Such beautiful environments, such hideous character designs! Ah, what could have been if they were at the amazing level of the environment work! Beautiful.

I hope it's not a one and done after remaking 64 for the millionth time.
I want to see an actual revival of the franchise.

Is that supposed to be Gigarilla from Zero in that last screenshot?

@N00BiSH @Bobb not the boss. In the trailer, they show the player killing a mech, then a challenge being completed. I think that's a still of that.

The game looks absolutely amazing, but I am not on board with these character designs. Man, it's almost like they employed AI to do them, especially Falco. At least Pigma looks ugly af, which is appropriate for him, but he might be the only one I'm okay with.

The character designs look really good when you put the proper Starfox boots on them.

Anyway, the game looks gorgeous and I really hope they make a proper sequel.

Is this a really short game? Looking forward to it but wondering if it should be a rental.

@Dman10 If it's like the original 64, then it's an arcade-style structure; A short campaign you're meant to replay multiple times to get the most out of the experience. Hopefully there's more routes to go through in this version.

I love how Fox McCloud shows his teef - it’s oddly similar to my doggo when I mention cheese or bacon

You know, maybe they're just whetting our appetites and introducing newcomers to Star Fox before hitting us with an all-new game!

This IS getting me excited.

Looks fantastic. Might play Zero this weekend.

Very curious about specs. Metroid Prime 4 really turned me on to 120 fps. If Star Fox is bringing that, I'll buy!

environments look great but man, that first screenshot of the team looks so lifeless. Would Falcos design have been posted out of context without a game announcement i'd think it was a bad parody honestly

Is there a Star Fox movie coming? You have to wonder. I mean, you really do. Just look at the revival. Something is-a-comin'

@Joe11 I'm going to day1 it personally, it's on the cheaper side and probably one of the best looking Nintendo games ever (from a raw graphical sense, not necessarily style). Not too bothered about insane graphics personally but in this instance it's one for the history books :]

This game looks really pretty ! I never played StarFox 64, in fact the only StarFox games I played are Adventures and Assault, so I'm pretty excited to finally try the main StarFox experience !

The more I see the more excited I get!

While this does look gorgeous, I hope we one day get a proper new game as there’s no reason a star fox should be on rails these days. The hardware limitations of the N64 aren’t a thing to that extent.

When is pre-orders going live in the UK?? Looks great and can't wait.

It looks great, both environments and character designs are highly appealing to me. Can't wait to dive in!

İt looks beautiful.
Well done.
İ have not played this game on the nintendo 64.

I think many will share the sentiment that, while a new Starfox game is welcome, a shot-for-shot remake is not what anyone really wanted. A more substantial remake, along the lines of FF7, might be warranted but this 'glow up' version does little to encourage long-term fans who've played the original countless times and only have a new skin to look forward to.

I can understand being disappointed that it's another remake of Starfox 64, but at the same time it's what a lot of people ask for every time Nintendo tried doing something new with the series.
Given the title, I'm hoping this is s rebirth for the series and I think this is the perfect foundation to start with.
I like the character designs, it was a little jarring at first but by the end of the Direct I really like the look. I'm glad they have a distinct style and don't look like disney/AI renders.

@datamonkey What? A game being on-rails is 100% a design choice and since Star Fox always has been* a series about score chasing, on-rails perfectly fits the design. That's the whole idea being arcade-style games; to be replayed again and again until mastered. Has absolutely nothing to do with hardware limitations.

Just in case you're unaware, the GameCube and Wii U Star Fox games also had on-rails levels.

• Except Adventures which was designed to be a once and done adventure game, not a score chasing arcade game. Considering the reception for Adventures vs the rest of the series (with longtime SF fans who didn't want a Zelda game), including Zero, it's no wonder they keep going back to on-rails arcade design.

I'm reluctantly sold. The graphics look fantastic; I don't mind the new character designs. I like seeing the feathers on Falco. StarFox was the first game I bought for my SNES. I have played the SNES and N64 StarFox games a lot. I enjoy the arcade-style gameplay plus I like finding the branching paths. So the Switch 2 StarFox levels sound like prettier carbon copies of the N64 levels. I would have preferred a mix of old and new. So, I'm somewhat disappointed but still looking forward to playing it.