Star Fox 64 - Complete 100% Walkthrough - All Routes, All Medals (Longplay)
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- This is a complete 100% walkthrough (longplay) of Star Fox 64 for the Nintendo 64 in full 1080p HD. The entire game is shown in this one single video. I play through the game three times and go through all three routes, all fifteen levels, and obtain every single medal in the game. The three routes include the Easy Route (Blue Route), the Medium Route (Yellow Route), and the Hard Route (Red Route).
To get all the medals, you must shoot down the required amount of enemies that the level you are playing demands and all of your teammates must survive. If just one teammate goes down, you lose the medal for the level you are currently playing and for the next level as well. Obtaining all the medals will unlock the expert mode for the game.
Now in some levels you will see that I don’t get the medal but remember, this this game has multiple routes so therefore it is impossible to see every level in the game in just one playthrough. Therefore, it is required that you play the game three times in order to play through every level and obtain every medal, get 100%, and unlock Expert mode. This also means I will be playing some levels more than once so if I do not get the medal in a certain level, I will get it on the next run of that level. There will be three levels that I will play through twice and one level that I will play through three times, however there may be some differences between the runs on those same levels. And if you do not want to deal with the repetitiveness of the video there will be annotations to skip repeated levels.
This is not a speedrun or a score-run. This is just a regular playthrough that showcases the game and how to obtain the medals. The playthroughs of the medium and hard routes are raw and unedited. However, the easy route is edited and contains two splices throughout.
Since this video is an entire game in a single video, there are time-stamps below so you can skip to a specific route or level. The scores required to obtain the medal are also listed next the all the levels. Most levels have two timestamps, the first timestamp is the intro cutscene, and the second timestamp jumps straight to the gameplay.
Easy Route (Blue):
Intro - 0:00
Prologue - 2:17
Level Select - 3:30
1) Corneria (150) - 3:44 or 5:02
2) Meteo (200) - 9:06 or 9:53
3) Fortuna (50) - 17:01 or 17:26
4) Sector X (150) - 21:32 or 22:02
5) Titania (150) - 27:42 or 28:20
6) Bolse (150) - 34:31 or 34:59
7) Venom 1 (200) - 38:56
Credits - 45:53
Ranking - 51:20
Medium Route (Yellow):
Intro - 52:34
Prologue - 54:50
Level Select - 56:03
1) Corneria (150) - 56:16 or 57:35
2) Meteo (200) - 1:01:40 or 1:02:28
3) Katina (150) - 1:08:36 or 1:09:03
4) Solar (100) - 1:15:44 or 1:16:26
5) Macbeth (150) - 1:20:47 or 1:21:15
6) Bolse (150) - 1:27:20 or 1:27:49
7) Venom 1 (200) - 1:31:48
Credits - 1:38:41
Ranking - 1:44:09
Hard Route (Red):
Intro - 1:45:03
Prologue - 1:47:21
Level Select - 1:48:32
1) Corneria (150) - 1:48:48 or 1:50:07
2) Sector Y (150) - 1:54:52 or 1:55:30
3) Aquas (150) - 2:01:17 or 2:02:04
4) Zoness (250) - 2:09:49 or 2:10:13
5) Sector Z (100) - 2:16:43 or 2:17:29
6) Area 6 (300) - 2:23:05 or 2:23:43
7) Venom 2 (200) - 2:30:22
Credits - 2:37:12
Ranking - 2:42:40
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I still play this game in 2023! Never gets old
لعبة جيدة❤❤❤
@@MounirAyari-ff7xq speak enlight on this page and its easier for us to read, just to inform the brain.
If you're in your mid 30's you played this religiously upon release you know how much feels and emotion this carries. Wow... 😢😊
Im 36 and i bought this game for my N64🤗🤗🤗😅
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I'm 16, but I religiously play this game still.
25 yrs old & man I loved this game
Man, for 1997, this game was hella cinematic. Everything from the voice acting, to the epic music, boss encounters, and just the overall presentation and feel of the game, this game had such a presence to it. Part of what made me love it so much.
