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Nintendo’s 20-Year-Old Star Fox Game Was Way More Ambitious Than Its New Switch 2 Remake
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Star Fox is one of Nintendo’s most beloved franchises, even if it’s been somewhat underrepresented in terms of pure releases.
That’s something previous entries of the series have done better, such as Star Fox Command.
Star Fox Command Was One Of The Most Ambitious Games In The SeriesDebuting in Japan on August 3, 2006, before launching across the globe, Star Fox Command was a radically different take on the franchise that highlighted how it could be evolved.
While it has similar branching paths as Star Fox 64, these choices don’t just lead to a singular storyline.
What The Switch 2’s Star Fox Could Learn From Star Fox CommandStar Fox for the Switch 2 is a fun game that faithfully recreates Star Fox 64 with some modern touches.