I got to play the demo on a store display, and it looks really great in motion, far better than the N64 version. The controls seem smoother too, it's a damn shame about the lack of online multiplayer.
Guild McCommunist said:Another remake of a N64 game which they couldn't even be assed to do online for.
So yeah, I'm not excited.
EDIT: And not to sound like a generic retrotard but I enjoyed the SNES game more.
Satirical said:Guild McCommunist said:Another remake of a N64 game which they couldn't even be assed to do online for.
So yeah, I'm not excited.
EDIT: And not to sound like a generic retrotard but I enjoyed the SNES game more.
The game probably won't be too good despite getting a 9.4/10 on the Official Nintendo Magazine (UK), but the reason why I'm replying is because when I read "they couldn't even be assed to do online for" I raged. I'm sick of seeing idiots complaining about features they take for granted and have absolutely no fucking idea how they work or how much effort is put into satisfying your mediocre needs, let's say they did put online in, why the fuck would you need it for Starfox? What kind of multiplayer could you have? Coop? What's the point of spending time developing online when no one will play it, just like all the other 3DS games no one plays online, except Tetris DS.
Um... what? There are a lot of people who play 3ds games online. I can get DOA and Street fighters playersSatirical said:just like all the other 3DS games no one plays online, except Tetris DS.
nugundam0079 said:Still debating getting this-i mean i still have the original in my closet right now. I wish they added the original Star Fox at least (which I also have)or even Star Fox two as an easter egg bonus..$40 is a bit much for what i think is a barely enhanced port.
Also..isnt Star Fox 64 just a remake of the Original Star Fox? I mean of course things are changed around but the same premise/levels are there...
But exactly that is what Sony did with e.g. Uncharted 2. And there are many more examples. So why not, Nintendo...DiscostewSM said:Concerning the whole "no online = game sucks" comments, if it did have support for it, just how often would someone play the game's battle mode online? IMO, games like Mario Kart and Street Fighter work well for having that online component because the entire structure of the games are more of less built for it. SF64 3D is not. There would have to be a lot of extra content just in the multi-player portion to warrant a reason for having online multi-player, as the main portion of the game is single-player-based. Taking the game as-is, and adding online would be like taking Super Mario 64 DS, and adding online play to the multi-player mode of that.
Because they are rivals, for one.SpaceJump said:But exactly that is what Sony did with e.g. Uncharted 2. And there are many more examples. So why not, Nintendo...DiscostewSM said:Concerning the whole "no online = game sucks" comments, if it did have support for it, just how often would someone play the game's battle mode online? IMO, games like Mario Kart and Street Fighter work well for having that online component because the entire structure of the games are more of less built for it. SF64 3D is not. There would have to be a lot of extra content just in the multi-player portion to warrant a reason for having online multi-player, as the main portion of the game is single-player-based. Taking the game as-is, and adding online would be like taking Super Mario 64 DS, and adding online play to the multi-player mode of that.
Excuse me while I go laugh at my Gamecube.SamAsh07 said:Or are there ground battles too (controlling Fox McCloud himself)??
Oookkkaayyy. I never played a Star Fox game though, always wanted to try one but seeing how it's Aircraft based, not interested in investing money on it.machomuu said:Excuse me while I go laugh at my Gamecube.SamAsh07 said:Or are there ground battles too (controlling Fox McCloud himself)??
No, no on-foot battles. There are ground battles though, you fight with the landmaster, it's similar to the flight battles, though.[title:]
SpaceJump said:But exactly that is what Sony did with e.g. Uncharted 2. And there are many more examples. So why not, Nintendo...DiscostewSM said:Concerning the whole "no online = game sucks" comments, if it did have support for it, just how often would someone play the game's battle mode online? IMO, games like Mario Kart and Street Fighter work well for having that online component because the entire structure of the games are more of less built for it. SF64 3D is not. There would have to be a lot of extra content just in the multi-player portion to warrant a reason for having online multi-player, as the main portion of the game is single-player-based. Taking the game as-is, and adding online would be like taking Super Mario 64 DS, and adding online play to the multi-player mode of that.