Star Fox Adventures - Nitro Rad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2019
- Rare's final game before leaving Nintendo. Star Fox's first Gamecube outing was met with a lot of hatred after departing from the series formula. But is it REALLY that bad?
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Just to clear up a bit of confusion, when I said people "hate it because it's Star Fox", I wasn't referring to not enjoying, or even disliking the game. I was referring to continuing to be angry at it all of these years later. Do you really HATE every game you didn't like? Do you still talk about every game you didn't care for 20 years later? That's what I'm talking about.
I totally understand if someone still wouldn't like it even if it were Dinosaur Planet, but people wouldn't talk about how much they still hate it all of these years later if it were a new IP. That's what I was getting at, I guess I should have been more clear on that.
Personally, it's because you get just a slight taste of what a good Star Fox game could of been (like 64) on the gamecube. It's in the game, and with that combined with people expecting a Star Fox game...well, it's like rubbing salt into the wound.
People expect a beloved franchise not to deviate too far from their roots, unless it's a spin off coupled with a main game the fans crave. Just look at how well Diablo Immortal went down. If that was announced with D4, no where NEAR as much hate it has now.
I actually personally enjoy it and still play it for nostalgic reasons. I totally get why people aren't a fan of it and I myself joke around about it a bit but, I like the game. Also the ost was fire at some points, great soundtrack but only a few.
Nitro Rad I like this despite not being a true Starfox game. Banjo Nuts and Bolts...eh not so much.
@@slashingkatie7872 banjo nuts n bolts was scary bad. I didn't see any trailer or gameplay for it, went out and bought it saw what it was and ever touched it again. Was expecting banjo threeie.
You're probably the only one person who speak positively about this game, I mean everyone who knows this game only remember jontron's opinion about this game, even with flaws I would like to play this game
You should’ve ended it with “it wasn’t a whimper either, it was more like a... *stock fireball sound effect* “
As a child I only recognized that sound because of this stupid what's new scooby-doo DVD i had and this episode that had that sound effect in it
Ian White I read this just as he said it lol
@@dvdcopyofsharktaleVEVO awesome. 👍
I hear that sound everywhere, I swear! At which time can i hear it in this video?
24:52 my reaction
"Fox, my boy, my dood, I'm getting real sick of your rood attitood."
-Nitro Rad, 2019
"a confused akward good bye" that really cut me to my soul. Rare and Nintendo's split was like seeing Mom and Dad get divorced after they seemed so compatible and so right for each other for so long. It was so strange when it happened.
Jared RB Garrison Microsoft only wanted him for the shirt he always wears.
And then rare shits out a tongue-in-cheek mockery of a beloved franchise with nuts and bolts. And besides LOG’s mockery and binyot moment, it’s... okay. Not really fitting for banjo-kazooie though.
@@cardboardhawks6783 So, just like SFA, it would've been remembered as a flawed yet ambitious classic.
Watching Rare leave kinda felt like SquareSoft leaving Nintendo all over again.
@Lord Frog rare didnt leave they were bought
Happy to inform anyone digging through this year old comment section of the fact that a rom of Dinosaur Planet has been found and released. It’s a bit later in development, but it’s mostly complete.
Digital preservation wins again!
This was my first game on the Gamecube. The graphics blew me tf away. It still kinda looks good today.
Omg same here literally but I never got passed so.much of game cause i was a kid.... how do you open the Sun gate in the sky isalnd
Especially if they update the textures on a remaster the graphics would still look great
fam the water shocked me when i was young lmao, it's still insanely impressive even on today's standard
My first gamecube game was donkey konga 2 and I’m not even upset..
Big Primm, get outta go make a video about it
Me, having never played a Star Fox game in my life: "Ooh, it's the 'Do a barrel roll!' bunny!"
And the move they call 'barrel roll' isn't even a barrel roll.
No
Same, adventures was my first star fox game
Lol 😂 memes are life am I right?
Rest in Peace Rick May
Not gonna lie... I would like a starfox adventures 2. I know that Starfox is known for it's dogfights, but I honestly did like adventures more than the main series.
Sane here! It's my favourite game of all time
Play starfox assault
Same. I love Star Fox 2. My favorite in the series.
same
@@viggzplashfilms1232 you rock, i swear!
You hit the nail on the head, if it wasn't Starfox it wouldn't be hated.
Pretty much. Would've been a pretty good action-adventure game without the Star Fox franchise slapped haphazardly onto it.
the game isn't that good regardless, and it's unfinished. I didn't hate it, but it's just a mediocre game. Starfox or not.
star fox fans are never happy while Zelda fans are always happy and they never do the same thing. conclusion. be open minded like Zelda fans
@@williampaschall I guess that's true for me I am in the same boat as Nitro Rad with this game (though I didn't have it growing up) as I like the game a lot and even though it has its quirky moments (like when fox first sees krystal) I like it how it is and I really want to know why people still hate this game as it's in a similar way to super mario sunshine when it first came out.
