I noticed it first in the level with the rockets attacking the mothership. It was WAYYY more epic in the N64 version, this seemed like a massive downgrade. I did enjoy how the corneria level was made. I think I liked this modern one more than previous ones. Though nothing beats the intro to corneria on the SNES.
still think zero was a missed opportunity instead of ANOTHER remake they could of done a game featuring Fox's father, James before that fateful mission on venom
The problem is that there wasn't a star fox game on the Wii, So continuing the story was too risky. SF zero was made to appeal to anyone who didn't play SF before. While SF 3ds was made to appeal to 64 fans.
@@orangeslash1667since Star Fox games are released with a quite long interval between each other, it it indeed difficult to progress with the story. Starlink is a spin-off that forks from this game, so it's not exactly a sequel.
I remember being excited for this game but being so frustrated with it. I guess it didn't help that it was a retelling of the previous games. I will have to go back and give it some patience as I love and miss Star Fox. Thanks for the fine upload.
I can see why. It's supposed to be some kind of amalgamation of past Star Fox games, particularly Star Fox 64, but it's executed very awkwardly. The codec models for several bosses and enemies from SF64 were repurposed, so you have characters that were previously bosses just being normal enemies with one-liners. None of the music returns except for Katt's theme, Star Wolf, and the boss music, and the missions don't connect or flow as well as they did in previous games. Take the Star Wolf fight for example... instead of having characters target your allies based on rivalries, you have to destroy three of them for Wolf to finally appear. It's awkward lol. It is very visually appealing, though; it looks like the developers had to make do with a limited budget.
⚠️ Amazing game! For all the people who bashed this game when it first came out don't know what they are missing. The only bad thing is the targeting wasn't always on point. But this game is truly awesome! I recommend this game to any starfox fan ✈️🦊 ✈️
@@thundergodgamer118 You don't have to use the two screens, you can just use the minus button to put the Cockpit view to the Tv screen and back again. Also on the top right of the pause menu you can turn the motion controls on and off. So why have two screens, for the game's co-op mode.
@@orangeslash1667 I never knew you could take the motion control off. I still have and play starfox zero. I love this game. A lot of people bashed this game and this game is actually really, really good. Thanks for letting me know. I'm about to turn my Wii U on and play starfox zero right now. Thanks again 🎮 🦊🐰🐦🐸 🎮
My god the nostalgia flooded back with this facelift to the game. I haven't felt peace like that in ages. Truly didn't think of anything else happening in the world except recalling when I would play this game all night long into the break of dawn, pass out, order a pizza with my friend for "breakfast" and repeat it until I got sick of playing and we went to shoot hoops outside. I wish to return to this but adulthood has a funny way of making harder to reclaim lost dreams. I appreciate you for uploading this. Bless you and your family.
Plus they got most of the original N64 cast back! We don't give this game much praise and credit it deserves (though I could be out of the loop, I just gotten back into this franchise lately), it really is a love letter to Star Fox.
Frankly I loved this game with the whole dual-view and dual stick gameplay, one of the only games to use the gamepad effectively Honestly I don’t know why this game is so hated
There is the switch version of Starlink, which has Fox and his Arwing playable and has a Switch version exclusive Star Fox campaign involving Star Wolf. It's pretty good. Little repetitive in the typical Ubisoft open world kind of way, but it can be fun. It's still not a real Star Fox game, but it's not a bad substitute, and I got a cool model Arwing for my desk out of it.
1:20:05 Barrel Roll Barrel Roll! Barrel Roll Barrel Roll! Barrel Roll Barrel Roll! Barrel Roll Barrel Roll! Barrel Roll Barrel Roll! Barrel Roll Barrel Roll! Barrel Roll Barrel Roll!
1:12:01 Lyssa Browne really enjoyed saying this line, didn’t she? (For those who don’t know, she’s Slippy’s voice actress in Star Fox 64 and all of his appearances since its 3DS remake. She also voiced Katt and Spyborg in all of their appearances, with the obvious exception being the former’s appearance in Command.)
The original Starfox's level 3 lasers fired energy balls that fired with a satisfyingly concussive chug-chug sound. It really felt like you were ground-and-pounding those big capital ships as you pummeled them with these thudding spheres and bits flew off. In Starfox 64 the level 3 weapon just became twin blue laser beams with the same light pew-pew noise as the starting weapon. I hope any sequels bring back those energy cannonballs.
I just noticed Peppy Hare's got a photo in his tank of his old team at 0:24, and he ripped off the part with the pig guy(I forget his name). Great detail!
Since they made a SMB Movie, if they ever make a StarFox Movie, it’s up in the air who plays who, but James McCloud has to be played by the Top Gun himself, Tom Cruise.
So many ignorant takes in the comments about how the controls are bad. As someone who has actually played this game, the controls are excellent and the game is designed around the uniqueness of the control scheme. Playing this on a hacked wii U with a dual shock 4 controller is possible, but it does not give the same experience st all. The whole point is to gimball your shots.
