Star Fox Command

Nintendo fans are some of the most dedicated out there and as time goes on, more and more easter eggs keep being found by these glorious fanboys in classic titles. Sometimes it’s about the clouds in Super Mario Bros. Other times it’s finding the same song in dozens of games.

Hot on the heels of the European launch of the Wii, when Nintendo shifted some 325,000 units over the first two days, the company has announced the first post-launch wave of new releases for the system. The 26 Wii games Nintendo expects to ship in the first quarter of 2007 include WarioWare: Smooth Moves on January 12, Excite Truck on February 16, Kororinpa on February 23, and Mario Party 8 in March. The Nintendo DS will be getting a massive 67 titles added to its European library over the first three months of next year, including Children of Mana on January 12, Star Fox Command on January 26, Actionloop on January 26, and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice For All, as yet undated but due sometime in the first quarter. Nintendo has not yet listed the GameCube and GBA release dates. The full release schedule for the Wii and DS follows...

Nintendo's wireless gaming service has reached two million unique players online. Together they logged more than 70 million individual game sessions in just more than nine months of operation. The DS online games list grows today with Star Fox Command.

Monday 7 August 2006 If you've been wondering how you're going to control an Arwing with the stylus in the upcoming DS title, Star Fox Command, this Japanese TV advert - which you can see by clicking the movies tab above - should clear a few things up for you. Fox McCloud's debut on the Nintendo handheld is a flight-based combat game set in free-flying 3D arenas. It uses the DS touch screen to partly control the ships of McCloud and his interstellar band of mammal chums as they battle invaders

For such a high-profile release, Star Fox Command sure is creeping up on us without much of a fight. Here we are, a month away from release, and all we've got to show today are three new screens - two of which you can immediately see below. For more screens, click the images tab up above. Command is supposed to return the series to its space-shooter roots by focusing on ship-to-ship combat, though it's also adding tactical elements through a touch screen battle map. Throw in four-player Wi-Fi

Star Fox Command, the Nintendo DS incarnation of the popular 3D space shooter, is due out in Japan in less than a month. In anticipation of release day, Famitsu.com has revealed a few more details about the game. For instance, DS rumble pack owners will be able to shake up their in-flight experience with force feedback. Regarding length, the game will feature more than 30 stages set in a number of scenic areas, such as deserts, space, oceans, and flaming caves. Famitsu also confirmed that a number of pilots from the previous Star Fox games, each with their own quirks, will be back for the DS version.

Nintendo has launched a website that suggests that the new Star Fox game for DS will be called Star Fox Command. The brand new Fox McCloud adventure, which was previously known simply as Star Fox DS, is a return to the roots of the series and sees gamers pilot the Arwing fighter, blasting their way through a series of

The existence of Star Fox DS was revealed at Nintendo's E3 press conference yesterday and our tractor beam has successfully pulled in the first shots and details about the game. Still a working title and pencilled in for release on August 28 in the US, Star Fox DS promises to introduce a new element of strategy to the space shooter by giving players a commander's view of the 3D-rendered missions, as Fox McCloud and friends battle to protect the Lylat system. The touch screen will be used to

Tuesday 9 May 2006 The existence of Star Fox DS was revealed at Nintendo's E3 press conference earlier today and our tractor beam has successfully pulled in the first shots and details about the game. Still a working title and pencilled in for release on 28 August in the US, Star Fox DS promises to introduce a new element of strategy to the space shooter by giving players a commander's view of the 3D rendered missions, as Fox McCloud and friends battle to protect the Lylat