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Star Fox launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on 25th June
Nintendo has announced that Star Fox, an updated version of Star Fox 64, will launch on the Nintendo Switch 2 on June 25th. The game will feature reworked stages, a new multiplayer mode, and updated visuals, with support for the Nintendo 64 controller.
A remake of Star Fox 64 is coming to Switch 2 this June
Nintendo has announced a remake of Star Fox 64, titled Star Fox, for the Nintendo Switch 2, launching on June 25, 2026. The remake features overhauled visuals, new cutscenes, and a multiplayer mode pitting Team Star Fox against Team Star Wolf. This announcement follows recent rumors and a dedicated Star Fox Direct presentation.
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.
Nintendo has just revealed Star Fox for Switch 2
Nintendo has announced a remake of Star Fox for the Nintendo Switch 2, featuring overhauled visuals, redesigned characters, and new cutscenes. The game will include three difficulty modes and a Challenge Mode with new objectives for previously cleared stages. This news was revealed unexpectedly during a surprise Star Fox Direct presentation.
Star Fox 64 has been remade for Nintendo Switch 2 and is titled Star Fox
Nintendo has officially announced a remake of Star Fox 64 for the Nintendo Switch, titled Star Fox. This new version features updated visuals while retaining the original stage layout. The game originally released on the Nintendo 64 in 1997 and follows Fox McCloud's mission to save the Lylat System from Andross.
Star Fox Remake Announced for Nintendo Switch 2
Nintendo has announced a remake of Star Fox for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 console during a surprise Nintendo Direct presentation. Further details regarding the remake's features and release date are expected soon.
Nintendo just shadow-dropped a Star Fox showcase to finally announce a new game in the franchise
Nintendo surprise-announced a new Star Fox game for the Nintendo Switch 2, inspired by Star Fox 64. The game features updated visuals and realistic character designs for Fox, Falco, and Slippy Toad, which have drawn mixed reactions. It is set to launch exclusively on the Nintendo Switch 2 on June 25, 2026.
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.
New D&D campaign Neon Odyssey blends Cowboy Bebop and SNES games into the perfect setting
The Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting Neon Odyssey, a blend of Cowboy Bebop and classic SNES games, has achieved massive success on Kickstarter, exceeding its funding goal by over 8,500%. Developed by Legends of Avantris, the project offers a unique sci-fi setting with reworked D&D classes and vehicle rules, drawing heavy inspiration from '80s and '90s pop culture. Delivery is expected in November 2027.
Star Fox Switch 2 leaker insists "I do not doubt the game's existence" as the rumored game misses its…
A leaker known as Nate The Hate, who accurately predicted Nintendo Switch 2 announcements, insists a new Star Fox game for the console is still in development. He previously claimed the game would be revealed in April and released in summer, but it has yet to materialize.
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.
NateTheHate believes Star Fox game is legit, but says he missed the mark on timing
Leaker NateTheHate maintains that a new Star Fox game for the Nintendo Switch 2 is real, despite missing the mark on the timing of its expected reveal. He stated that multiple sources have corroborated the game's existence, which is rumored to be a multiplayer experience.
Rumored Star Fox game for Switch 2 that Nintendo hasn't confirmed is nowhere to be seen and fans are all asking the…
Fans are questioning the status of a rumored Star Fox game for the Nintendo Switch 2, which was initially suggested by leakers to be released this year. Despite the lack of official confirmation from Nintendo, discussions and speculation continue within the fan community regarding the game's existence and potential announcement timing, especially around Japan's Golden Week holiday.
As rumours of a new Star Fox game swirl, we finally know what happened to the series' iconic promotional puppets from the 90s
The iconic promotional puppets used for the 1990s release of Star Fox have been destroyed due to deterioration of their natural rubber and fur construction. Japanese FX company Shirogumi, which created them, confirmed their fate after inquiries from Time Extension. Rumors of a new Star Fox game potentially debuting on the Switch 2 this summer are also circulating.
As rumours of a live-action Metroid movie swirl, Nintendo and Illumination set a mysterious new animated "event film" for April 2028
Nintendo and Illumination are reportedly planning a new animated "event film" for April 2028, with evidence suggesting it could be a Donkey Kong spinoff. This news comes amid ongoing rumors of a live-action Metroid movie, with Sony Pictures and Universal Pictures reportedly vying for the rights. Other potential Nintendo film projects in development include adaptations of Star Fox, Kirby, Luigi's Mansion, and Super Smash Bros.
Nintendo & Illumination Are Releasing An Untitled Movie In April 2028
Nintendo and Illumination have scheduled an untitled animated film for release on April 12, 2028, according to Universal Pictures International Spain's schedule. While the specific project remains unknown, speculation includes a new Mario installment, a Donkey Kong movie, or potentially a Star Fox film, given Fox McCloud's appearance in The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The Legend of Zelda movie is also slated for release next year.
Japanese FX company confirms original Star Fox puppets have been destroyed
An FX company has confirmed that the original live-action puppets created to promote the Super Nintendo game Star Fox have been destroyed. Due to the fragile nature of the materials used, the puppets deteriorated and had to be disposed of after production concluded.
Games Inbox: What new characters will be in the next Smash Bros.?
Readers discuss potential new characters for a future Super Smash Bros. installment, suggesting characters from Resident Evil and other franchises. The discussion also touches on Nintendo's upcoming Direct presentations and the potential for lower-budget sequels for lapsed franchises like Star Fox and F-Zero.
Nintendo’s original Star Fox puppets confirmed to have been destroyed
Nintendo's original Star Fox puppets, used for promotional materials and the first game's boxart, have been confirmed as destroyed. The Japanese FX company Shirogumi stated the puppets, made of natural rubber and covered in fur and feathers, deteriorated due to exposure to air. These puppets were created for characters like Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi, Peppy Hare, and Slippy Toad.
We finally know what happened to the original Star Fox puppets – the Godzilla Minus One studio destroyed them
The original Star Fox puppets, used for marketing materials, were destroyed due to deterioration of their rubber and fur construction, according to the Godzilla Minus One studio Shirogumi. While one set was intentionally discarded after production, the fate of another set, used for the SNES box art, remains uncertain, with one former Nintendo employee recalling seeing them about 15 years ago.