Underrated? It was literally one of the most popular and well regarded games on the N64. I swear to god, people just don’t know what the word “underrated” means and just say that randomly.
Brother, why is Star Fox so freaking awesome? I'd forgotten completely about this game (I was an addict in Star Fox 64 when I was a kid lmao) Now I am simply wanting to play it again because it is so awesome.
Do a barrel roll! I love this game! The first battle on Corneria was about as perfect introduction to any game ever. The multiplayer was also amazing, always pick the bird.
On that final Invoice to General Pepper about payment for services rendered, in Star Fox 64 if you divide the amount that the Cornerian Army owes by the number of units destroyed it amounts to sp$ 64 per unit destroyed. Doing the same here in Star Fox Zero makes it sp$ 640 per unit destroyed. Nice nod to the 64 version.
Nintendo will always be about gimmicks when it comes to making their games around their hardware. Look at Switch Joy cons. No one detaches them to play,
@@playnalisis perhaps only games originally released for the Wii. Skyward Sword HD, for example, a quite good amount of people claim to play it using the detached joy-cons.
I honestly wish they brought her as a temporary member, like Crystal was in Command. Also, with the possibility of playing as the other pilots in some missions.
@@cauanalvesgarcia3650 IIRC, none of the endings in Star Fox Command is officially considered canon as of yet, which means that her marriage with Panther might've never happened. Same for her marriage with Fox, for that matter.
@@MrRhino6699Excuse me, BAD!? Sure Adventures (by Rare) can be considered the black sheep but is not bad, fans hated it for very ridicolous reasons. Assault (by Namco) is an excellent game with its only flaw is the story. Command (By Q Games) is a mix of strategy game with flying missions with multiple endings, it is a good game. 64 3DS(By Q Games) is a decent port of the 64 game with little flaws. Zero's (by Platinum) main problem is the control but is a very good game, as you can see in this playthrough) if the controls get fixed, then people will stop miss judging it.
@@JudaiMaverick86 adventures had no business being a Star Fox game. Assault made the bone headed decision to make like 15% of the game be in the arwing and made the rest of the game boring on foot sections with extremely dated controls. Command just blows all around. The branching stories are like Reddit fan fiction and the lack of on rails missions is disappointing. The strategy aspect is an interesting nod to StarFox 2 but not my cup of tea. Definitely prefer the paths style of StarFox 64. And zero is actually an inexcusable misstep. All you have to do is make a game in the same vein as Star Fox 64 yet they decided to make a ridiculously convoluted control scheme. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Even if the game allowed you to control it traditionally, you would still be hindered as the whole game was designed around the 360 view aim. It just so happens that the level designs are bad due to this feature.
@@MrRhino6699the reason why zero isnt on switch is because the gameplay is a high score action game. There’s many advance techniques that aren’t in this long play that do exist. And a pro controller wouldn’t be able to duplicate the experience. Star link was cool and Star fox was the only reason people bought it. And Star fox 2 sold some snes minis. I think Star Fox has a huge fan base.
Too bad the controls for this game were terrible......R I.P. Iwata-Sensei😔Also, WTH Happened to Sectors X, Y, & Z!? I mean, how could Nintendo just......REPLACE them like that!?!
You don't have to use the two screens, you can just use the minus button to put the Cockpit view to the Tv screen and back again. Also on the top right of the pause menu you can turn the motion controls on and off. So why have two screens, for the game's co-op mode.
I think this game can work on a single screen. I'd design the controls like this. Arwing Control changes: RS (press)- toggle target/ untarget, Left and right Dpad- Switch targets. LZ- (Hold) Cockpit view Visor. Right stick, and gyro (optional)- aim redical in cockpit view. Gyro aiming can still be useable or turned off for the normal Arwing view. I know these controls are not perfect, And haven't been played to prove this theory, but I believe it should work better than the WiiU's original design. I also would make a better explained training mode to make the controls easier to understand.
Thing is, they don’t. Absolutely. For what they’re trying to do, they’re basically perfect. The gyro is responsive and precise. Just spend a little time in practice mode, and press minus to use the cockpit view for aiming instead of watching the gamepad screen. It’s fine to say you didn’t like them. They’re not for everyone. But they suck? That’s just not true.
I REALLY enjoyed this game. It's not quite up to 64, but I actually liked it a lot more than Assault on the GCN. I know the controls are a sticking point for a lot of people, and I do get that. I personally had no trouble adapting to them and I love the split screen experience, so for me this was fantastic. My biggest issues with the game don't even have anything to do with the controls, just that some levels aren't quite as good as the best in the franchise (pretty much any level with the gyrocopter kinda sucks, at least trying to medal them). The game also has an amazing co-op mode where one person uses a pro controller to fly the Arwing and shoot with the beak mounted blaster, and the other player uses the gamepad to play gunner with the main guns.
i'm just now realizing that zero is just an HD remake of 64. i wish the game didn't force gamepad use. i own it, but haven't played past the first mission. :/
This game would have been looked at much more positively if they had just kept the traditional control scheme and used the gamepad purely as a status screen like other Wii U games. Hell, they could keep the gyro controls as a toggleable option if they really wanted to since it worked well in Splatoon.
