Miyamoto was curious about the possibilities that a game set in space and alien worlds could produce, but was reluctant to take on the tropes that had become associated with the setting. But unlike the racing game, Star Fox ditches the me-against-the-world setup and provides you with a group of allies who regularly check-in. Like a previous Miyamoto game, F-Zero, your screen becomes overwhelmed by a cast of colorful characters as you move through the level. The game was shelved due to the impending release of the Nintendo 64 and the desire to use the most advanced system available for a new Star Fox game.The experience of playing the original Star Fox is one of high-octane shooting. It also features a more advanced 3D game engine thanks to a new improved version of the Super FX chip.
The game introduces a new semi-real time gameplay system, featuring new ship types and two new Star Fox team members. Star Fox 2 continued the battle against Emperor Andross who seeks to conquer the Lylat system, with the Star Fox team assembled once again to defeat him. This game was scheduled to be released in the summer of 1995. It is unknown if there are any complete official English versions, though an unofficial fan translation exists. The Japanese version was completely finished except for minor debugging tools that weren't yet removed. Both Argonaut Games and Nintendo developed the game, with Nintendo planning to publish it.
It was to be the second of the Star Fox series and the direct sequel to Star Fox. Star Fox 2 (スターフォックス2 Sutā Fokkusu Tsū?) is an unreleased video game for the Super Famicom/Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
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