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| − | '''Star Fox Assault''' is the fourth game of the [[Portal:Star Fox|Star Fox series]] and an attempt to return to the original space shooter formula after the mixed reviews received from the land-based gameplay of the previous game, ''[[Star Fox Adventures]]''. It is the second and last Star Fox game for the | + | '''Star Fox Assault''' is the fourth game of the [[Portal:Star Fox|Star Fox series]] and an attempt to return to the original space shooter formula after the mixed reviews received from the land-based gameplay of the previous game, ''[[Star Fox Adventures]]''. It is the second and last Star Fox game for the GameCube. |
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The next game in the series was ''[[Star Fox Command]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]], which continued the storyline but focused more on the gameplay of the classic ''Star Fox'' games. | The next game in the series was ''[[Star Fox Command]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]], which continued the storyline but focused more on the gameplay of the classic ''Star Fox'' games. | ||
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Revision as of 19:27, 6 January 2010
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| Star Fox Assault | |
| Developer | Namco |
| Publisher | Nintendo |
| System | Nintendo GameCube |
| Release Date | US February 14, 2005 JP February 24, 2005 EU April 29, 2005 |
| Gallery | GH Gallery |
| Rating | ESRB: T |
Star Fox Assault is the fourth game of the Star Fox series and an attempt to return to the original space shooter formula after the mixed reviews received from the land-based gameplay of the previous game, Star Fox Adventures. It is the second and last Star Fox game for the GameCube.
Story
The Star Fox team has rebuilt since the previous game, with Falco Lombardi returning to the team and a new member in the form of Krystal, although the veteran Peppy Hare has retired from active combat. Fox McCloud leads his comrades into battle once again. Initially they are sent out to quell a rebellion led by Andrew Oikonny, but they eventually face a greater menace in the form of the aparoids, a horrific race of insect-like aliens that threaten to assimilate the entire universe into their control.
Gameplay
The game mostly features aerial combat, as opposed to Adventures were space shooter areas were rare. It is also possible to dismount the vehicle and fight on land with a variety of weapons. Both the Arwing and the Landmaster Tank appear as vehicles in the game. The branching level paths from the previous games are gone, and instead the player progress through a series of missions with different goals.
Just like Star Fox 64 and Adventures, the game features voice-acting. It also has a multiplayer battle mode.
Additionally, Namco's classic NES games appear as unlockables. The English version only contains Xevious, while the Japanese version additionally contains the games Battle City and Star Luster.
Legacy
Sequels
The next game in the series was Star Fox Command for the Nintendo DS, which continued the storyline but focused more on the gameplay of the classic Star Fox games.