#Star fox 64 3d gamestop series#

#Star fox 64 3d gamestop series#

It feels like Star Fox 64 “over and over again” because each new entry is essentially a fundamental gameplay reboot, like a series of messy first tries.Īnd we don’t actually get Star Fox 64 “over and over again” because each game is so wildly different. Each game is an unrefined experience that is never iterated upon and improved, and is abandoned for the next experiment. If you don't like the genre, ok, that's your personal opinion.Ĭlick to shrink.It’s because of Nintendo and Miyamoto the series is relegated to experiments and gimmicks. Sure, graphically and lenght wise there's no question, but gameplay, level design and even replayability (64's case, you have many alternate routes to finish the game and the medal hunt can make you replay it multiple times), both games definitively still hold up, as they're widely regarded as one of the best shooters ever. Retro Star Fox games being 'outdated' can be debatable, as well.

Those are 90's games, not 2000/10's, and it's intellectual dishonesty to evaluate them under such criteria, a common strategy from retro detractors in order to antagonize old games. No game will have the same impact years later, especially generations later, as it did when it first came out. Your post just enforce my POV: Star Fox's newcomers at the GCN onward era won't be as impacted to it as SNES/N64 fans because:ġ) as I said above, GCN and DS games sucked and derailed from the series known formula.Ģ) by the 2000's onward, sure, SNES and N64 games felt outdated, yes.Īnyway, your logic is flawed.