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[[File:All-Range Mode SF64 illustration.jpg|thumb|200px|An illustration demonstrating All-Range Mode from ''Star Fox 64''{{'}}s instruction booklet]] | [[File:All-Range Mode SF64 illustration.jpg|thumb|200px|An illustration demonstrating All-Range Mode from ''Star Fox 64''{{'}}s instruction booklet]] | ||
'''All-Range Mode''', also spelled '''All-Range mode''', is | '''All-Range Mode''', also spelled '''All-Range mode''', is a mechanic used by [[Arwing]]s in several ''[[Star Fox (series)|Star Fox]]'' games. It was first designed in ''[[Star Fox 2]]'', but made its first actual appearance in ''[[Star Fox 64]]''. An Arwing's pilot can arbitrarily activate All-Range Mode, and in doing so, they can freely move their Arwing around in a wide, open area rather than be forced to travel down a fixed path. All-Range Mode is often used during boss fights. If an Arwing reaches the boundaries of an area, it automatically performs a [[U-turn]] back into the arena. | ||
[[Category:Mechanics]] | [[Category:Mechanics]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:06, 13 September 2021
All-Range Mode, also spelled All-Range mode, is a mechanic used by Arwings in several Star Fox games. It was first designed in Star Fox 2, but made its first actual appearance in Star Fox 64. An Arwing's pilot can arbitrarily activate All-Range Mode, and in doing so, they can freely move their Arwing around in a wide, open area rather than be forced to travel down a fixed path. All-Range Mode is often used during boss fights. If an Arwing reaches the boundaries of an area, it automatically performs a U-turn back into the arena.
