40 bucks digital
I will pay 40 bucks for the new arrangements of the SF64 OST
In my heart of hearts, all I was hoping for was a new game with Miyu and Fae.
My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
only Nintendo could give 10 minutes notice for crushing your hopes and dreams
more directs
The fact that the main selling point here is extra cutscenes feels like someone watched A Fox in Space.
I dislike this so much
And were then told “Nothing in the game is allowed to flow like this”?
why aren’t we talking about the Star Fox vtuber models you get with the game for everyone’s favorite system feature, GameChat
Yeah I cant Cant wait for the clip of child vtuber star wolf to call someone a slur and then scream as they are auto banned and logged out.

