48 minutes and 25 seconds in. This was fucking massive for me as a child, and I will never forget Starfox 64. The music honestly put this so fucking ahead of its time.
I remember thinking that Slippy was the most important member helping me to know the health of the boss. Then it was peppy, and finally Falco for those alternate paths
It’s interesting seeing this game running in what appears to be an entirely new engine. So much is familiar, but it feels like the difference between a grainy old photo of an old man in his youth next to a modern hi-res photo of his grandson who looks almost exactly like he did at his age. The screen resolution is dramatically increased, as are the texture resolutions, the frame rate is now 60+, slowdown at certain parts is gone, and it’s now widescreen instead of 4x3. Make no mistake, it’s clearly the same game, but reborn.
@@artemuswithauYeah that's exactly it, it's a trick I learned when trying to get all medals as a kid and while I'm out of practice in scoring it's something that's stuck with me ever since.
Si se siente raro ver los juegos de la 64 a 60fps xDDD, esa magia de que algunos corrían a 25fps y que se sintiaran tan genial no se puede asimilar tan fácilmente
@@Trojan711 Thank you! Now I'm having another issue - every time I press up on the analog stick it puts me into the cockpit view, then pressing down on the analog stick puts me into regular view, which I'd like to stay in. Can you tell me where my control settings are messed up and how can I fix them? They look normal to me, and are the default, but of course something is messed up. Thanks if you can help!
@@dirkdex That's because by default the right stick is mapped to the C buttons, and C-up toggles the cockpit view. I'd recommend mapping it to up on the Dpad so it's out of the way.
@ Sorry, I’m so confused looking at the mapping config. I’d love to see an option for cockpit view, but of course that’s not listed anywhere. Can you explain exactly what I’m clicking on and changing again so cockpit view doesn’t conflict?
The controller settings lists buttons on the N64 controller as what you're mapping, not actions in the game. In this case, you're looking for C-Up, which is yellow colored and is what enables cockpit view. It then lists Keyboard mapping in brown, then controller mapping in either blue or red. Click on the input that matches your controller and press D-Pad Up (or whatever button you feel is out of the way). I'd also recommend playing in Training Mode as a way to test inputs, though do note that the tutorial will list inputs for the N64 controller.
From my experience, 16:9 didn't seem to break the game *too* badly, but I can definitely see a lot more in all-range mode than I could with just 4:3. I don't dare mess around with ultrawide (mostly considering I don't have that kind of monitor), but I'm going to guess that will utterly demolish on-rails stages.
I personally feel like Star Fox 64 is the kind of game that’s best stuck to either 4:3 or 16:9 in terms of screen size. The resolution of the graphics are debatable for this port, but at the very least the port should have the option to enable the uncompressed character voices from the Nintendo gigaleak as a feature without mods.
@@MissUmbra If you want the project to get DMCA, that's definitely the best way to go about it-by using copyrighted assets, especially leaked ones that were never meant to be made public Harbour Masters port are safe due to the fact that it's the user that needs to provide their rom to get the said copyrighted files
@@purplehatoLike with fangames needing the base rom, Doom sourceports requiring the iwad or even romhack being only a patch to apply to the game you're supposed to own.
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goddamn the presentation here is incredible
48 minutes and 25 seconds in. This was fucking massive for me as a child, and I will never forget Starfox 64. The music honestly put this so fucking ahead of its time.
oh man, this is so beautiful to look at, this looks great!
I remember thinking that Slippy was the most important member helping me to know the health of the boss. Then it was peppy, and finally Falco for those alternate paths
Bill! Is that you?
YOU ARE MY BEST FRIEND!
We can catch up later, Fox!
Take care, fox.
It’s interesting seeing this game running in what appears to be an entirely new engine. So much is familiar, but it feels like the difference between a grainy old photo of an old man in his youth next to a modern hi-res photo of his grandson who looks almost exactly like he did at his age. The screen resolution is dramatically increased, as are the texture resolutions, the frame rate is now 60+, slowdown at certain parts is gone, and it’s now widescreen instead of 4x3. Make no mistake, it’s clearly the same game, but reborn.
great job. I hope some hero who add the 3DS textures
I believe it won't be long.
