Published: 2017-09-30, Author: Michael , review by: gamespot.com
Land vehicle sequences are fun and would've been impressive in the mid-90's, Freedom of approach to managing the threat of incoming enemies is a thrill, Ambitious, off-rails 3D space battles
Poor performance makes combat a drag, Lacks the first game's sense of adventure, Too short to savor, Flying solo or as a duo lacks the engaging shows of camaraderie found in other Star Fox games
Published: 2017-09-27, Author: Sam , review by: ign.com
Star Fox 2 has some beautiful, totally 90s moments, and is an ambitious mash up of an RTS and a 3D shooter. But it's just too damn annoying to play. Those control and frame rate problems make Star Fox 2 the worst game in the SNES Classic Edition. While ot...
Challenge and variety, Distinct, unique structure and design, Engrossing strategic and roguelike elements, Spectacular soundtrack, Visually impressive (even if dated)
Lack of remarkable rail shooter levels, Minor slowdown and clipping
Published: 2017-09-27, Author: David , review by: gamesradar.com
An invaluable insight into a lost period of Nintendo history, The evolution of the franchise's core ideas is radical and intriguing, Playing a free-roaming 3D shooter on a SNES still feels strangely futuristic
The overall game systems never really come together to create a truly gratifying whole, Great ideas are never executed with the scale they deserve, Performance is - understandably - rather choppy
Important, esoteric, and in many ways very exciting, Star Fox 2's left-field and slightly over-ambition ideas never quite manage to fly. Regardless, it feels very good to have the missing-in-action hero finally make it back home...
Star Fox 2 has some beautiful, totally 90s moments, and is an ambitious mash up of an RTS and a 3D shooter. But it's just too damn annoying to play. Those control and frame rate problems make Star Fox 2 the worst game in the SNES Classic Edition. While ot...