The Main-Issue, that I have with this Game, was shown to me with one of the early Gameplay-Videos: People missing PowerUps, because they were basically acting as the Gunner, instead of the Pilot. That made it quite clear to me, that this Game is only playable with 2 Players in Tandem. Simply switching out the Controls doesn'T help that major Design-Flaw. Alternatively, this should be changed to a System, that, by only using one screen, automatically collects and avoids obstacles while you're aiming. Or make it Multiplayer-Only, so that you need a second Player all the Time - Nah, and nowadays this should be done with online-Multiplayer, so both get a different View, as thje Switch only goes for 1 Screen at a Time. But Still, the Arwing isn't a downsized B-17 Flying Fortress, with 10 People on Board, and 4 of them being Gunners, working it's MGs. Yet some braindead had the almost-braindead Idea of turning a Fighter-Jet into a small B17-Mutation, with the Pilot beiing forced to also work as a Gunner. And I even liked the Graphics, despite of the Arwing looking way weaker than in StarFox Adventures. I loved the Original and 64, Adventures was mostly adventuring on a Planets Surface, but managed to squish some Arwing-Action in between Missions. But Seriously, for me to actually Play this Game, the "2-Roles-at-the-same-Time"-Bullshit has to be buried and paved Cement over!
This game could have had huge potential if the gamepad gimmick would have been dropped. I'd say this needs an HD re-release...but, how many times is the same story going to be told (SNES, N64, 3DS remake, and Wii U!). We need a REAL new game, not a retelling of the same story over and over.
I wanted to love this game, but the control scheme ruined it for me. I'm glad other people could get past that, or embrace it. Thank you for the playthrough.
@@Theagentofchaos-r5q Mainly that they force you into a nonsensical layout by not allowing any configuration of the controls, when there was no reason they couldn't have. Assigning things like bombs, loops, rolls, etc, to flicking, _double-flicking_ or _clicking_ a thumbstick, when they left unused buttons on the face of the gamepad is a crime against user interface design. I've read reviews of this game that recommend playing it on an emulator, specifically so you can remap the controls to something you actually want. Why they did not include options to remap the buttons is something I will never be able to comprehend.
@@sheetpostmodernist398 one. Zeros level design it’s fully designed around the controls and the wii u gamepad. And using regular controls would be a mess. Which is why they don’t let you remap the controls. 2. How did you get the controls? Mixed up with everything? 3. You can use the minus button to switch the screen.
@@Theagentofchaos-r5q So, first off, designing a game around a gimmicky control scheme is a garbage method of inducing fake difficulty. The game should be challenging to play, not control. I never understand why people actually believe this is a valid argument, or defend the developers for saying the controls are an integral part of the gameplay. There is _nothing_ that those controls do that could not be done with the original N64 controls, and done more reliably, so you don't have to rely on _double flicking a thumbstick_ and speedrunning your way to carpal tunnel. Keep in mind, I'm not talking about the gyro, or the screen. I'm speaking purely about their fascination with assigning what _should_ be button inputs to flicks of a thumbstick, and _pressing_ a thumbstick is an even worse option. I cannot count the number of times I have either pressed a thumbstick accidentally, or failed to click it when I needed. That is the first function I _always_ reassign in any game due to being an unreliable input. One of the biggest complaints I always read about is the inability to reliably either single or double flick the stick at the proper time to activate the desired input. All of those functions should have been assigned to buttons or D-pad directions (or just use the classic N64 combo system that worked so well). They had plenty of options, and don't bother to use any of them, or even _let_ anyone use them, even if they wanted. Two... I have no idea what you're asking. Three, I also have no idea why this is relevant to what I stated.
Judging by the comments I am still in the minority of thinking the controls for this game are actually really good. They should have made the option to be able to switch control styles but still... It's wonky the first 5mins but after that I totally get what they were trying to get the player to do. I feel like an ace pilot when I am able to snipe an enemy on the other side of the screen with the flick of the wrist. Still salty of the disappointing failures of the Starfox franchised and I know Miyamoto is too. I freaking love the simple Saturday morning cartoon feel of Starfox but unfortunate Nintendo keeps shooting themselves in the foot with their new ideas for series. Miyamoto loves Starfox but can't get it to explode like Zelda or Mario. I fear Zero has delivered the final nail in the coffin for Starfox. It's simple math, Starfox does not sell anymore and the great reputation the game once had is ruined. It will now sit with the F-Zero franchise warming the bench seat.
asking the real questions but I would assume it would cost nintendo more money to get it working on than switch than the perceived sales. Zero was a big flop for nintendo.
