If you've never played Star Fox before, this Switch 2 version is the perfect opportunity to discover a classic Nintendo. For others who are eating their brakes hoping to get a new opus before dying, the answer is less obvious. Everything will depend on your love for frankness and your appetite for the score. Anyway, going back to Star Fox is replaying a title that hasn't aged for a ride. A classic of the kind that makes us hope that finally Nintendo seizes the license to rebuild its bases. Like what they could do with Zelda, Mario or more recently Donkey Kong, they are perfectly capable. As long as we don't expect fifteen this time... And hope thatOcarina of Time will afford a little more daring this winter.
For
- Timeless gameplay
- Branches
- Vibrating sound design
- Excellent musical orchestration
- Multi friendly
- Cinematics fanservice
Against
- A remake of a remake
- Expert mode to unlock
- Scoring system not very engaging





Very disappointed that it is "only" a remake, a game that I have already made the remake, after having completed the original opus being a kid... But as I cross your fingers so it's just the beginning, a wet-finger test to see if the mayonnaise takes in the players...
However, no hope concerning Ocarina of Time concerning me: I expect a copy respected to the letter of the original game. I'm going to do this not to repeat the 3DS version (the best and far away) to avoid cracking and going back to the check-out later this year.
It was really great 3DS version. I still expect a modernized gameplay! But a follow-up of the dungeons to the letter. ^^^
I offered it for my son's birthday... But between us, I already feel that it is I who will take off most often in the Arwing. He'll get the cake, I'll get the controller. I have a galactic fox rush. 🙂