@@komlat253 When did Zelda games did anything different tho?
Oh god I have been waiting 16 years for F-Zero...
i've been waiting 9 years for Golden Sun
same i want f zero so much, at least gx on switch
10 years for Banjo-Kazooie
17 for a REAL Paper Mario game.
Maybe we see a new f zero game or golden sun,banjo Kazooie,paper mario(god I still need to play those games),another dead series
But just remember if bubsy can come back everybody can
Hey! A bit of info about how the dinosaur language works:
It's basically just a cipher of English. It's all explained in the manual (which I no longer own), but basically you take normal English words and switch the letters to corresponding other letters and then you have Dinosaur words.
The "Enable Dinosaur Language" might just be taking the normal English subtitles and converting them using a program (I write code semi-professionally; it wouldn't be difficult).
Sorry for the long post, great video!
Like Al Bhed
That explains why the words spoken in English were converted too in the dinosaur subtitles, the automatic translator couldn't tell which words were supposed to stay in English.
@@Diwasho Exactly. This is all just speculating on my part, though.
That makes a lot of sense, I was actually wondering how they'd take the fricken time to reword everything in the dinosaur language! Unfortunately my copy never had the manual, so I never got to learn that.
That's super cool though!
@@NitroRad Yeah, I remember when I was a little kid I translated a bunch of phrases into Dino language because I thought it would be cool to show up at school speaking Dinosaur.
It went exactly as you would expect. I was an odd kid.
Wait no longer, because the build was released today. Dinosaur Planet is finally playable.
People are also working on towards patching it up to mostly a playable state and we also brought back our boi Sabre into the game.
@@icethecoyote8643 not sure if some stuff will be left out cause there were supposed to be 6 spell stones, and two of those weren't implemented.
I actually liked Starfox Adventures. I was also like, 8 when I played it.
same here, still enjoy replaying it
Its fun, but when you play it, you know it's unfinished
@@zero1zerolast393 I never played it so i can't really agree with the people who like it and dislike it
Me with assault
same.
"I know what I want is still coming down the line..."
Chibi Robo fans: Am I a joke to you?
Yeah it felt like an almost overly optimistic statement to get his point across. If every negative comment was instead just silence we would never get the games we want.
"This game blows!" *throws in the toilet*
chibi robo fans exist?
Man, you had to bring up F-Zero.
I've accepted it's dead, but it still hurts
Salt in the wound.
Tbh i think having a solid vehicle racing game with characters people can grow to love and hate would be a good business move.
Ya but at least that series ended on a good note. The console games at least, never played the GBA ones.
@@TheGamera9 More like salt in the dickhole
Never lose hope. Bubsy was dead for over 20 years and was brought out from video game hell.
Dude! A Dinosaur Planet ROM has just been discovered!! It looks GORGEOUS and I'd love to hear your opinion about the N64 version now that it's available to play!! 😍
I am really happy that things like these are being discovered or even recreated. I know it wasnt leaked but reverse engineered but the pc mario 64 version has allowed people to create awsome things like the render96 version. Thanks to the internet we are able to not only preserve but also discover and distribute (though i still hate how there are so many dead links on things that are not even that old)
it’s so cool, such a strange insight into the game while it was in the middle of changing platforms and incorporating Star Fox. missing textures and everything it still looks amazing for a 64 title.
The Prototype is in The Lylat System, so that means it's been in the Star Fox Universe
Fun fact: the original Dinosaur Planet used a modified version of Ocarina of Time's engine, which is why they play very similarly
Im surprised of how Krystal is thrown to the side in the story, for how much of a popular character she became in some circles. I always thought she had a bigger rol... But at the end it was just her assets
There is Assault Where she is more prominent and also playable in Multiplayer
She ended up being the game's damsel-in-distress. Just like Peach or Zelda. But she's actually playable in the first section of the game.
Same. It's sad because the story was clearly designed to be her story and why it feels so jarring with Fox himself.
From what I hear, she was meant to play a larger role in the game, but for one reason or another, became a side character. In fact, I think she was originally meant to accompany him.
@@SaiyanGamer95 Well, when this game used to be Dinosaur Planet, Krystal WAS the main character, so Star Fox took her spot.
21:56
*looks at Krystal*
Nope, don't see ANY POSSIBLE reason that this game could've been rated T. Mmm-mmm. No siree.
Jokes aside, great video as always Nitro!
Is there a T-rating for the public pool in your town or the closest beach?
@@xotl2780 .....good point.
@@cameronminor8690 I mean you probably can't get into a pool on your own if you're pre-13 (except for those times I did) but c'mon. Let's not all act weird about bikinis and stuff like girls don't wear that stuff all the time by choice.
@@xotl2780 ESRB is American-based though. We make a big deal out of cleavage exposure over here. I dont think E10+ rating was around yet because surely that would fit this game more than T.
And you know what the weirdest part is? It got a T rating because after you hit Tricky enough times in the head a very little bit of blood comes out.