The only thing i never understood about this game is its narrative. Like from Corneria, it seems to be all over the place with when each mission js supposed to take place
![Star Fox Zero - Sector α (Alpha) - High Score [554 Hits]](/img/1.gif)
I think we can all agree, there just simply aren't enough Star Fox games. Or Advance Wars, for that matter!
and theres like a 100 fire emblem games instead
Bro it’s actually tragic
@@MercenaryOrangeTVIM SAYING
Then we get the weakest AW remake ever :(
this star fox zero is such an uninspired boring game. I don't understand its existence. Starlink with Fox was a much better Starfox game lol.
"My emperor, I failed you!", just doesn't hit the same like in Starfox 64.
This whole game doesnt hit the same. N64 version was way better!
I noticed it first in the level with the rockets attacking the mothership. It was WAYYY more epic in the N64 version, this seemed like a massive downgrade. I did enjoy how the corneria level was made. I think I liked this modern one more than previous ones. Though nothing beats the intro to corneria on the SNES.
Yeah they doesnt hit the same in the way they talk it sucks.
@@oc3144not true.
@@oc3144 ,,and the SNES version was better than that ;)
"This game is dedicated to our wingman who fell in battle" ...is that a tribute to Satoru Iwata? That is so very sweet if it is...
Yes it was.
@@StarFoxMcCloudX how sweet
2:29:20
Sweetest thing ever!
🥲❤
Peppy: “It’s quiet. Too quiet…”
Falco: “Yeah, cuz we’re in space, Einstein.”
Peppy: "Slippy's dead..."
Falco: "NiCe! >:]"
@@MegaKnuckles777 I remember that and love it🤣😂🤣😂
Timestamp plzz
The fact that Peppy yells "Barrel Roll" everytime you do so is amusing.
1:19:05 for barrel roll fun :)
It's absolutely adorable. Like he says it quietly afraid someone well hear him but he has so much fun doing it😂😊
we surely are in for a "barrel roll" of laughs! XD
DO A BARELL ROLL
I wish Platinum Games also put a solo mission for Slippy and Falco.
still think zero was a missed opportunity instead of ANOTHER remake they could of done a game featuring Fox's father, James before that fateful mission on venom
The problem is that there wasn't a star fox game on the Wii, So continuing the story was too risky. SF zero was made to appeal to anyone who didn't play SF before. While SF 3ds was made to appeal to 64 fans.
Zero is not a remake it is a reimagining.
@@orangeslash1667since Star Fox games are released with a quite long interval between each other, it it indeed difficult to progress with the story. Starlink is a spin-off that forks from this game, so it's not exactly a sequel.
@@WRILLI4M Indeed.
Missed opportunity
As I am 41, and plqyed the snes version with the coveted FX microchip, I am loving watching this
Blast processing never stood a chance
I remember being excited for this game but being so frustrated with it. I guess it didn't help that it was a retelling of the previous games. I will have to go back and give it some patience as I love and miss Star Fox. Thanks for the fine upload.
I can see why. It's supposed to be some kind of amalgamation of past Star Fox games, particularly Star Fox 64, but it's executed very awkwardly. The codec models for several bosses and enemies from SF64 were repurposed, so you have characters that were previously bosses just being normal enemies with one-liners. None of the music returns except for Katt's theme, Star Wolf, and the boss music, and the missions don't connect or flow as well as they did in previous games. Take the Star Wolf fight for example... instead of having characters target your allies based on rivalries, you have to destroy three of them for Wolf to finally appear. It's awkward lol. It is very visually appealing, though; it looks like the developers had to make do with a limited budget.
1:02:25 flying through the temporary shield gap for the laser cannon is pretty badass!
I legit love this game. It was so glad i bought a WiiU for it
Me to. I love this game. I still play it till this day✈️ 🦊 ✈️
⚠️ Amazing game! For all the people who bashed this game when it first came out don't know what they are missing. The only bad thing is the targeting wasn't always on point. But this game is truly awesome! I recommend this game to any starfox fan ✈️🦊 ✈️
@@thundergodgamer118 You don't have to use the two screens, you can just use the minus button to put the Cockpit view to the Tv screen and back again. Also on the top right of the pause menu you can turn the motion controls on and off.
So why have two screens, for the game's co-op mode.
@@orangeslash1667 I never knew you could take the motion control off. I still have and play starfox zero. I love this game. A lot of people bashed this game and this game is actually really, really good. Thanks for letting me know. I'm about to turn my Wii U on and play starfox zero right now. Thanks again 🎮 🦊🐰🐦🐸 🎮
@@orangeslash1667what are the cons of turning it off?
My god the nostalgia flooded back with this facelift to the game. I haven't felt peace like that in ages. Truly didn't think of anything else happening in the world except recalling when I would play this game all night long into the break of dawn, pass out, order a pizza with my friend for "breakfast" and repeat it until I got sick of playing and we went to shoot hoops outside. I wish to return to this but adulthood has a funny way of making harder to reclaim lost dreams. I appreciate you for uploading this. Bless you and your family.
Plus they got most of the original N64 cast back! We don't give this game much praise and credit it deserves (though I could be out of the loop, I just gotten back into this franchise lately), it really is a love letter to Star Fox.
