Illustration of Star Fox creator comparing realistic remake Fox McCloud with the cuter movie version
Illustration of Star Fox creator comparing realistic remake Fox McCloud with the cuter movie version
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Star Fox creator says remake designs match his 90s vision but still prefers movie Fox

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Takaya Imamura, creator of the original Star Fox characters, praised the realistic designs shown in Nintendo's recent Star Fox 64 remake announcement, calling them exactly what he had envisioned, while reiterating his preference for the cuter Fox McCloud from The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.

Imamura, who retired from Nintendo in 2021, posted on X after the remake reveal that he had woken up to many messages about the announcement. He expressed pride in the series returning and noted he was not involved in the new designs, writing, “I guess this is how it turns out if I’m not supervising… or something like that.” He described the overall concept as good with a clear direction. Imamura added that he absolutely loves the incredibly realistic character designs for Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi, Slippy Toad and Peppy Hare, saying the new game is exactly what he had in mind when creating the Nintendo 64 version in the 1990s. Despite this, he still prefers the cuter Fox McCloud design from The Super Mario Galaxy Movie because the expression when Fox meets Mario is just brilliant.

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X users reacted to Takaya Imamura's comments praising the realistic Star Fox 64 remake designs as matching his original 90s vision while still preferring the cuter movie Fox McCloud. Discussions highlighted approval of the new style, fan debates on design preferences, and notes that Imamura's positive take counters some negative online sentiment.

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Illustration of Nintendo Switch 2 showing Star Fox remake gameplay with Fox McCloud in space battle, for news article about the announcement.
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Nintendo announces star fox remake for switch 2

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Nintendo surprised fans with a sudden Star Fox Direct on May 6, revealing a remake of the 1997 Nintendo 64 classic for the Switch 2. The game arrives on June 25, 2026, with updated visuals, new cutscenes, and modern features.

Actor Glen Powell will voice Fox McCloud from the Star Fox series in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Powell announced the casting on Instagram with a video on March 27, a day after Nintendo revealed the character's inclusion. The film premieres on April 1.

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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie features Princess Daisy and Fox McCloud in its post-credits scenes, alongside numerous cameos from Super Smash Bros. characters. Fox McCloud, voiced by Glen Powell, plays a key role aiding Mario and his allies in space. The film includes 13 references to Smash Bros. fighters plus one additional in the credits.

A well-known leaker has provided an update stating that the long-rumored Final Fantasy 9 remake is still on hold. Nate the Hate shared this information in a recent podcast episode. Square Enix has yet to confirm the project's existence officially.

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YouTuber CryZENx has ended a ten-year project to remake The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in Unreal Engine. The decision follows Nintendo's announcement of an official remake for the title. The creator cited a desire to avoid legal issues and to focus on new work.

Naoki Hamaguchi, director of the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy, said the inclusion of queer relationships helps make the game's world feel authentic. He spoke in an interview about the approach taken in Rebirth. The comments focus on background characters and their stories.

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