Meanwhile Ace Combat 4 gets away with a _E_ rating despite the fact you're fighting a war, language like "dammit" "bastard" and "S.O.B." gets used quite often.
Stay consistent ESRB.
Star Fox adventures was so damn good and doesn't get enough credit for how gorgeous it was and how vast the game world was. I'm also not a fan of on-rails shooters, so I played the old star fox games growing up and didn't love them. I did enjoy Adventures so much though.
This is still my favorite. To me the GameCube was the system that shook up old IPs. Luigi's Mansion as a launch title blew my mind, and then Star Fox adventures just really drove it home that the GameCube was a must own system that took risks.
Fox McCloud...
>Doesn't care about Dinosaur Planet
>Is just getting involved for the money
>Is a Nintendo IP created by Miyamoto
...Is Fox's attitude in SFA meant to represent Nintendo and Miyamoto's attitude towards the Dinosaur Planet game?
That's what I've always felt with Fox in this game
Well he is a mercenary. And he probably became starfoxes leader for revenge against andross.
@@EclipseHedgehog that's a fair point but I have no doubt he genuinely likes his work
that's what I thought as well.
But that's just a theory....
I love starfox adventures, seeing Krystal in ultimate as an assist trophy in her adventures outfit with the staff gave me an ounce of hope for more adventures somehow
I could probably imagine this crude, cynical, "let's just get this over with, so I can get my pay-check" sort of attitude they gave Fox in this game, being more tailor made to someone like Wolf O' Donnell.
Like, maybe if they did something similar to Star Fox Assault/Command, where Star Fox and Star Wolf are forced to join forces, or maybe have Fox and Wolf be stuck working together at some point in the game, or something like that.
Or make this a Star Wolf game as to make it more clear this isn’t going to play like Star Fox 64
@@skibot9974 Well, I did imagine that, if they were to do another StarFox game, that they could do a side adventure, involving the members of StarWolf, that has different gameplay to the usual StarFox antics.
I have to wonder if that was Rare's attitude towards the game itself not liking that Nintendo forced them to make Dinosaur planet into something else so they developed the attitude of "screw it let's just get it done for the paycheck"
I take Krystal knowing the language as her originally growing up on dinosaur planet. If that text at the start was added in then it recontextualizes her as coming from space to connect with starfox. Makes more sense if she was part of the planet originally
I read some where that is not from dinosaur planet but from another planet that was destroyed when she was little
@@maximillianlylat1589
I believe that explanation better than what the game gives.
Came to the comments to say this. I thought Krystal was supposed to be from that planet, not that she was an outsider. The game really doesn't follow up on a lot of story points it makes early on.
I've been thinking about, but I suppose the original story (Whatever that could have been) could be further recontextualized by Krystal actually being an alien like Superman. Like she came from another planet not by choice, and ended up growing up on Dinosaur Planet. That would also work in terms of her learning the language, but being a foreigner as well. Though whether she knew that growing up or it being a twist would be another story.
It's funny how dinosaur planet seems to be linked with this staff. Everything in Dinosaur planet is accessed with the staff, and there are power ups for the staff.
And Rareware's staff all left prior to acquisition by Microsoft.
And...nobody else has one. o_O How does Queen Earthwalker get to Snowhorn Wastes?
@@Okapi540 well it's used to open up gates, access switches, etc. It could just be more Zelda logic.
2:09 Anyone else here in 2021 to say a beta of Dinosaur Planet has surfaced?
Pikmon
“Don’t you tell me about waiting”
>me laughing as a Valve fan “you will never know”
THE NUMB SKULL lol how do you feel now
Me waiting for rayman 4:
First time?
@@jsj0520 Alyx ain't HL3, so... yeah. Prequel.
@@BulletBillSoilder i know but its still an expansion of the universe and its story
as I sit here waiting for the 20th anniversary of the release of Mega man legends 2... even took part in the fan dev team for legends 3 before it was scrapped the day the prototype was supposed to be released.
I actually think Starfox Adventures could have worked even with the Starfox title if this was a spinoff series. Look at games like Pokemon Mystery Dungeon and Hyrule Warriors. Nobody looked at those games and assumed that they represented the future of the series. Granted, that's possibly because they had recently had mainline games released or announced, but imagine if you didn't play as Fox. Have General Pepper send a mercenary to Dinosaur Planet and get some name drops along the way.
Or maybe game companies should learn the old adage of "if it ain't broke, don't shoehorn it in to an existing franchise".
I think your reference to mainline games is really a big part of why Star Fox fans are upset with this game (I'm not really in that camp myself). Those other games you mentioned had their mainline franchise continue. What have we gotten in Star Fox since Adventures: Assault which has you mostly a foot soldier, a strategy game on the DS, a carbon copy of 64 on the 3DS, and a mutilated version of 64 on the Wii U. So for fans of the franchise, they're only being offered shameless 64 remakes or titles that are Star Fox in name only. Even though I'm not losing any sleep over it, I see how it would be frustrating for people who really wanted the franchise to expand off it's SNES and N64 roots.
