Star Fox Adventures for GameCube

Pros: Excellent graphics, sound, music, and puzzle/adventure gameplay.

Cons: Critics. Critized. Underrated.

The Bottom Line: Read review

Review: Official Name: Starfox Adventures Developer: Rareware Publisher: Nintendo Re ...

Pros: A great game to play. You'll love getting lost in it.

Cons: Rare's last game for Nintendo... :-(

The Bottom Line: This is an excellent game for novice players and those who are looking to start playing RPG's. A great stepping stone to some great games.

Review: Today I will be reviewing the game Star Fox Adventures for the Nintendo Game Cube.

After two games of just star fighter action, we finally see Fox McCloud in a starring role of an action/adventure game. This game is unfortunately to be...

Pros: Graphics, overall package

Cons: Doesn't offer a whole lot of originality

The Bottom Line: The best game of this type on any system. A highly polished masterpiece.

Review: Star Fox wowed us all when it made its appearance on the 16bit Super Nintendo. True 3D graphics on a console system had only been thought a fantasy until then, and the graphics still look good even by today's standards. Not only did it look pretty, but...

Pros: Great graphics and animations, with some farily good voice-overs.

Cons: Unoriginal design, quite a bit of backtracking sometimes.

The Bottom Line: Even though this really has nothing to do with the SatrFox series as a whole, it's a pretty respectable adventure game.

Review: StarFox Adventures really doesn't have anything to do with the StarFox series established in the past. Basically, Nintendo must have thought that adding a known character to an unknown game was a great way to sell copies of the title. While it's not a...

Pros: Great graphics and gameplay

Cons: Fetch quests get a little repetitive

The Bottom Line: Rare's final Nintendo game is a classic.

Review: If there’s one thing Nintendo has in abundance, it’s mascots. The company can count some of gaming’s most recognized icons amongst its ranks—guys like Mario, Luigi, Samus (who, technically, isn’t a guy), and Link. It doesn’t end...

Pros: Clever puzzles, outstanding graphics, lots to learn and do

Cons: Arwing stages could have been better; Krystal's hardly in the game at all

The Bottom Line: If you liked Zelda 64, you'll like Starfox. If you like Starfox and Zelda 64, that's even better. If you like neither, well at least rent it.

Review: We all remember what a stunning, gunning and cunning pilot Fox McCloud can be. What we don't know (until recently, that is) is just how much of a fighter he is.

I always thought it was funny when Andross said to Fox at the end of Starfox 64,...

Pros: Graphics, Sound, Atmosphere

Cons: Fighting style, some puzzles

The Bottom Line: Ehh its a pretty good game, rent it first though.

Review: When Gamecube was still fairly new and I had my big plans too buy one. I got mine with two games, Mario Sunshine and Starfox Adventures. Why Starfox Adventures? Sometimes I ask myself that... but it was because the new Zelda hadn't hit yet and me being ...

Pros: - Solid all-round - Graphics, Sound, Gameplay

Cons: - Sense of watching everything - Your annoying side-kick Tricky

The Bottom Line: A solid package over all, if you have a Gamecube please do yourself the favor and check this game out.

Review: There were two games on my most wanted list for the Nintendo Gamecube, those two games were why I was purchasing Nintendo's Gamecube. Which two games were they? Silicon Knight's Eternal Darkness, and Rare's Star Fox Adventures. As we all know by now, SFA...

Pros: great graphics and sound, good story line

Cons: easy to complete, can be repetitive

The Bottom Line: a great adventure game that will tide you over until the release of Zelda.

Review: INTRO

I remember when StarFox was released on the SNES! It was a groundbreaking game using the all-new superfx chip! The graphics at the time were phenomenal, and the game was just superb! I was hoping that Nintendo would bring Fox Mcloud and...

Pros: Beautiful graphics and sound.

Cons: Somewhat repetitive gameplay. Flying levels are nothing special.

The Bottom Line: Definitely worth a rental just because it's so beautiful. Maybe a buy, if you like this type of game.

Review: Story/Premise:
Fox trades in his blaster for a magical staff in the final Nintendo game from fan-favorite developer, Rare.

Dinosaur Planet is being torn apart by some unknown energy. Fox must find out what's going on and try to fix it....