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 The '''''Star Fox'' series''' of games is a franchise of [[Nintendo]]. The games have been released on [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] (or SNES for short), [[Nintendo 64]], [[GameCube]], [[Nintendo DS]] and possibly [[Wii]] in the future.
 ==Games==
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 Developed by Argonaut Games, ''Star Fox'' was released for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] in 1993, and was quite bold in breaking technical barriers with the new Super FX chip. The chip simulated three-dimensional graphics, a first for console games.
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 It is still unknown why the game was never released. The beta has since been leaked, and a few people have been able to find a copy of it using an emulator. Nevertheless, many of the features introduced in this sequel were later implemented in the upcoming ''Star Fox 64''.
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 Many years have passed since the supposed death of [[James McCloud]], the former leader of the [[Star Fox Team]]. [[Andross]], a psychotic scientist and powerful dictator of the planet [[Venom]], has built an army and unleashed an invasion onto the neighboring planets of the [[Lylat system]]. Under direct order from [[General Pepper]] a new Star Fox Team, lead by James' son [[Fox]], must battle their way through Andross' forces in hopes to stop him and save the Lylat system.
-''[[Star Fox 64]]'' is a remake of the original ''[[Star Fox]]'' and is considered to be the starting point of the current ''Star Fox'' canon. The game included and introduced the Rumble Pak to the North American gaming audience. Full spoken dialogue also replaced the original game's [[Lylat Speak]].
+Star Fox 64 included and introduced the Rumble Pak to the North American gaming audience. Full spoken dialogue also replaced the original game's [[Lylat Speak]].
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 ''Star Fox Adventures'' was released for the [[Wikipedia:Nintendo GameCube|Nintendo GameCube]] in 2002. The series took a very different turn in gameplay and style. Originally meant to be an entirely different game entitled ''[[Dinosaur Planet]]'', the series was later branded with the ''Star Fox'' logo and given the ''Star Fox'' treatment of flying missions and the series' trademark characters. However, instead of a basic rail shooter that was common with its predecessors, ''Star Fox Adventures'' was much more of an action-adventure game, similar in genre to the [[Wikipedia:Legend of Zelda|''The Legend of Zelda'']] series. Some gamers were disappointed with the lack of Arwing fights and the use of a "magical staff" but it received decent reviews.
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 ''Star Fox: Assault'' was developed by [[Namco]] for the GameCube, the second title for the platform. The game emphasis returned to its roots with its trademark ship-based shooting. However, new features were added, such as the addition of on-foot missions. ''Assault'' was released to mixed reviews, with the main complaints being control problems, the short length of the main game, and the amount of on-foot missions.
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 ==Future of the Franchise==
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