The sound design in this game was top tier.
This game really needed the Skyward Sword treatment, a rerelease with better controls
Frankly I loved this game with the whole dual-view and dual stick gameplay, one of the only games to use the gamepad effectively
Honestly I don’t know why this game is so hated
@@Link1400 I think it was because of the audio of the game, only played on the gamepad and the controls
@@Foski1234567890 I don’t think that had anything to do with it.
Star fox zero controls are great.
@@Theagentofchaos-r5q I personally liked them, but there should be options for those who prefer classic controls
4:25 Colonel Ruffs 🤝 General Pepper: Both Commander Dogs with your own Star Command. Supercell played StarFox and made this honor.😎😎😎🔥🔥
Thanks for showing all the different routes.
My👏🏾favorite 👏🏾star fox👏🏾game
I LOVE STAR FOX ZERO it needs more recognition it was overhated
1:59:25 😅😅 1:59:51 😮😮😮😅
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@@EnceladusBlueit's a fun game isn't it 😅
I totally agree. It too is my favorite Starfox game. I thought it was just me.....
Nintendo please re-release this for switch we don't have a single Star Fox game on that console.😢
Sadly, Nintendo appear to have zero interest in the franchise after this game...
There is the switch version of Starlink, which has Fox and his Arwing playable and has a Switch version exclusive Star Fox campaign involving Star Wolf. It's pretty good. Little repetitive in the typical Ubisoft open world kind of way, but it can be fun. It's still not a real Star Fox game, but it's not a bad substitute, and I got a cool model Arwing for my desk out of it.
PC Star Fox Event Horizon New Fan Game
1:20:05
Barrel Roll Barrel Roll!
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Barrel Roll Barrel Roll!
1:12:01 Lyssa Browne really enjoyed saying this line, didn’t she?
(For those who don’t know, she’s Slippy’s voice actress in Star Fox 64 and all of his appearances since its 3DS remake. She also voiced Katt and Spyborg in all of their appearances, with the obvious exception being the former’s appearance in Command.)
The original Starfox's level 3 lasers fired energy balls that fired with a satisfyingly concussive chug-chug sound. It really felt like you were ground-and-pounding those big capital ships as you pummeled them with these thudding spheres and bits flew off. In Starfox 64 the level 3 weapon just became twin blue laser beams with the same light pew-pew noise as the starting weapon. I hope any sequels bring back those energy cannonballs.
I just noticed Peppy Hare's got a photo in his tank of his old team at 0:24, and he ripped off the part with the pig guy(I forget his name). Great detail!
The pig’s name is Pigma. *Sigh…* Sorry, I hate saying his name for obvious reasons…
@@Superemie401 Ah, yes. Thanks for reminding me.
Man I loved this game growing up! On super nes, to Nintendo 64. This is a really great upgrade to a classic
Am I the only person who wants a Star Fox movie so badly? I loved these games.
whoever put themselves through hell to get this footage, I commend you
Since they made a SMB Movie, if they ever make a StarFox Movie, it’s up in the air who plays who, but James McCloud has to be played by the Top Gun himself, Tom Cruise.
The iconic good luck
@2:37:38 aahhhhhhhh! the old music, the SNES Arwing and the photon shot sound! wowwwwwww
So many ignorant takes in the comments about how the controls are bad. As someone who has actually played this game, the controls are excellent and the game is designed around the uniqueness of the control scheme. Playing this on a hacked wii U with a dual shock 4 controller is possible, but it does not give the same experience st all. The whole point is to gimball your shots.
Lylat Wars (Starfox 64) was incredible, in the n64 top 5 easy. It was so underrated.
wait, underrated? It still considered one of the best n64 games to this day, what are you talking about?
underrated means little known or not known at all.
@@hipsterelephant2660 no it doesnt....
Underrated? It was literally one of the most popular and well regarded games on the N64. I swear to god, people just don’t know what the word “underrated” means and just say that randomly.
Ask a PlayStation player if he has ever played it....
I want a breathtaking Star Fox film in the cinema like it already happened with Super Mario Bros
Yes! Just think of the potential of a Star Fox movie!
it definitely has to be a scy-fi film and always stay on an exciting level like star wars films
with additional 3D experiences in the cinema, hope the Studio Illumination will one day make it possible
A Fox In Space Cancelled TV Series matthew gafford Star Fox Animated Series 2016 Don't Call Me Star Fox Episode
Brother, why is Star Fox so freaking awesome?
I'd forgotten completely about this game (I was an addict in Star Fox 64 when I was a kid lmao)
Now I am simply wanting to play it again because it is so awesome.
Do a barrel roll! I love this game! The first battle on Corneria was about as perfect introduction to any game ever. The multiplayer was also amazing, always pick the bird.
Why they never ported this or Xenoblade X I'll never know. Both games deserved a larger audience than the Wii U could give them.
Here that Andross? Were coming for yeww!