@@ressljs at the time I loved the graphics of the whole star fox team with rare and gave me much hope on the series but after the second gamecube game with the cartoon style it really threw me off it doesnt seem much the same
hyrule warriors sticks to the lore of a zelda game though, and was made with zelda in mind. star fox adventures, you can tell star fox was ham fisted into it. woulda been better as its own game.
I always had a love hate relationship with the game. I can respect the original intention, and it never bothered me the way that they handled the gameplay since it was actually the first star fox game I played, but the game was admittedly pretty long winded. Compare it to Majora’s mask or Wind Waker, the two 3D Zelda games released closest to its release, and you see the difference in style.
Majora’s mask also has a difficulty spike in the dungeons and it can stretch it out Great Bay and Ikana Canyon compared to the first two areas, but the real bulk of that game was the side quests that developed the game world. Meanwhile, Wind Waker was long because of the repeated sailing, which was seen as a detriment at the time, but the dungeons were still straightforward and the puzzles were pretty simple.
Meanwhile, this game has you go through the same two dungeons twice, they’re not that engaging either way, there’s mandatory button mashing in Lightfoot village (my worst nightmare as a kid), and the bosses really aren’t that good aside from the Red Eye king. I don’t consider this a bad game, but I feel like there could’ve been a lot more polish if the development, like you said, wasn’t probably effected by the Microsoft merger.
I hated going through the water shrine so much, myself.
Naturally, Majora's Mask is a direct-sequel to Ocarina, so the game developers are assuming you've played Ocarina first, and mastered it, before picking it up. Essentially, the dungeons and timer are putting veteran players to the test, to see if you can weld Link's arsenal to make him one of the most versatile heroes in the series ever (bar Breath of the Wild) and I love the game for that. Likewise, anticipate BotW 2 being a much harder game if it comes out on Switch (and not another next-gen console)
abloogywoogywoo well what I meant was more that Woodfall and even Snowhead aren’t really hard for first time players, but the amount of stuff you have to do in Great Bay and Ikana Canyon is a significant jump up from those two, not so much that the game itself is inherently hard
@@trueblueryu5713 Woodfall is meant to ease-you-in, but Snowhead is definitely where the game stops "guiding you by the hand". I can breeze it today no problem, (and do the Gilded Sword side-quest in the same cycle no problem either.) But first-time? Without a guide? Going through all the floors? Trying to find the fairies in cryptic places? Controlling Goron Link for the first time in tight-areas/on-tracks? Trying to raise the pillar? Very challenging, and it only gets harder from there. My only disappointment was there was no proper 5th dungeon on the Moon. And no, to anyone reading, that shit on the 3DS doesn't count, goddamn that awful Zora section. >:C
This was hands-down one of my favorite Gamecube games. I'd say it's even one of my top favorites of all time. I still pull it out and play it every couple of years.
Awesome!
I remember buying this game a few days after release, it was somewhere in 2002 I'm not sure, anyway I was disappointed, it was boring... beautiful game, nice music but the overall experience was just so tame I hardly remember anything, from my point of view the space-fights were the best part, it's telling.
Lol I even pretended to one of my friends that the game was awesome, then I lent it to him and he told me "it's kind of a sh*tty game" and I was like "sorry dude I couldn't find the strengh to tell you before^^"
But Zelda Wind Waker, Mario Sunshine were so good, GameCube had shining games that made you happy, something quite unique to this console (well dreamcast had funny games too, Ready 2 rumble, Crazy Taxi)
We should have still had Krystal as a playable character the whole game, there was 0 need to Damsel her!
I liked Star Fox Adventure, I sometimes wish they made a sequel. I liked how it was like Star Fox mixed with Legend of Zelda. Krystal was my favorite character in Star Fox Adventure
Yes, Krystal was a qt
Now years later I have gigs of Krystal loods...
Star Fox Assault was the sequel
@@SolidSnake240
I know, but I’m saying that they should make a game that plays like Star Fox Adventure again in the similar gameplay style.
Same
The villian that was supposed to be the final boss of Dinosaur Planet, was a dragon named Drakor. So yeah, the final boss wasn't General Scales and was supposed to be a suprise villian. Although with the story they had in mind for that game, I think it would have worked better.
An on rail shooter fight as the final boss? That sounds generic as hell...
I still want to have a boss battle with scales
I liked this game, but my favorite part of the entire thing was the song that plays when Krystal gets trapped. That song is absolutely gorgeous!
This was honestly one of my favorite Gamecube rentals and I flipped when Krystal was in Starfox Assault!
I think the reason ppl get mad at games like federation force and such is because they get announced at a really bad time.
If they announced it when, for example, metroid prime 4 was shown first, ppl wouldnt get frustrated. Its like if f-zero finally had a new entry but it was a go kart spin off.
