Untitled 1
CSS Library

Reviews

Videos

Images

Sections

Other

 

News

Sponsored by


 

cg-now

 Video Game Lies

 

 

Future Glimpses Heart Home

 Family Friendly Gaming Devotional January

 Family Friendly Gaming Devotional February

Family Friendly Gaming Devotional March

Family Friendly Gaming Devotional April

Family Friendly Gaming Devotional May

Family Friendly Gaming Devotional June

FFG Original

The Rising of the Shield Hero 17

Star Trek Prodigy Season 2

Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door

Family Friendly Gaming Hall of Fame




Star Fox

 

 

SCORE: 70

 

Star Fox 

 

The story of Star Fox on the Nintendo Switch 2 does not end with the live stream I performed of this video game. If you saw that live stream then you know I got stuck on Titania. I had reached an hour and decided to stop play. I then shifted my life stream schedule to play something else the very next night. I did go back and record the rest of Star Fox on the Nintendo Switch 2. Star Fox is a remake of the Nintendo 64 video game Star Fox 64.

There are some things related to Star Fox that really conflict me. For example I am not big on how short Star Fox is. However if you want to try Star Fox at harder difficulty settings then you can get to different worlds. There is some replay value to Star Fox in that regard. The other issue about Star Fox is the controls of the tank. I spent most of my time in the star fighter. The time I did spend in the tank was frustrating since it is so much slower.

Star Fox looks really nice. I was amazed at how good Star Fox looks. There is plenty of violence as we blow up a plethora of different enemies. It is smart to save the bombs for the bosses in Star Fox. Most of this shooter is on rails. There is some freedom to flying around when we fight the bosses in Star Fox. There are little nuances to survive in Star Fox. For example I had to launch a bomb into the mouth of the end boss to hurt him.

There are some cool cut scenes found throughout Star Fox. The story is told quite well. The bill we provided in Star Fox made little sense to me since it was not a lot of money for the work effort that was put forth. The different characters have some interesting personalities in Star Fox. I like the voice acting in Star Fox. The price is a bit high for Star Fox in my opinion. Especially if families get stuck on tank levels.

I like that this game was remade to be more modern. I wish some parts were not so sluggish and frustrating. I still do not understand why I have to be the only one in a hover tank while everyone else flies around. I like collecting those three shield icons to get a stronger shield in Star Fox. I had to fix the inverse controls in Star Fox. I never got to the third vehicle in Star Fox. Ultimately at the end of the day Star Fox is not one of those games I enjoy playing.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 65%
Sound: 75%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Gameplay: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%

System: Nintendo Switch 2
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Velan Studios
Rating: ‘E10+’ - Everyone TEN and OLDER ONLY
{Fantasy Violence}


Got a question, comment, or a concern regarding this review?
Email them to:
GameReviews@familyfriendlygaming.com

Do you appreciate Reviews like this one? Have you ever considered helping Family Friendly Gaming? For more information click here.