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Former Star Fox actor says "that is not my voice" in the remake, but "I'm so honored to have been…
Former Star Fox actor Joe Zieja confirmed that his voice is not used in the upcoming Nintendo Switch remake, though he expressed honor for the new cast. Fans had noted similarities between his previous performance in an animated short and the new game. This discussion follows Nintendo's trend of refreshing iconic character voices across its franchises.
Star Fox Is Finally Coming To Switch 2, And Preorders Are Now Live
Nintendo is releasing a remake of the classic N64 game Star Fox 64, titled Star Fox, for the Nintendo Switch 2 on June 25. Preorders are now live for both a $60 physical edition and a $50 digital version. The remake features a visual overhaul, new cinematic cutscenes, and additional Switch 2-specific features, including cooperative play and added mouse controls.
A Star Fox reboot is heading to Nintendo Switch 2
Nintendo has announced a new Star Fox game for the Nintendo Switch 2, simply titled Star Fox. This new entry serves as a reboot for the franchise, featuring modernized graphics and gameplay faithful to Star Fox 64, including a campaign mode, challenge mode, and an eight-player battle mode. The game will also incorporate new features like cinematic cutscenes and optional Joy-Con mouse controls, and is set to release on June 25, 2026.
Reaction: Nintendo Hits The Rewind Button On Star Fox, Again, And I'm Here For It, Again
Nintendo has announced a remake of Star Fox 64, which closely follows the original game's design with updated visuals and audio. While the remake is praised for its faithfulness and low price point, the article expresses concern over Nintendo's reliance on nostalgia and safe bets rather than innovative new titles, especially in light of potential future remakes and the upcoming Switch 2 console.
Star Fox On Switch 2 Isn't Just A Retread, It's A Fresh Start
Nintendo's announcement of a new Star Fox game, a remake of Star Fox 64 with updated graphics and cutscenes, has been met with mixed reactions. Despite some disappointment from fans hoping for an entirely new title, this remake, simply titled 'Star Fox,' is positioned as a strategic soft reboot. The move, coupled with Fox McCloud's prominent cameo in The Super Mario Galaxy movie, suggests Nintendo's intent to re-establish the character and franchise for a new generation.
Star Fox Is Finally Coming To Switch 2, And Preorders Are Now Live
Nintendo is releasing a remake of the classic N64 game Star Fox 64 for the Nintendo Switch 2 next month, with preorders now live. The modernized rail shooter features a visual overhaul, new cutscenes, additional game modes, and Switch 2-specific features like added mouse controls and a two-player co-op mode for the Arwing.
Star Fox Is Finally Getting Another Game, Out June 2026 Exclusively On Switch 2
Nintendo has officially announced a new Star Fox game for the Nintendo Switch 2, set to release on June 25, 2026. This marks the first new Star Fox title since Star Fox Zero in 2016. The upcoming game is described as being based on Star Fox 64.
Star Fox For Nintendo Switch 2 Announced
Nintendo has officially announced a new Star Fox game for the Nintendo Switch 2, titled simply Star Fox. This new entry is a remake of Star Fox 64, featuring overhauled visuals and updated cutscenes while retaining familiar stage layouts and gameplay mechanics. The game will launch on June 25 exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2.
Star Fox For Switch 2 Is Still Coming Despite No Announcement, Leaker Claims
Industry leaker NateTheHate claims a Star Fox game for the unannounced Nintendo Switch 2 is still in development, despite a rumored April announcement failing to materialize. While acknowledging the timing was incorrect, the leaker stated that multiple sources have corroborated the game's existence. This follows a recent appearance of Fox McCloud in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, though the franchise has seen varied game design approaches since Star Fox Zero.
Is a new Star Fox game coming to Nintendo Switch 2?
Rumors suggest Nintendo is preparing to announce a new Star Fox game for the Nintendo Switch 2, potentially launching this summer. This speculation is fueled by the character's recent appearance in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and reports from industry insiders like NateTheHate and VGC. The game is expected to be a 'classic style' on-rails shooter with multiplayer elements, though a larger budget title might follow next year.
Nintendo Switch 2 Gets New StarFox Game and Zelda Remake for Summer
Insider information suggests Nintendo is planning a summer lineup for the Nintendo Switch 2 that includes a new Star Fox game and a remake of a classic Legend of Zelda title. A new 3D Mario game may be delayed to ensure a polished release. This strategy aims to build excitement for the new console's launch and subsequent software releases.
Talking Point: Star Fox Zero Is 10 Years Old - Have You Actually Played It?
This article discusses the 10th anniversary of Star Fox Zero's release on the Wii U, reflecting on its unique control scheme and disappointing sales. It considers the possibility of a Nintendo Switch re-release, drawing parallels to other Wii U titles that have found new life on the current console. The author questions whether Star Fox Zero is an underrated gem deserving of a second chance or if its time has passed.
Talking Point: What Would You Want From A New Star Fox Game?
Multiple Nintendo Life editors discuss their desires for a new Star Fox game, with many hoping for a return to the classic on-rails shooting formula of Star Fox 64, while others advocate for incorporating elements from Star Fox Adventures or open-world exploration. The consensus is that Nintendo should embrace the series' over-the-top cinematic style and provide a fresh story with modern gameplay twists.
Games Inbox: Are retro games better than modern gaming?
Readers debate whether retro games are superior to modern gaming, citing the current industry's perceived issues and long waits between major releases. While some appreciate the raw excitement of older titles, others acknowledge the advancements in technology and gameplay offered by contemporary games, including indie titles and remakes like Resident Evil 4.
Star Fox For Switch 2 Could Be Announced Very Soon - Report
A report suggests that Nintendo is developing a new Star Fox game for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, with an official announcement potentially happening this month. The franchise, which has been dormant since 2016, could see a revival coinciding with the success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie.
Next Star Fox Title Announcement Coming This Month – Rumor
A rumor suggests that Nintendo may announce a new Star Fox title as early as this month, with a potential release this summer. The last mainline entry, Star Fox Zero, was released in 2016 for the Nintendo Wii U. Insider NateTheHate claims the announcement could come via Nintendo Today or Twitter.
5 things we want to see from a new Star Fox game
Rumors suggest a new Star Fox game is coming to Nintendo Switch 2, prompting discussion on desired features. Key desires include advancing the series' stagnant canon, introducing new villains beyond Andross, and implementing accessible controls similar to Star Fox 64. The article also touches on the importance of beautiful graphics and performance, and the potential for an Arwing amiibo.
Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (4th April)
Several Nintendo Life staff members share their weekend gaming plans, with titles like Pokopia, Super Mario Wonder, and The Last of Us Part II being played. The article also touches on recent gaming news including the Super Mario Galaxy Movie, April Fools' gags, and game delistings.
Random: Miyamoto Thought The Star Fox 'Amputation' Theory Was Nuts
Shigeru Miyamoto reacted with bewilderment to a fan theory suggesting the Star Fox team had their legs amputated and replaced with robotic limbs. Kit Ellis, former Nintendo PR manager, shared Miyamoto's surprised reaction upon first hearing the theory, which originated from original Star Fox artwork depicting characters with metallic footwear.
Shigeru Miyamoto knows about Star Fox's infamous amputation theory according to ex-Nintendo PR lead, and his reaction was somewhere between "wait, what" and "are you nuts"
Former Nintendo PR lead Kit Wilson recounts telling Star Fox creator Shigeru Miyamoto about a fan theory that the pilots had their legs amputated. Miyamoto's reaction was one of disbelief, and he later clarified that the character designs focused on making them appear human, not on the biological implications of G-force on pilots without legs. He also humorously noted his greater concern for Fox's tail.