Atleast thats my theory
And the whole AM2R fiasco. 2015-16 were not kind years to Nintendo...for the most part, anyway.
@@SSBBPOKEFAN oh yeah, add that cherry on top and it was understandable why people were mad
granted, they had reason to take down AM2R because their own Metroid 2 remake was being made.
@@BigHailFan well, they didn't explain it like that tho. They just took it down as soon as it was done.
Exactly. Nitrorad said he didn't mind "Hey, Pikmin" because there were things for him down the line. Problem with Metroid Prime Federation Force was that there wasn't anything "down the line" yet.
Same with Diablo Immortal. Fans didn't have anything on Diablo 4, so when Diablo Immortal was announced, there was nothing else to focus on.
Star Fox Adventures is my first Star Fox game, and I love it. It is an underappreciated gem for sure. I also love how on the GameCube's memory card screen, it even says Dinosaur Planet.
Do you like as a star fox game or do like it as a dinasour planet game
I loved that.
@@Mario60bore Well to be honest I like the Arwing segments (and I love Star Fox: Assault, my second Star Fox game), but I love the other aspects, so I guess I prefer it as a Dinosaur Planet game, but I still love Adventures.
@@SSDARKPIT to be honest why not just say its your favorite dinasour planet game because its not really a star fox game really. In my opinion i feel like both games should've been seprete but still be cannon like dinasour planet comes first (n64 version specifically) than star fox adventures but its only the arwing stuff as a semi sequel to star fox 64 and dinasour planet than asualt happens after adventures and the rest is history
@Brocialist Party of America i hate to break it to but this is a dinasour planet game but with fox mcloud in it the who game was 90 percent completed the other 10 went to star fox so its a dinasour planet game no matter what you say.
"I'm in a wonderland in Thorntail Hollow
Gotta get past this snoozing dino..." 🎶🎶🎶
"Make him do those stock sound effects
Cause' who gives a shit, no one's playing this anyway..." 🎶🎶🎶
That game was incredible beautiful and mystical, also the music was incredible. I remember feeling butterflies in my stomach everytime I turned on my game cube, I used to wake up early just to play it when I was little.
8:48 as much as SFA Krystal enamors me. I do agree DP Krystal a good pure bean.
Wow, a Fox in Space reference, I thought I was the only one who remembered that thing.
fast forward to now, the dinosaur planet has finally been found and available and the final boss that was yes going to replace general scales anyway as you speculated, its a giant dragon
24:18-24:23 "I... AM... the Great Mighty Poo, (Fox swings staff) and I'm going to flush away from you."
**Count Dooku voice**
*_"I've been looking forward to this."_*
My powers have doubled since the last time we met Count.
I’ve become more powerful than any Jedi
"Good… twice the Pride, double the fall."
20:53 Tricky, no, you are literally on fire. Get your priorities straight, man.
Tbh I don't ever really get mad about games being 'not what I expected' it still gives some entertainment
Apparently now a bit of Dinosaur Planet leaked so Nitro Rad is secretly Nostradamus
This was the first star fox game i ever played. I would LOVE to see an HD remaster of the game.
Honestly, it saddens me that this game was rushed. I recall hearing something about the Scales battle a long time ago. Appearantly the Spellstones were supposed to save Krystal and the Krazoa Spirits the planets. So, the Scales battle would've been Fox and Krystal againts Scales, however that was sadly scrapped due to time reasons...
IT LEAKED TODAY BABY!!!
If you know, you know
The N64 Prototype?
That whole bit at the beginning of the video about how "it's easier to appreciate the different game after the regular games came back" is exactly how I feel about the DMC reboot game after we got DMC5, Dragon Ball GT after we got Dragon Ball Super, and Power Rangers after we finally got some Super Sentai DVDs. I agree 100%.
It's a shame some fanbases (especially Sonic) have yet to learn that lesson.
I'm sure we'll all collectively hate the "Paper Mario Sticker Star trilogy" a lot less if Nintendo ever makes a true Paper Mario 3 in the future.
Gt will always be leagues better than lets get Super sandwich letarded
@@erueka6 you talkin bout the anime or the manga
@@OmegaChase1002 either both are awful.
@@erueka6 you actually watched and read both from start to finish?
@@OmegaChase1002 no I stopped at the mid point of the tournament it just pissed me off and the hype around it made me hate it more because God forbid you criticize it at that point you get treated worse than yamcha.
i would love to see rare do a remake of dinosaur plant on xbox one and possibly the switch with the original concept of the game
"Uploaded 55 seconds ago"
Well alright then, I guess I know what I'm watching next
The thing with Starfox fans is, being a Starfox Fan is one of the most suffering beings one can be in a fandom. At least with F-Zero and Pikmin and other games like that, you have the prospect of a new game to look forward to. Starfox is a series with the following history of games:
1) Starfox
2) A cancelled sequel that only technically saw an official release almost 25 years afterwards, and even then, it wasn't actually finished. They just polished the Beta build to look presentable enough.
