Overall, Star Fox 64 3D is a good reboot of why the Nintendo 64 had great games, and bringing this game back to the core for those who own the Nintendo 3DS. The multiplayer does add a few wrinkles with handheld gaming, but not really anything that makes it feel different against gamers than what the gameplay was before. Nintendo did a good job making it look better than before like they did with The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time 3D, taking the N64 legend to a new generation of fans.The music sounds good as well, by keeping a new take on the score and voice acting from the original game to its core and no re-scripting the game. But aside from that, the game looks great re-designed for the 3DS. Thankfully, you can play only the control pad and traditional N64 scheme which works much better for die hard fans from the past, as well as new gamers. Like Star Fox Command from the Nintendo DS era, it can be more frustrating at times to maintain for those who've mastered the game before. What is new to the game that can be a bit shaky is the new 3DS control scheme. Everything from the original Star Fox game has been brought back to the new Nintendo 3DS well.
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The gameplay feels strong and well, as Fox and company battle through 15 planets and satellites to try and defeat Andross and his foes including the Star Wolf team, villianous bosses like the Sector X robot, and a series of tracking missles set to destroy the Great Fox aircraft in Sector Z.
Yet, nearly 15 years after it debuted, it still feels just like yesterday seeing the madness and mayhem as Fox and company go after the vulgar Andross from invading and destroying the Lylat system. Star Fox 64 3D for the Nintendo 3DS, brings back all the action from the classic Nintendo 64 game.
This one though is a nice blast from Andross' past. After the lackluster performance of Star Fox Adventures and Star For Assault (which I personally enjoyed on the Nintendo Gamecube,) many wondered why there is no Star Fox game set for the Wii, but there is one now for the Nintendo 3DS. It feels like the series with Fox McCloud and company with Slippy, Falco and Peppy had lost a lot of way with gamers. But it also has been awhile since Nintendo came out with a driven Star Fox game. No question about Nintendo and the joy they've made so many gamers all around who've loved Super Mario 64 and The Legend Of Zelda: The Ocarina Of Time, it really is a time for Nintendo gamers to celebrate. Hard to believe that it has been 15 years since Nintendo unveiled the N64 game system, which revolutionized how we see games, in the richest graphics around.
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