Scrolled by this just as he hit the YEEWWW. Made me laugh extra 😂😂😂
"Furries in stolen jets fight all of detroit"- a starfox game.
Im 36 years old, loved the original and 64... and had no clue this existed
I really hope that one day there will be an action animation film from Illumination, I would celebrate that so much and go to the cinema
I honestly wish Nintendo makes it. Star Fox deserves a film, especially considering it IS based on a film franchise.
Come a long way from a crude but cool polygon world, to a 3D render with textures.
Seeing this makes me want to hook up my Wii U again and give this another honest shot.
On that final Invoice to General Pepper about payment for services rendered, in Star Fox 64 if you divide the amount that the Cornerian Army owes by the number of units destroyed it amounts to sp$ 64 per unit destroyed. Doing the same here in Star Fox Zero makes it sp$ 640 per unit destroyed. Nice nod to the 64 version.
Coming back to this after re-playing 64 to think about how good this game could've been
man...
3:31 Crow of Brawl Stars meets Falco Lombardi: Wow, that's a wingmaster in the air. My name is Crow, and I'm the wingmaster of Retropolis trio.
😎😎😎🔥🔥🔥
Whoa way to hit me with nostalgia!! The opening is from Digimon World 4
I'm furious Miyamoto didn't let this game have normal ass controls as an option. Platinum did their best.
It's sad the Wii u had to happen to star fox
It'd have been really much better if they did the SF64 approach as an additional control scheme/camera angle.
Nintendo will always be about gimmicks when it comes to making their games around their hardware. Look at Switch Joy cons. No one detaches them to play,
@@playnalisis perhaps only games originally released for the Wii. Skyward Sword HD, for example, a quite good amount of people claim to play it using the detached joy-cons.
59:38 Best stage! I hope future Starfox games feel just as epic.
Katt Monroe: (Outraged that Star Wolf attacked her) Then why did you four target me?!
I honestly wish they brought her as a temporary member, like Crystal was in Command. Also, with the possibility of playing as the other pilots in some missions.
@@WRILLI4M Krystal Married Panther Caroso In Star Fox Command She's Join Wolf Katina
@@cauanalvesgarcia3650 IIRC, none of the endings in Star Fox Command is officially considered canon as of yet, which means that her marriage with Panther might've never happened. Same for her marriage with Fox, for that matter.
Sweet!! didn't know that Star Fox emulated the Battle of Hoth on Fichina
Can’t believe we still do t have such a fun game on Switch!
It’s cuz Nintendo thinks StarFox doesn’t sell. When in reality, it would sell if they didn’t spend 25 years making bad Star fox games
@@MrRhino6699Excuse me, BAD!?
Sure Adventures (by Rare) can be considered the black sheep but is not bad, fans hated it for very ridicolous reasons.
Assault (by Namco) is an excellent game with its only flaw is the story.
Command (By Q Games) is a mix of strategy game with flying missions with multiple endings, it is a good game.
64 3DS(By Q Games) is a decent port of the 64 game with little flaws.
Zero's (by Platinum) main problem is the control but is a very good game, as you can see in this playthrough) if the controls get fixed, then people will stop miss judging it.
@@JudaiMaverick86 adventures had no business being a Star Fox game. Assault made the bone headed decision to make like 15% of the game be in the arwing and made the rest of the game boring on foot sections with extremely dated controls. Command just blows all around. The branching stories are like Reddit fan fiction and the lack of on rails missions is disappointing. The strategy aspect is an interesting nod to StarFox 2 but not my cup of tea. Definitely prefer the paths style of StarFox 64. And zero is actually an inexcusable misstep. All you have to do is make a game in the same vein as Star Fox 64 yet they decided to make a ridiculously convoluted control scheme. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Even if the game allowed you to control it traditionally, you would still be hindered as the whole game was designed around the 360 view aim. It just so happens that the level designs are bad due to this feature.
@@MrRhino6699 Miyamoto said he runout of ideas for Starfox after 64. So he tried to do new things with SF.
@@MrRhino6699the reason why zero isnt on switch is because the gameplay is a high score action game. There’s many advance techniques that aren’t in this long play that do exist. And a pro controller wouldn’t be able to duplicate the experience.
Star link was cool and Star fox was the only reason people bought it. And Star fox 2 sold some snes minis. I think Star Fox has a huge fan base.
Too bad the controls for this game were terrible......R I.P. Iwata-Sensei😔Also, WTH Happened to Sectors X, Y, & Z!? I mean, how could Nintendo just......REPLACE them like that!?!
The controls are not terrible.
The controls in this game are actually excellent but scrubs dont know how to play.
Good luck!
I love the music specially Cornelia brings me back memories from the Super Nintendo era❤
This game inspired me as an airman/vehicle pilot before any Gundam, Armored Core, Ace Combat was even a thought to many.
I suppose it is offensive for me to say 'airman,' as I have never been. I shouldn't have to explain what I really mean.
This game is amazing!!!
Same
Longplay. 2.5 hours of gameplay. Brilliant.
