Star Fox 64 3D, the 3DS remake for the hallowed N64 shoot em up, is nearing its release swiftly. Its reception seems to be positive so far, with the reviews indicating that 3DS owners have another high quality title on their hands (albeit one that they may have played multiple times before).
My question to you, System Warriors, is what score do you expect for the game from Gamespot?
For reference, I have provided the critical reception this game has been getting so far below:
STAR FOX 64 3D
Developer: Nintendo/Q Games
Publisher: Nintendo
Platform: Nintendo 3DS
Release Date: September 9th, 2011
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REVIEWS
Metacritic: 83 (based on 12 reviews)
Official Nintendo Magazine UK: 94
One of the best action games ever is now even better. Absolutely essential.
NintendoWorldReport: 90
It's a splendid update of an already great game.
IGN: 90
This impressive remake of Star Fox 64 manages to improve upon the original without compromising the magic that made it so memorable to begin with. It's too bad the multiplayer doesn't support online, because otherwise it's the perfect remake of this cIassc title.
NGamer UK: 84
Moments of brilliance, moments of frustration, and masses of replay value. They don't make them like this any more - they remake them.
Da Gameboyz: 83
Overall I have to give credit to the big 'N' for not just cashing in on another storied franchise as they have reworked it for fans of the original while giving those new to the franchise a fresh and exciting game to play.
Nintendo Life: 80
The beauty of Star Fox 64 3D is that it provides a quick pick up and play experience that is guaranteed to provide an adrenaline rush.
VideoGamer: 80
The strength of Star Fox's aesthetic counts for a lot, as it distracts you from the rather simplistic rail shooter that lies underneath. Juxtaposed with the recent resurrection of Ocarina of Time, Star Fox 64 3D is no masterpiece. All the same, it's one of the best-looking games on the platform, and a respectful restoration that will please the fans.
Cubed3: 80
It may not be as updated as some may have liked, but that certainly does not prevent Nintendo from having another top quality game on 3DS now.
Metro GameCentral: 80
Still one of the best on-the-rails shooters ever made and vastly superior to the modern sequels, despite some minor issues with the remake.
Eurogamer: 80
It's another carefully crafted package in the manner of Ocarina 3D, then, yet the ancient quality that Star Fox 64 3D exudes only makes you wish that Nintendo was releasing a few more, you know, entirely new games. Luigi, Mario and Kid Icarus are still a few months off, for the time being. Until then, I'll be hanging out with Slippy, Peppy, and Falco - that jerk.
Nintendo Power: 80
As with Ocarina of Time 3D, the publisher has taken the best game in a long-running franchise and made it better in every way.
So what's your hype for Star Fox 64 3D? Hype, fellow System Warriors, hype away!
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