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September 2011
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The editors liked
Multiplayer mode with one game card
Fast paced aerial battles
Medium to high challenge level
Solid control schemes and response
Colorful environments
Helpful colored visual cues
Immense unlockables and secrets
Brevity of each playthrough makes it an ideal fit for handheld platform
Tightly designed levels
Multiplayer has been given new life
Tight
Responsive controls
Updated visuals make familiar locations feel fresh
Not too easy
Not too hard
Plenty of secrets to discover and goals to achieve
Fun multiplayer only requires one copy of the game.
The editors didn't like
Missing online leader boards
Only one save file
Altered voices will grate on returning fans
Gyroscopic controls aren't precise enough to be more than a novelty
Position of 3DS thumbstick makes prolonged play uncomfortable
No meaningful updates to the gameplay
Artificial limitations on movement can be frustrating
Abstract: I played a lot of games at this year's E3, but only one reminded me of those first few days of absolute wonder gamers had when they saw a pseudo-3D polygonal game for the first time. The game was Star Fox 64 3DS, and it's doing for stereoscopic 3D what th...
Multiplayer mode with one game card, fast paced aerial battles, medium to high challenge level, solid control schemes and response, colorful environments, helpful colored visual cues, immense unlockables and secrets
Abstract: Star Fox 64 3D has tried to re-build its experience as something more than a nostalgia trip, but despite the many tweaks and re-workings it remains very much the same as it did back in 1997 on the N64. Whether this is an indication of the quality of th...
Star Fox 64 3D is largely the same game as the Nintendo 64 classic it is based on, complete with all of the stages, gameplay, and even the original voice actors still intact. For veterans looking for a dolled up version to take on the go, this is a per...
Abstract: Star Fox 64 has always remained one of my favorite N64 titles, and it's easily up there with both Zelda games and Super Mario 64 on the system. The idea that the game would get a remake nowadays was kind of mind boggling to me, simply because I had ass...
Abstract: While the Nintendo 3DS' success remains in question, Nintendo continues to pull out all stops to show consumers that the 3DS has what it takes to get back to the top in the handheld market. First, there was the extreme price drop just months into the 3DS'...
Brevity of each playthrough makes it an ideal fit for handheld platform; tightly designed levels; multiplayer has been given new life
Altered voices will grate on returning fans; gyroscopic controls aren't precise enough to be more than a novelty; position of 3DS thumbstick makes prolonged play uncomfortable
Abstract: Nintendo's putting the 3DS back on the right sales track by harnessing the power of remastered classics. Despite some critics crying out for legitimate sequels and fresh material, the numbers don't lie, as the recent entry of The Legend of Zelda: Ocari...
Abstract: The N64 is my least favorite console of all time, but I still feel the need to own one, mostly for Star Fox 64. It's easily one of my favorite games on the console, way ahead of Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time. That's partly because those two titl...
Abstract: With a significantly smaller line-up of games than its predecessors (both 8 and 16 bit, respectively), the number of essential games on the Nintendo 64 could be counted with two hands, and were mostly of the first party variety. While Mari...