I bought this game day one it’s a fun game it’s nice to play a star Fox game with modern HD graphics
Thought the game itself was great but the motion controls were incredibly frustrating.
Bro don’t get me wrong N64 one is dope one of my favorite games in that system but we can’t deny this game is dope af too
Nintendo. Rerelease this and add normal controls!
I wish this game had better controls and a new story….
You don't have to use the two screens, you can just use the minus button to put the Cockpit view to the Tv screen and back again. Also on the top right of the pause menu you can turn the motion controls on and off.
So why have two screens, for the game's co-op mode.
I think this game can work on a single screen. I'd design the controls like this.
Arwing Control changes:
RS (press)- toggle target/ untarget,
Left and right Dpad- Switch targets.
LZ- (Hold) Cockpit view Visor.
Right stick, and gyro (optional)- aim redical in cockpit view.
Gyro aiming can still be useable or turned off for the normal Arwing view.
I know these controls are not perfect, And haven't been played to prove this theory, but I believe it should work better than the WiiU's original design.
I also would make a better explained training mode to make the controls easier to understand.
Use the minus button to switch the screen. And the gyro controls being optional would make the game impossible to play.
If only the controls of this game didn't suck.
Thing is, they don’t. Absolutely. For what they’re trying to do, they’re basically perfect. The gyro is responsive and precise.
Just spend a little time in practice mode, and press minus to use the cockpit view for aiming instead of watching the gamepad screen.
It’s fine to say you didn’t like them. They’re not for everyone.
But they suck? That’s just not true.
"uh commander yeah....they broken into the ship." Love it. Eat this Arwing Turkey!
I REALLY enjoyed this game. It's not quite up to 64, but I actually liked it a lot more than Assault on the GCN. I know the controls are a sticking point for a lot of people, and I do get that. I personally had no trouble adapting to them and I love the split screen experience, so for me this was fantastic. My biggest issues with the game don't even have anything to do with the controls, just that some levels aren't quite as good as the best in the franchise (pretty much any level with the gyrocopter kinda sucks, at least trying to medal them). The game also has an amazing co-op mode where one person uses a pro controller to fly the Arwing and shoot with the beak mounted blaster, and the other player uses the gamepad to play gunner with the main guns.
I love this awesome game!
The R-wing turning into a baby chicken is so dumb.
My favorite game
Cant believe they made this game look as amazing as they did and fuck it all up with the worst controls ever made should re release it on switch
I’d absolutely love a new Star Fox game. 🙏
Don't know how I missed this one , I hope it comes to switch as a remaster awesome game 😊
i'm just now realizing that zero is just an HD remake of 64.
i wish the game didn't force gamepad use. i own it, but haven't played past the first mission. :/
This game would have been looked at much more positively if they had just kept the traditional control scheme and used the gamepad purely as a status screen like other Wii U games. Hell, they could keep the gyro controls as a toggleable option if they really wanted to since it worked well in Splatoon.
The Main-Issue, that I have with this Game, was shown to me with one of the early Gameplay-Videos:
People missing PowerUps, because they were basically acting as the Gunner, instead of the Pilot.
That made it quite clear to me, that this Game is only playable with 2 Players in Tandem.
Simply switching out the Controls doesn'T help that major Design-Flaw.
Alternatively, this should be changed to a System, that, by only using one screen, automatically collects and avoids obstacles while you're aiming.
Or make it Multiplayer-Only, so that you need a second Player all the Time - Nah, and nowadays this should be done with online-Multiplayer, so both get a different View, as thje Switch only goes for 1 Screen at a Time.
But Still, the Arwing isn't a downsized B-17 Flying Fortress, with 10 People on Board, and 4 of them being Gunners, working it's MGs.
Yet some braindead had the almost-braindead Idea of turning a Fighter-Jet into a small B17-Mutation, with the Pilot beiing forced to also work as a Gunner.
And I even liked the Graphics, despite of the Arwing looking way weaker than in StarFox Adventures.
I loved the Original and 64, Adventures was mostly adventuring on a Planets Surface, but managed to squish some Arwing-Action in between Missions.
But Seriously, for me to actually Play this Game, the "2-Roles-at-the-same-Time"-Bullshit has to be buried and paved Cement over!
I have played this game to death and I can say bullshit.
This game could have had huge potential if the gamepad gimmick would have been dropped. I'd say this needs an HD re-release...but, how many times is the same story going to be told (SNES, N64, 3DS remake, and Wii U!).
We need a REAL new game, not a retelling of the same story over and over.
The unique controls, is a part of zeros appeal like it or not. And there was a production reason for why they did the same story.
I was just thinking it would be cool if they remade starfox 64. Then this video just shows up on my feed. 2015? How did i miss this?
I only ever played the N64 game, but I have to say this looks good!
