“I’ve got two words for you, loo-ser!”.
With Star Fox 64 having just got yet another remake, I’ve found myself thinking a lot lately about my experiences of playing the game in the late ’90s, and the way in which it cast its magic over not just me, but my older brothers, and my Scottish pen pal.
Just to give you some context, I’ve always been a pretty big Star Fox fan, ever since the moment I was old enough to hold a controller. Although I was born just one year prior to the game’s original release, thanks to having three older brothers, some of my earliest memories were of playing their copy of the original PAL release of Star Wing on the SNES, constructing crude Arwing replicas out of Lego bricks, and trying to copy my older brother’s drawings of the Star Fox team (based on the puppets on the front of the game’s box).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“I’ve got two words for you, loo-ser!”.
With Star Fox 64 having just got yet another remake, I’ve found myself thinking a lot lately about my experiences of playing the game in the late ’90s, and the way in which it cast its magic over not just me, but my older brothers, and my Scottish pen pal.
Just to give you some context, I’ve always been a pretty big Star Fox fan, ever since the moment I was old enough to hold a controller. Although I was born just one year prior to the game’s original release, thanks to having three older brothers, some of my earliest memories were of playing their copy of the original PAL release of Star Wing on the SNES, constructing crude Arwing replicas out of Lego bricks, and trying to copy my older brother’s drawings of the Star Fox team (based on the puppets on the front of the game’s box).
Read the full article on timeextension.com