Star Fox Adventures

OK, there are ship battles, but they are few and far between. the rest of the game is a half realized Zelda game. the action is too awkward, the aiming is really weird, some parts in the story don't make much sense (no blasters....? well, this is excusable, no advanced technology for the dinosaurs, but come on, the dinosaurs are gonna die if you don't blast some baddies) a lot of the characters movements are awkward, and the story is kind of sad, not in terms of mood, but in terms of they could have done a lot better. the game isn't all bad, the adventure parts have their moments, and the ship combat is extremely enjoyable. but that doesn't salvage the wreck of a game it is, Nintendo should have gotten a better performance out of rare, as this was their last game for Nintendo, lets pray for star fox assault to be better.

5/10 *****/**********

This game is really great. It's gonna last a LONG time to beat, but it will be really fun along the way. Once you pick up the controller, you will never wanna stop playing. The graphics are really amazing and a marvel to look at. The battle system and extra side-quests are really fun. Boss fights are golden and can be really fun to play. Overall, this game is one of the best yet. Once again, Star Fox has delivered a hit title to add to their golden collection. Pick it up today and let your own adventure begin!

True, this game is criticized for some "crappy" voice actign as well as a different gameplay, but to me, this game is likeable! Each time Fox gets a new VA , some of his traits and personality differ, but it's all still the same regardless.

We know the gameplay's too different and the Arwing's been downgraded. But a Zelda fan might love this! Since this was Rare's last game, you'll be surprised by the accents these characters have. because they had British voice actors in this game.

Sure, it looks like the Zelda game, and the dinosaurs are a little too odd for some, but I gave this game a ten for several reasons. Here they are: -Gameplay: Not original, I'll admit, but still the fun, general feel the game creates, with improved features like auto lock-on and others. -Graphics: This game (And Assault) are definitely the best looking games on the GC. Any SF fan who has played the N64 game will be amazed, with the realtime fur-rendering, high-detail tri-liner graphics, which blew people away when they first saw it, a game which finally out-smarted Sony with their fancy-pants graphics. Go Nintendo & Rare! -Sound: Woah. With high-bitrate sound effects, breathtaking music and real-sounding voice acting is also an element which puts this above other games of it's time. -Plot & Storyline: Any Star-foxy fan will admit, previous Star Fox installments plot lines were a little bit on the 'basic' side. Face it. But this game has the best storyline in any SF game to date. It has everything a good game needs; action, adventure, treachery, mystery, romance, and other stuff. Gimme more juicy plot-lines Nintendo. This game was originally meant to be a game for the N64, with nothing to do with StarFox, until Nintendo and Rare joined forces once again, so it's come a long way! -Characters and stuff like dat: All your fave SF characters have returned- now in high detail graphics! Everyone from the previous games are here, with some new faces. Even Slippy looks cool! The SF Fandom who thought Fox and his mates looked awesome in StarWing and SF64, then look at what they look like now! *Jaws drop* WOW! -Bottom Line: Need I say more? A timeless classic that Nintendo players will remember forever...