PixlBit

When Star Fox first came out, my friend told me he saw it on display and said I had to get it.  Well I trusted him and got it and it was pretty amazing looking for the time.  

I got Star Fox 64 because my college roommate's girlfriend wanted to play it so she bought it to play on my N64, but then she never wanted it back so I got it by default.  Having all those voices was pretty groundbreaking back then.

Star Fox Assault was made by Namco and was an interesting take.  I'm glad that Star Fox 2 made it on the SNES Mini.  And I don't think Star Fox Adventures is THAT bad.  But Star Fox as a whole isn't one of my favorite Nintendo series.

I don't think we'll see another Star Fox for a while.  The last one they did, Star Fox Zero, was one of the worst Nintendo games ever made, I thought.  

I actually liked Star Fox Zero, although I understand why people don't like it (the controls can be very difficult to get used to). What I didn't like was that the story was basically the same as Star Fox and Star Fox 64. The series as a whole has not been good, so the future seems to be shaky. However, I'm hopeful that Nintendo will eventually give us another game, but when is the big question. 

I played it around the time it came out. Not many games could do 3D enovironments at the time, so it seemed really cool. I don't think I ever finished it though. Not sure what level things got tough for me. I'll have to revisit it sometime to find out. "Do a barrel roll" is still a phrase I use from time to time. 

I remember playing Star Fox Adventures on Gamecube later. I really wanted to like that game, but I forget why I stopped playing it. That's another one I'd like to try again. 

The original is not bad, but you should really try Star Fox 64, which is easily the best game in the series. It's on NSO if you have the expansion pass. 

I'm sure I tried Star Fox 64. It's been a while though. I may just get the expansion pass to NSO. 

Yeah, SF looks very primitive now. It was clearly a "game of its time"