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This Is the Single Most Ridiculous Thing Nintendo Has Ever Done
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Storyline (what’s being remade / retold)
- The video focuses on a new Star Fox game that is essentially a remake of Star Fox 64, retelling the original Star Fox story again—framed as the “fourth time,” including earlier remakes/remasters such as the DS version.
- The speaker argues Nintendo is adding more narrative weight to an already-established plot by leaning into:
- character interactions
- cutscenes
- The goal, as described, is to make the old story feel fresh and more serious, while still preserving Star Fox’s animal-cartoony vibe.
Gameplay highlights & features mentioned
- Core gameplay: Traditional ship/flight action, similar in spirit to Star Fox 64, but with a modern presentation.
- Graphics/visual feel:
- The ship-flying segments are described as looking phenomenal—a “modern version” of the original.
- Character redesigns shift toward a more realistic / gritty sci-fi look, creating an “uncanny valley” effect. The speaker notes some viewers may dislike it, but they see it as a good balance.
- A humorous reference is made to “DLSS5 upscaling” as part of the realistic/modern rendering look.
- Story/cutscenes expanded:
- The game is suggested to include more cutscenes.
- There may be more between-mission character interaction, such as crew members chatting aboard the ship.
- Multiplayer + additional modes:
- Expanded multiplayer (present, though described as not massive)
- Difficulty settings
- Challenge mode
- Achievements/unlocks tied to levels
- Face rig / facial motion:
- Highlighted as a standout comedic/animated feature—described as hilarious and well executed (the joke being that it “moves your face and it makes…” something).
Strategies / key tips
- No specific player strategies or step-by-step gameplay tips are provided in the subtitles.
- The discussion is primarily about presentation, content additions, pricing, and why the remake approach matters.
Key expectations / “why this matters” (as discussed)
- The speaker claims Nintendo is “messing with us” via announcements and timing, but emphasizes that this remake:
- looks excellent
- adds enough story and features to justify remaking the title again
- is priced reasonably compared to modern Nintendo game pricing
- A major motivation theory is offered:
- Star Fox’s comeback is framed as IP reestablishment after Star Fox Zero’s poor sales, without fully committing to a high-risk, full-budget new AAA title.
- The speaker also notes a fan dilemma:
- If you don’t buy the remake, you may reduce support for future Star Fox games.
- If you do buy it, Nintendo may produce more games in a style you dislike.
Pricing & release timing (mentioned)
- Pricing (US): $50 digital / $60 physical
- Release: “next month” (with a reference to June and speculation around June 25th in the subtitles)
- Timing rumors: The speaker says rumors were 100% true that a Star Fox game would arrive this summer, and that it was revealed early.
Gamers or sources featured (at the end)
- No specific gamer names, channels, or external sources are mentioned in the subtitles.
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