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The following is '''a list of games that feature cameos based on the [[Star Fox (series)|Star Fox series]]'''. | |||
==''Animal Crossing'' (Nintendo GameCube)== | |||
==Animal Crossing | You can get an [[Arwing]] as collectible furniture. Touching it will play the [[Star Fox theme]]. | ||
You can get an Arwing as collectible furniture. Touching it will play the | |||
==Animal Crossing: | ==''Animal Crossing: City Folk''/''Let's Go to the City'' (Wii)== | ||
You can get an Arwing as collectible furniture. Touching it will play the | You can get an Arwing as collectible furniture. Touching it will play the Star Fox theme. | ||
= | ==''Animal Crossing: Wild World'' (Nintendo DS)== | ||
You can get an Arwing as collectible furniture. Touching it will play the Star Fox theme. | |||
==F-Zero X (Nintendo 64)== | ==''Donkey Kong 3'' (Nintendo GameCube)== | ||
==''F-Zero AX'' (arcade)== | |||
==''F-Zero Climax'' (Game Boy Advance)== | |||
==''F-Zero GP Legend'' (Game Boy Advance)== | |||
==''F-Zero GX'' (Nintendo Gamecube)== | |||
[[James McCloud]], a playable racer, bears the same name as [[Fox]]'s [[James McCloud|father]], and has a similar appearance to said character (even though he is a human). He is the leader of a group called "Galaxy Dogs," a parody of the name "Star Fox." His vehicle is similar to an Arwing as well. | |||
==''F-Zero X'' (Nintendo 64)== | |||
James McCloud, a playable racer, bears the same name as Fox's father, and has a similar appearance to said character (even though he is a human). He is the leader of a group called "Galaxy Dogs," a parody of the name "[[Star Fox]]". His vehicle is similar to an Arwing as well. | James McCloud, a playable racer, bears the same name as Fox's father, and has a similar appearance to said character (even though he is a human). He is the leader of a group called "Galaxy Dogs," a parody of the name "[[Star Fox]]". His vehicle is similar to an Arwing as well. | ||
==''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask'' (Nintendo 64)== | |||
==The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask== | |||
[[File:DO A BARREL ROLL.gif|thumb|An image comparing the masks to the characters<ref>http://www.tailflip.com/blink2/2009/07/</ref>]] | [[File:DO A BARREL ROLL.gif|thumb|An image comparing the masks to the characters<ref>http://www.tailflip.com/blink2/2009/07/</ref>]] | ||
In the Nintendo 64 title, ''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask'', one objective of the game is to collect masks. The ''Keaton Mask'', ''Bremen Mask'', ''Bunny Hood'', ''Don Gero's Mask'', and the ''Mask of Scents'', all seem to resemble Star Fox characters. ''Keaton Mask'' is a [[Fox McCloud|fox]], ''Bremen Mask'' is a [[Falco Lombardi|bird]] (supposedly a falcon), the ''Bunny Hood'' is the head of a [[Peppy Hare|rabbit]] with ears, the ''Don Gero's Mask'' is a [[Slippy Toad|frog]], and the ''Mask of Scents'' having the head of a [[Pigma Dengar|pig]]. It is also a coincidence how all of the mentioned masks are next to each other in the screen they are shown in. | In the Nintendo 64 title, ''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask'', one objective of the game is to collect masks. The ''Keaton Mask'', ''Bremen Mask'', ''Bunny Hood'', ''Don Gero's Mask'', and the ''Mask of Scents'', all seem to resemble Star Fox characters. ''Keaton Mask'' is a [[Fox McCloud|fox]], ''Bremen Mask'' is a [[Falco Lombardi|bird]] (supposedly a falcon), the ''Bunny Hood'' is the head of a [[Peppy Hare|rabbit]] with ears, the ''Don Gero's Mask'' is a [[Slippy Toad|frog]], and the ''Mask of Scents'' having the head of a [[Pigma Dengar|pig]]. It is also a coincidence how all of the mentioned masks are next to each other in the screen they are shown in. | ||
= | ==''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'' (Nintendo 64)== | ||
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==''Mario Golf'' (Nintendo 64)== | |||
==''Pokémon Stadium 2'' (Nintendo 64)== | |||
==Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (SNES)== | ==''Stunt Race FX'' (SNES)== | ||
On the stage "Night Owl", crashing through all 4 Star Fox signs will have an Arwing fly by and drop a powerup for you. | |||
==''Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'' (SNES)== | |||
In Hinopio's shop in Barrel Volcano, you will a model ship of an [[Arwing]] from Star Fox. | In Hinopio's shop in Barrel Volcano, you will a model ship of an [[Arwing]] from Star Fox. | ||
= | ==''Super Smash Bros.'' (Nintendo 64)== | ||
==WarioWare: Smooth Moves ( | |||
All of 9-Volt's boss stages are based on | ==''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' (Nintendo GameCube)== | ||
==''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' (Wii)== | |||
==''WarioWare: Smooth Moves'' (Wii)== | |||
All of 9-Volt's boss stages are based on the game ''Star Fox''. | |||
==''WarioWare: D.I.Y.'' (Nintendo DS)== | |||
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