Solar Crimson
A Crimson Tide
Well, I've finished my friend's copy of Star Fox: Assault, and I have to say, it was pretty decent.
Playing through this game, I realized that SF:A is like Custom Robo: it has a short 1-Player Story Mode, and gets most of its kicks from the Vs. Mode.
Here are my reactions to the story.
-Voice changes are in order. Slippy no longer has a little girl's voice; he now sounds like he has a frog in his throat (no pun intended). Falco and Krystal have accents (didn't make it far enough into Adventures to hear Krystal's voice in English, though), Leon sounds like a stereotypical humanoid lizard., and Andrew has a higher-pitched (and annoying) voice.
-The Aparoids are some of the most boring enemies ever to grace gaming.
-It's about time Star Wolf returned. Now we have a decent image of Wolf to use on SSB sites.
-Fox rides on an ally's wing in two missions. I applaud his sense balance.
-[SPOIL]Tricky's back, as is Dinosaur Planet, which is now called Sauria. Too bad it's just for one mission. Tricky's comment on Fox and Krystal, and Fox's reaction to it were hilarious.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]Damn. Corneria is ALWAYS in trouble, and this time, it's worst than before.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]Star Wolf comes to Fox's aid in three missions. Good to see them actually doing something good.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]"Shoot! Shoot me!" I know it wasn't supposed to be funny, but I laughed at General Pepper's cries at the end of Mission 7.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]Peppy commited suicide by crashing the Great Fox into the Aparoid shield to give Star Fox a fighting chance against the Aparoid Queen. What a noble way to end your life.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]Oh, so he didn't die, after all. He should've died, though. It would've made the ending more dramatic.[/SPOIL]
Overall, it's a good game. Not better than SF64 (SF64 is worlds better), but enjoyable nonetheless.
Playing through this game, I realized that SF:A is like Custom Robo: it has a short 1-Player Story Mode, and gets most of its kicks from the Vs. Mode.
Here are my reactions to the story.
-Voice changes are in order. Slippy no longer has a little girl's voice; he now sounds like he has a frog in his throat (no pun intended). Falco and Krystal have accents (didn't make it far enough into Adventures to hear Krystal's voice in English, though), Leon sounds like a stereotypical humanoid lizard., and Andrew has a higher-pitched (and annoying) voice.
-The Aparoids are some of the most boring enemies ever to grace gaming.
-It's about time Star Wolf returned. Now we have a decent image of Wolf to use on SSB sites.
-Fox rides on an ally's wing in two missions. I applaud his sense balance.
-[SPOIL]Tricky's back, as is Dinosaur Planet, which is now called Sauria. Too bad it's just for one mission. Tricky's comment on Fox and Krystal, and Fox's reaction to it were hilarious.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]Damn. Corneria is ALWAYS in trouble, and this time, it's worst than before.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]Star Wolf comes to Fox's aid in three missions. Good to see them actually doing something good.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]"Shoot! Shoot me!" I know it wasn't supposed to be funny, but I laughed at General Pepper's cries at the end of Mission 7.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]Peppy commited suicide by crashing the Great Fox into the Aparoid shield to give Star Fox a fighting chance against the Aparoid Queen. What a noble way to end your life.[/SPOIL]
-[SPOIL]Oh, so he didn't die, after all. He should've died, though. It would've made the ending more dramatic.[/SPOIL]
Overall, it's a good game. Not better than SF64 (SF64 is worlds better), but enjoyable nonetheless.