I liked the 3DS remake but the art style of the original is unmatched.
Thank you devs.
How fun to know that I am not the only one who does this: 7:28
muy buen trabajo, es un de mis juegos favoritos, espero que implementen mod para mejorar los gráficos, felicitaciones
oh wow that's some serious refresh and relosution where do I get this
Check the description for the link to Starship, though you're on your own as far as getting the ROMs.
There seem to be a few kinks in this port.
Notably, the charged shot's lack of lock-on and sound.
It's version 1.0 released _yesterday_ (12/22/2024) so I imagine stuff like that is getting worked on.
Can confirm the lock-on and beeps work fine, I think they're just aiming at the environment for extra points per kill.
@@artemuswithauYeah that's exactly it, it's a trick I learned when trying to get all medals as a kid and while I'm out of practice in scoring it's something that's stuck with me ever since.
Thats just the player doing it, cause if you kill enemies with the Splash damage of the charged shot you get +1 for each
estoy tan acostumbrado a ver el juego con bajo fps que se me hace raro verlo tan fluido jajaja
Si se siente raro ver los juegos de la 64 a 60fps xDDD, esa magia de que algunos corrían a 25fps y que se sintiaran tan genial no se puede asimilar tan fácilmente
I'd love to see the same with SNES Starfox.
Sorry - can someone tell me what key do I press to hide the menu bar at the top of the screen?
You should be able to hide it by pressing F1.
@@Trojan711 Thank you! Now I'm having another issue - every time I press up on the analog stick it puts me into the cockpit view, then pressing down on the analog stick puts me into regular view, which I'd like to stay in. Can you tell me where my control settings are messed up and how can I fix them? They look normal to me, and are the default, but of course something is messed up. Thanks if you can help!
@@dirkdex That's because by default the right stick is mapped to the C buttons, and C-up toggles the cockpit view. I'd recommend mapping it to up on the Dpad so it's out of the way.
@ Sorry, I’m so confused looking at the mapping config. I’d love to see an option for cockpit view, but of course that’s not listed anywhere. Can you explain exactly what I’m clicking on and changing again so cockpit view doesn’t conflict?
The controller settings lists buttons on the N64 controller as what you're mapping, not actions in the game. In this case, you're looking for C-Up, which is yellow colored and is what enables cockpit view. It then lists Keyboard mapping in brown, then controller mapping in either blue or red. Click on the input that matches your controller and press D-Pad Up (or whatever button you feel is out of the way). I'd also recommend playing in Training Mode as a way to test inputs, though do note that the tutorial will list inputs for the N64 controller.
Have joystick support or not jet? THIS IS OZOM!!!
You can mod it to detect any controler, or just use any program to remap the joy cons as a keyboard and play
Widescreen looks like it sort of breaks the game but curious to hear what people think about that?
From my experience, 16:9 didn't seem to break the game *too* badly, but I can definitely see a lot more in all-range mode than I could with just 4:3. I don't dare mess around with ultrawide (mostly considering I don't have that kind of monitor), but I'm going to guess that will utterly demolish on-rails stages.
I personally feel like Star Fox 64 is the kind of game that’s best stuck to either 4:3 or 16:9 in terms of screen size. The resolution of the graphics are debatable for this port, but at the very least the port should have the option to enable the uncompressed character voices from the Nintendo gigaleak as a feature without mods.
@@Trojan71116:9 makes things more "confortable" but at least more purist options are still available.
@@MissUmbra If you want the project to get DMCA, that's definitely the best way to go about it-by using copyrighted assets, especially leaked ones that were never meant to be made public
Harbour Masters port are safe due to the fact that it's the user that needs to provide their rom to get the said copyrighted files
@@purplehatoLike with fangames needing the base rom, Doom sourceports requiring the iwad or even romhack being only a patch to apply to the game you're supposed to own.
Fox x Wolf
Falco x Bill
Slippy x Leon
Peppy x Pepper
Krystal x Pigma
Kat x Andross
my headcanon.