More ambitious, less choppy, and more fun than the original Star Fox.
I was initially worried about being on a time limit going in, but playing it I found it to be fairly reasonable.
I might even play some more runs of the game in the future.
I was initially worried about being on a time limit going in, but playing it I found it to be fairly reasonable.
I might even play some more runs of the game in the future.
This is a case of a game that was simply too ambitious for its system. The Super Nintendo can just barely keep up with it; the controls are even jankier than in the first game; simple actions such as moving the camera, shooting, or jumping have an incredibly notorious input delay; and the level design is extremely bland, having you shoot at four enemy ships or go through a small maze and press a switch to let you progress. It's also like 20 minutes long and incredible easy, as almost every boss dies after two hits.
It's really impressive from a technical standpoint, though the result is a barebones game.
It's really impressive from a technical standpoint, though the result is a barebones game.
Have not played enough of the game to form a strong opinion, but it did not quite captivate me similar to the first game.
This is probably my favorite Star Fox, I'm really miffed it didn't get to release and have its mechanics become the basis for the rest!
planet is nearly irreparably damaged I saved the world, guys!