3) A remake of Starfox
4) A game that was only a Starfox game for legal reasons
5) An actual sequel... That half of the levels of are remakes of levels from the Remake of Starfox...
6) Another sequel with a crappy control scheme, on a console that was not designed for a game with that playstyle.
7) A remake of the remake of Starfox
8) Another remake of the remake of Starfox, but with crappy controls.
Face facts, if Pikmin gets a new game, it'll be a brand new thing, if F-Zero gets a new game, it'll be brand new. All Starfox fans have to look forward to is yet another fucking remake of Starfox 64...
Crystal being encased in a giant crystal is a lot like how Zelda is sealed in one a couple of times.
No! That's too low!
No! That's too low!
Get out! I don't do business with cheapskates!
[Bites his controller as the game forces me to sit through unskippable cutscenes/dialogue such as these over and over and over again]
You pay this much...
You pay this much...
You pay this much...
You pay this much...
You pay this much...
HE'S A MAN, NOT A GOD, COME ON COMRADES!
Godzilla is approaching the generator! The generator is losing power!
'Read in Woolie's voice.'
PUT THAY DOWN, YOU DON'T HAVE ENOUGH SCARABS!!!!
@@abloogywoogywoo
YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY! THE MORE THE MERRIER!
YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY! THE MORE THE MERRIER!
*YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY! THE MORE THE MERRIER!*
i actually still have fond memorys of this game even after all this time, hell i even went out and got a copy to replay it sooner or later just to give it a try giving all the knowledge and experience i have going back into it
It's still one of my favorite games on the GameCube, but then again my first party titles were Wind Waker, Zelda Collector's Edition, Sunshine, Four Swords and that Wario game I can't remember the name of and this growing up.
This guy is like the human version of rayman. Change my mind [edit]
This guy IS the human version of rayman
i remember playing this game and wondering why it had the content list for “animated blood” as well.... like i NEVER saw blood (not even alien / mutant green or purple blood) a single time, but that’s the reason why it’s rated T?
Ocarina of Time actually has blood (purple blood when you kill those patrolling guards in the meadow and human blood as well when you face Ganon) and that was rated E. it’s so inconsistent and makes no sense
the ESRB just... seemed to really be terrified of Nintendo going dark. Smash Bros. Melee also got T... frickin... Shadow the Hedgehog (2005) getting a E10+ rating and Mario Strikers Charged (2007) *also* getting an E10+, apparently for making fun of Wario being fat or somethin' being considered crude humor
Melee getting a Teen rating back in the day really perplexed me
i even recall having a really weird dream about the characters doing sexual stuff when i was a kid haha. it was all cuz of that rating that gave me a weird dream like that.
i always paid attention to ESRB ratings even as a little kid because it always interested me
Shadow the Hedgehog makes sense why it’s E10+
that one isn’t weird. it has guns and swearing tbh i think E10+ is a little generous. should’ve easily gotten a Teen
@@SirBlackReeds except SSB for N64 is rated E
@abcdefghdumbo
The reason Melee is T is because if it was released now, it would probably get an E10+, but E10+ didn't exist back then. So they chose T because it was too "dark" (Can't put it into words, but something like that) for E, and SSB64 was more, I guess, "Light-Hearted".
Now, Brawl, came out after E10+ was made, but, it was a LOT darker then SSB64 and Melee in the art design, and the story mode may have played a factor too (Not sure how dark it is)
As someone who barely played 64 in the day and had this as my first Starfox game, I was more upset that the game felt half-arsed and clunky than the game not being a TRUE Starfox game. However, Rad brought up an interesting point regarding branding and theming - if Scales copout was intentional and the boss was supposed to be a Krozoa or Andross, there aren't enough shmup sections where they player would be expected to be good enough to beat the final boss. Moreso, the Starfox sections were more tacked on and out of place than the reused assets - but if those sections were redone as free-roam sections on the skies of the planet like Drakengard, you could throw in airborne dinosaur enemies and have sections where Krystal could join in on a pterodactyl.
As for Miyamoto, his hands-off approach with Starfox didn't work, but for Metroid Prime in a similar boat, his attention to detail may have saved the game in which all of Retro's games after Akklaim were canned, and fans weren't happy with the FPS angle. But, having all of the rooms interconnected with powerups made Prime still identifiable as a Metroid game, despite missing powerups like the speed booster. You can't say the same for Federation Force which was trying to be a competitor for a local co-op FPS trend, and ALTHOUGH IT HAD SOME GOOD IDEAS, using Metroid lore to make Samus second fiddle doesn't have the same charm. Now, making an RTS where space pirates, the federation, and phaaze would have skirmishes in a campaign, that has potential as never being done that would suit a touchscreen handheld. But, as Kid Icarus proved on the 3DS, it's an uphill battle to put a traditional shooter on a DS due to the cramped layout, as even Prime Hunters had some growing pains.
