Difference between revisions of "Star Fox 64"
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|franchise = ''[[Star Fox]]'' | |franchise = ''[[Star Fox]]'' | ||
|platforms = [[Nintendo 64]] | |platforms = [[Nintendo 64]] | ||
| − | |released = [[File:Flag of Japan.png|24px]] April 27, 1997<br>[[File:Usflag.png|24px]] | + | |released = [[File:Flag of Japan.png|24px]] April 27, 1997<br>[[File:Usflag.png|24px]] June 30, 1997<br>[[File:European Union flag.png|24px]] [[File:Flag of Australia.png|24px]] 1997 |
|genre = Rail shooter | |genre = Rail shooter | ||
|modes = Single player, multiplayer | |modes = Single player, multiplayer | ||
Latest revision as of 14:12, June 16, 2021
| Star Fox 64 | |
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| Game developer(s) | Nintendo |
| Game publisher(s) | Nintendo |
| Franchise | Star Fox |
| Platforms | Nintendo 64 |
| Release dates |  April 27, 1997 June 30, 1997  1997
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| Genre | Rail shooter |
| Modes | Single player, multiplayer |
| Ratings | ESRB: K-A (Kids to Adults) |
Star Fox 64, named Lylat Wars in Europe, is a Nintendo 64 rail shooter video game and the second installment of the Star Fox series of video games. It was both developed and created by Nintendo, and was released in 1997. Although Star Fox 64 is a follow-up to Star Fox, its main story is mostly the same, as it involves the mercenary group, Star Fox, having to save the Lylat System from Andross. At the time, Star Fox 64 was renowned for its quality voice acting and use of the Rumble Pak. Since the sixth generation of video game consoles, a rumble feature has become the standard for game controllers.