Star Fox 64 Turns 20 Today; Share Your Stories
The space faring fox was a critical hit on Nintendo 64 with its 3D scrolling action and multiple game paths.
It has been 20 years since Nintendo released Star Fox 64 for the Nintendo 64. To this day, the series has been popular, but none of the games have quite had the appeal of the 3D scrolling combat game.
Starring Fox McCloud and his Star Fox team of Peppy Hare, Falco Lombardi, and Slippy Toad, the game offered numerous boss battles and plenty of action. It was a critical hit with fans and the gaming press, lauded for its animation, voice acting and multiple paths through the game. It even spurred a 3DS reboot in 2011. It also had three multiplayer modes for up to four players, and has made numerous Top 100 games lists throughout its lifetime. The Guinness Book of World Records lists it as the 45th greatest game of all time.
We have a lot of old-school gamers here at Shacknews, and we want to hear some of your best stories about Star Fox 64. Just click the Chatty link and share. Long live Fox McCloud and the Star Fox legacy.
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I may have spent more time in that game's battle mode with my friends than Mario Kart 64's. Tough call though. We liked hunting the little dudes on foot.
Also, I'm pretty sure this is when I started using dink as my handle in games: https://usebombswisely.com/quitdinkinaround -
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I loved StarFox on the SNES.
Multiplayer on StarFox 64 was pretty fun, though I hated playing with my nephews after a while. They became masters of the mini-map and basically were using their sharp, young, evil eyes to play 99% of the game on the mini-map only looking at the 3D view to kill me.
It was a fun game though, but I still prefer the SNES game -- I kind of wish Nintendo would remake it that just sailed at 90fps or something. ;) -
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