Video: Check Out This Japanese Overview of Star Fox Zero

Also, some footage of Star Fox Guard

by Mitch Vogel Wed 6th Apr 2016

In just a few weeks, Star Fox Zero will finally be made available to the public, marking the first release of a console Star Fox game since the release of Star Fox: Assault back in 2005. Though early impressions of the game were a bit middling at its E3 reveal last year, recent footage indicates that it's all come together very nicely. Also, it doesn't hurt that Project Guard – now Star Fox Guard – will come packaged with the game.

In order to get some more hype generated ahead of release, Nintendo's Japanese Youtube account has posted videos showcasing Star Fox Zero and Guard. They go fairly in-depth, covering all the major aspects of the two games while showcasing some lovely footage. And, of course, Slippy's voice is just as irritating in Japanese as it is in English.

What do you think? Will you be picking up Star Fox Zero? Are you pleased with how it's shaping up? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

[source youtube.com, via youtube.com]

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Zach777
Wed 6th Apr 2016

Pretty excited for this!

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TeeJay
Wed 6th Apr 2016

Okay for real though how many Starfox Zero articles have we seen in the span of 24 hours

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Jamotello
Wed 6th Apr 2016

@Detective_TeeJay yeah i had to check the releae calendar on nintendo. i thought it came out already.

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edgedino
Wed 6th Apr 2016

guard is starting to look more fun then zero

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Romeo-75
Wed 6th Apr 2016

I thought it came this week I had to check my pre-order LoL , I've read a couple of the articles but so far I've not watched any of the videos I don't want to ruin to much of the surprise I've waited a long time for a new Star Fox title.

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edgedino
Wed 6th Apr 2016

@Romeo-75 i recommend watching the star fox guard thing it really does make you think without really spoiling anything of it since it only scratches a smidge while not understanding anything at same time.

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polarbear
Wed 6th Apr 2016

Already pre-ordered SFZ. Unsure about Guard though. In Europe we don't get it at all (even as download) with the standard edition? We have to buy the more expensive First Print Edition, right?