Would Federation Force have worked better as an F-Zero spinoff where we see Falcon as a bounty hunter? Maybe. Would having more crossover potential besides Smash with F-Zero, Starfox, and Metroid be able to temper expectations when Nintendo wants to experiment with a franchise? Going with how badly Starfox Command was handled, probably not. And given how Starfox forgot Dinosaur Planet after Assault, there probably wasn't too much potential to begin with.
That A Fox in Space clip. God I forgot that series was a thing. Thank you not only for a good retrospective review on this game, but for reminding me of that series, Nitro! Keep up the great vids! Love your content!
I absolutely loved this game, took up a good chunk of my childhood
people should be at least thankful for this game since it gave us Krystal
Then we shoud thanks rule 34
"Let's see how strong you are!"
100 attempts later...
*quits game*
That fucking minigame has the stupidest RNG, I had one playthrough where I kicked his ass like Rad did. Another one, and he kicked my ass twice, before I beat him, and in all three attempts I was mashing the shit outta my controller until it turned into molten plastic and sweat. WTF......
"She was a lot more pudgy."
👀
Brah. 👀
*THICC
Dubzzops When does he say that?
Krystal is hott
How about some art of that
It’s February 20/2021 and the early build of Dinosaur Planet has finally leaked
Nitro. I don't know how to thank you. Not only do I enjoy just watching old games you talk about but I love how you talk about them. Taking old. More forgotten games and bringing them back to life again. It just makes me extremely happy that there's some one like you to make sure these games are never forgotten.
me: oh boy i cant stay up another minute
james: henlo good morning enjoy video
me: well i gUEss i could stay awake a little while longer.......
I appreciated this game as a fun spin-off with some interesting, unique concepts. It's such an awesome product of its time and screams classic Gamecube!!
3:44 I'm pretty sure that those exact climbable wall textures appeared in the oot 3ds remake
I really like the idea of Star Fox having both land and air segments. If you treat the Star Fox games like a TV show (or just... animate the goddamn series), I think it would be a hell of an improvement.
Also, that clip from A Fox in Space was great! Lmao
yooooo my boy with the new heat
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I had the EXACT experience you did here when I was a kid. I had to have my brother do it for me and he beat it so easily. Years later I was able to more or less beat it first try but that was such a huge road block for me, especially since at the time I rented it from Blockbuster. The Test of Fear afterwards was another one I struggled with, so this entire section of the game was one I don't really look forward to.
I really do like Starfox Adventures so it's great to see someone out there have a more or less positive take on it. Great video as always dude.
I'm in the same boat, I had to ask my Dad, and not just on that segment.
Actually my first starfox game, I always liked it probably for nostalgia
This game is my best memory of my gamecube when I was a kid. Just started playing it again after 19 years
Holy shit what a coincidence, I just started replaying this game the other day and now you upload this video!
I’m probably one of the 7 people in the world who adores this game. Cuz I love Zelda clones with platforming elements starring animals I guess.
The “never beat this as a kid” part reminded me of when I had similar issues in the original Kingdom Hearts. Oddly enough, I needed serious help with the Stealth Sneak, but there was enough after that kid me could do that I could then make it to Hollow Bastion in Expert.
The rom for the n64 version is now available!!! o:
Imagine being the person who hated Starfox Adventures because it wasn't what you wanted and also hated Starfox Zero because it wasn't what you wanted PepeLaugh
I played this at that magical age when everything slightly curvy caused a particular reaction.
Krystal, wearing a loincloth, is floating in a crystal. You go to that location during the game. You can get almost right underneath her prison. There's a first person camera mode.
Not hard to guess what happened.
You're not alone there bud.
Seeing how buddy buddy Nintendo and Microsoft have been lately, it would be cool to see Rare finish their original vision for Dinosaur Planet and rerelease it as a download only game; tho that's probably what I would love to see, doubtful anyone's gonna agree with me
I'd love to see that as a Xbox / Switch dual release, going along with Banjo now.
Many years later, we finally have a build of Dinosaur Planet, right during the transitional shift.
Also, fun fact! Originally, in Dinosaur Planet, there would've been a fight against a Kamerian Dragon, the resurrected god of the dinosaurs (or against his heart, I dunno), and one you beat him, he melts down in pretty gruesome detail for the N64, blood drops and all! Maybe that's what they would possibly refer to as "Blood" for the T rating, but when it didn't make the cut, they just kinda forgot about it.
Nitro Rad, just wanted to say that this is such a well made video. Much respect, man.
I've loved Metal Gear Rising since the day I got my hands on it. That game is one of the most insane, over the top, ridiculous action games ever made, and it's also one of the best in the genre. What a masterpiece. Also, I really liked Star Fox Adventures. It's not a masterpiece itself, but it's pretty fun! I enjoyed it for what it was/is.
"It feels a little bit inconsistent with the Fox we knew from Starfox 64"
I mean, the Great Fox looks like they've been selling parts of it off to pay the bills. If I was so out of work I was taking siding off of my house and selling it to make ends meet you're damn right I'd want to get paid. Edit: Also I like how the sound effect for the fire ball is the same sound effect of the Imps shooting a fireball at you in Doom. Not saying that effect originated in Doom, just that Doom and SFA use the same effect.