In the time 1:20 - 1:45 is bealtiful, magnific back song!
thanks
Sure dropped this game awefull fast Barely finished one route when its awefull narrative Got it drop
Leon: Andross wishes to see you eliminated. 1:04:43
I wanted to love this game, but the control scheme ruined it for me. I'm glad other people could get past that, or embrace it. Thank you for the playthrough.
-Sleepys dead.
-Nice!
B: WHRE IS THE CREATOR?!
P: God is in heaven
B: I MUST BE COMPLETE! (Rises offscreen) Mission Accomplished
If only this game didn’t have the stupid gimmicky controls, it would’ve been perfect
What is the controls problem?
I heard they’re good once you put the time into them. Personally you don’t always have to pick up a control scheme straightaway.
@@Theagentofchaos-r5q Mainly that they force you into a nonsensical layout by not allowing any configuration of the controls, when there was no reason they couldn't have. Assigning things like bombs, loops, rolls, etc, to flicking, _double-flicking_ or _clicking_ a thumbstick, when they left unused buttons on the face of the gamepad is a crime against user interface design.
I've read reviews of this game that recommend playing it on an emulator, specifically so you can remap the controls to something you actually want. Why they did not include options to remap the buttons is something I will never be able to comprehend.
@@sheetpostmodernist398 one. Zeros level design it’s fully designed around the controls and the wii u gamepad. And using regular controls would be a mess. Which is why they don’t let you remap the controls.
2. How did you get the controls? Mixed up with everything?
3. You can use the minus button to switch the screen.
@@Theagentofchaos-r5q So, first off, designing a game around a gimmicky control scheme is a garbage method of inducing fake difficulty. The game should be challenging to play, not control. I never understand why people actually believe this is a valid argument, or defend the developers for saying the controls are an integral part of the gameplay. There is _nothing_ that those controls do that could not be done with the original N64 controls, and done more reliably, so you don't have to rely on _double flicking a thumbstick_ and speedrunning your way to carpal tunnel.
Keep in mind, I'm not talking about the gyro, or the screen. I'm speaking purely about their fascination with assigning what _should_ be button inputs to flicks of a thumbstick, and _pressing_ a thumbstick is an even worse option. I cannot count the number of times I have either pressed a thumbstick accidentally, or failed to click it when I needed. That is the first function I _always_ reassign in any game due to being an unreliable input. One of the biggest complaints I always read about is the inability to reliably either single or double flick the stick at the proper time to activate the desired input. All of those functions should have been assigned to buttons or D-pad directions (or just use the classic N64 combo system that worked so well). They had plenty of options, and don't bother to use any of them, or even _let_ anyone use them, even if they wanted.
Two... I have no idea what you're asking.
Three, I also have no idea why this is relevant to what I stated.
Love this game, controls let it down. Its unbelievable Nintendo dont invest in more Starfox games. Hopefully Switch 2.
Judging by the comments I am still in the minority of thinking the controls for this game are actually really good. They should have made the option to be able to switch control styles but still... It's wonky the first 5mins but after that I totally get what they were trying to get the player to do. I feel like an ace pilot when I am able to snipe an enemy on the other side of the screen with the flick of the wrist.
Still salty of the disappointing failures of the Starfox franchised and I know Miyamoto is too. I freaking love the simple Saturday morning cartoon feel of Starfox but unfortunate Nintendo keeps shooting themselves in the foot with their new ideas for series. Miyamoto loves Starfox but can't get it to explode like Zelda or Mario. I fear Zero has delivered the final nail in the coffin for Starfox. It's simple math, Starfox does not sell anymore and the great reputation the game once had is ruined. It will now sit with the F-Zero franchise warming the bench seat.
Sector beta is just the Battle of Britain
How has this not been ported to switch
We always asked Nintendo to just reboot sf64 after some disappointing titles. They gave it to us, just with bad controls.
Never know about that!❤
Why does Peppy sound like Dorkly Eggman?
A lot of people say this game needs better controls, but the game is designed around the controls... So what the game needs is better design
It’s fine the way it is.
Fox McCloud: STARFOX, MOVE OUT!
1:19:02 The Landmaster was never designed to travel into space or designed for space combat?!
Only for artillery purposes.
Such as in planet titania!
@@Scanner959 So you say.
What system is this on? I didn't know they made another starfox.
Playing this on PC is insane. These are real games.
New Game Cancelled Star Fox Event Horizon
It was an amazing game, the switch from TV to game pad just didn't work. Would love a Switch port
They have GOT to rerelease this on Switch! Otherwise, I'll need to shop for a new Wii U gamepad.
It won't happen.
No Krystal??
This is the same plot as 64,krystal didn't exist back then.
01:08:10
Ace Combat?
Why wasn’t this ever released on the switch?
asking the real questions but I would assume it would cost nintendo more money to get it working on than switch than the perceived sales. Zero was a big flop for nintendo.
The only thing i never understood about this game is its narrative. Like from Corneria, it seems to be all over the place with when each mission js supposed to take place
Don't just throw in that Digimon World 4 intro and don't think I won't have remembered that game was awesome.
Honestly, I was hoping no one would notice. 😅