Given how Fox McCloud has been a bit neglected over the years, alongside Captain Falcon, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Nintendo hardly makes commercials for the Star Fox franchise. However, the Operation Rainfall Retro Commercial Research Team (in other words, me) found that Nintendo has made a commercial for every Star Fox game released to date, including Star Fox 64 3D. So we’ll take a look at the commercials from every Star Fox game up to this point in this week’s Retro Wrap-Up.
Yeah, I know I’m cheating on this last commercial
Here are the highlights from this past week.
Square-Enix continues to tease international audiences about Bravely Default: Flying Fairy through the game’s official Twitter page. Let’s hope this doesn’t result in a terrible iOS game this time, yeah?
Justin Graham reviews Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage 2, Angela Hinck reviews Oozi Earth Adventure, Steve Baltimore reviews Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories, David Fernandes reviews Ys I & II Chronicles+, and Phil Schipper reviews Dillon’s Rolling Western in this week’s Game of the Past review.
In addition, Atlus announced that will be releasing Devil Survivor 2: Break Code, an upgraded port of Devil Survivor 2, for the 3DS.
David Rawlings takes a look at some pretty sweet boss themes in this week’s Scattered Showers.
Jeff Neuenschwander takes a look at Death Inc. and Asylum in this week’s Crowdfunding Spotlight.
Justin Graham takes a look at Legend of Lemnar in this week’s Anime of the Past review.
The team behind Skullgirls started a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo to get some DLC for the game. They met their first DLC goal in 24 hours.
Tales of Xillia will be coming later this year. Here’s what we know about the game so far.
Finally, an FBI profiler explains what we already knew; violent video games don’t cause real-world violence. Joel McCabe shares his opinions about this turn of events.