That is the story in the manual. They've been out of work (Meta joke to Starfox not having a game in awhile) so this mission is a big opportunity to get paid to fix the ship and stuff. Also there's a description of the Arwing saying "It's seen better days" though that doesn't really factor in its gameplay
Exactly.
This game was a Rare gem and I believe it was a very unique collab with the Star Fox Franchise. Much love to both ends and I enjoyed all the moments of the game and very thankful for the memories❤
This was actually the second story-based game I ever played; my sister and I got a gamecube around 6/7-ish, and we simply didn't know anything about gaming at all. We knew tetris, super mario land 2 (and as little children didn't even knew that a super mario land 1 existed) and frogger. that was it. And with that perspective, the game was - to put it simply - awesome. I remember years later, seeing Star Fox Command in a store, and since I wasn't really into the franchise, I only knew it existed as a larger brand from smash bros. I had no idea how actuall Star Fox gameplay was suppose to look like and that the game was based around the aircraft shooting rather than the land exploration, so you can imagine my disappointment.
So with that perspective, I can absolutely confirm that I personally view this game as a timeless classic with beautiful design that still stuns me to this day, and if it weren't a Star Fox game, I'd bet my kidney that this would be the general consens on the game.
Damn, my dude got Nitro MAD this episode
Oh man, I didn't expect you to throw in a "Fox in Space" clip. You have some good tastes, James.
Thank you, Nitro Rad! There have been many video game properties that have derailed from what their loved and known for doing and some find that hard to cope with (evidently). I think this game has an unusual and fascinating history as Nitro Rad is shining light on here and honestly, it certainly doesn't take away how great the game (still) is. I can remember playing my first Starfox title on the SNES and being equally in awe as I was when I first played this on the GameCube. Fantastic gameplay, BEAUTIFUL graphics- incredibly endearing title.
I loved Adventures and did help me transition into enjoying that Zelda formula. Considering Assault followed it and this was my first I was dead confused as to what a StarFox game was, but still remember it more fondly than the latter nonetheless.
We just need nitro rad to do a review for Tak and the Power Of juju i think it came out on all 3 known classic consoles ps2, xbox, and GCN.
Thank you for giving starfox adventures justice
One of my first fav GameCube game
I remember that one test with the rapid A presses as a kid as well, i also had to get my dad to beat it, the twist being i actually HAD a madcatz controller, I was just too dumb to use the turbo function haha
I literally rapidly rubbed my knuckles on the A button to win. Got them scrapped and needed some bandages afterwards, but hey at least I won.
i still remember coming home from school to play this on my gamecube
I don't hate Star Fox Adventures because it's not a Star Fox game. In fact, I thought the game looked cool and was excited to play it. No, I hate it because I honestly don't think it's a very good game. This was supposed to be Rare's take on Zelda, and should've been amazing. But towards the second half, I was questioning whether I liked it or not.
And then the ending sequence cemented my opinion, with the out-of-nowhere villain switcheroo, and worst of all, Krystal's not-role in it. I went through the game expecting some cool stuff with her once I rescued her, but instead she just ineffectively shoots Andross with her staff, and Fox is all "this is embarassing" and runs off to his arwing to finish the job himself.
That sequence is proof that people like Krystal for her looks more than anything, by the way.
Well yeah! An anthro female fox character. I can dig it! This whole game was practically MADE for furries. 2 thumbs up from this red dragon!
That the furries find Krystal appealing, isn't really a measure of what makes a game good or bad, nor does it work to its merit. Because honestly, if Rule 34 is anything to go by, people will say they like whatever is objectified and sexually attractive. Krystal's anatomy is, as Rad said, just off. Neither cutsy nor badass. (I think its because her head is too big perhaps?)
Krystal was only good in Star Fox: Assault.
@@Thomas-te2lg I was coming here to say this. I've never played adventures, only 64 and assault, and I think she's actually a pretty solid character in that game.
Dude he already explained it in his video
People hate it cause Starfox is in it
Take it out and it'll be like jetforce Gemini
I would really like to see some talk about Metal Arms: Glitch In The System. It was a game released for Gamecube, PS2 and eventually to Xbox, by Swingin' Ape Studios, and remember it fondly, even through the hard third person shooter setting.
That game is actually pretty good from what I've played but I still need to finish it
Star Fox Adventures is one of my favorite games of all time and my favorite Star Fox game. I am even a huge fan of traditional Star Fox, I adore Star Fox 64 and absolutely love Star Fox Assault (some of the most fun multiplayer of my youth) and Adventures is still my favorite. I would do anything for a remake, sequel, or spiritual successor. Honestly I just want more Star Fox in general though. An evolution of what they did with Assault with more open areas would be incredible.
The game that made love Fox McCloud 💕