Favorite line in this whole game:
*"I CAN'T BELIEVE I LOST TO THIS SCUUUUM!!"*
The controls were really tight, but the environments, even when I bought the game when it came out, didn't impress me except for the Independence day mothership level.
Duncan Van Ooyen The voice acting also surprised me since many Japanese games around 1995-1997 (even into 1998) had bad dubs.
Star Fox 64 sounds pretty good in comparison.
I remember reading that the only American voice Miyamoto and the Japanese team ended up not liking was the voice of Bill, but I remember them saying that they enjoyed playing the version of the game with Japanese Text but American Voices. I've never played the JPN version of the game, but I assume that is a build/ROM that has never been released to the public.
that graphics were so good
Ikr this game was so great for it's time and revolutionary showing what the N64 can truly handle! I feel like people sleep on this game it was so fun for the switch we should get a remark or a virtual console version after playing starlink I didnt get the star fox vibe from 64 and the 3ds remake
That "Don't ever give up my son!" at the end of the perfect run, hits hard
Hello papa!
The one that gets me is the "What's wrong fox?" as he looks around and he replies "nothing, nothing is wrong". Nobody saw him, but for him he was there T_T
Foxs father kind reminds me of my own father. Who would have guess I’d lose my father too? Sometimes I dream of him encouraging me to never give up and follow my heart. He’d even say “you’ve become a better person than I could ever be sweetie”
@@personalejcr use a condom foxx.
@@personalejcr It’s possible that when James choose to appear, only the persons he knew before his death (Like Fox and Andross) would be able to see him. However, he vanished when Fox came out of Venom.
I remember it being a hot summer day when my mom drove my friend and I to the mall to get this. We ended up playing it late into the night as all of the thunderstorms rolled in. One of those memories that I will never forget.
I remember pulling an all nighter with friends damn near every weekend when this game came out. Staying up late, trying to be quiet, sneaking into the kitchen to eat cold pizza and drink Pepsi lol I’ll have gas all week if I do that now in my 30s. What a time it was
“Don’t worry, Slippy’s here”
Why does that make me more worried?
Medea Agapishvili that doesn’t at all pertain to what I said.....but ok, thanks?
Medea Agapishvili it’s a pun. It always seems like slippy is in trouble, so when she says “I’m here” I worry she’ll have to be saved over and over
+Hank Voight I knew I wasn't the only one who thought that. I'm like "yo Slip, does that mean I'm having to save your ass at each moment or...?". He's a pain!
She's maybe the worst teammate ever created xD
@Medea Agapishvili I can do that. I never said I disliked Slippy lol
RIP Rick May, the original voice of Peppy Hare, and Hiroshi Yamauchi, the president of Nintendo until 2002!
No way! He did the Soldier in TF2, and in this, Peppy AND Andross
C Longshanks he died
You were good son real good, maybe even the best
Holy dustbowls.
Rip slippy because she always dies
I learned my first english words with this game, i used to repeat everything they say. Star Fox 64 is one of the game i will never forget in my entire life.
I speak Spanish and i played this when i was 4 years old now i'm 15 years old and i'm finally can understand this game 😂
I always find the Mecha Boss of Corneria hilarious since everyone knows their weak point and immediately shoots the legs. All I can think of the Commander going "Ah so this is Star Fox?" as his entire cockpit tilts forward before he faceplants. Like his brain doesn't even have time to process how quickly they are wrecking him.
“I’ll crush - my emperor I’ve failed you!” 😂
"I'm going to cru- MY EMPEROR, I'VE FAILED YOU!"
the player is real good!!!
@@newtriangel3605 I used to be that good still have the game and the n 64
@@newtriangel3605 va va McNamara sandeces DF Gabi
@@kevinnelson3629
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Well... at least he lasted longer than Yamcha.
This game ruined my grades, but gave me a childhood I'll never forget
prioritys my dude.... prioritys....
Same here. My sixth grade year, I had the same exact problem. Sad to say, given that my family and I were poor, the N64 was the only way to entertain myself in middle school. This was in 2008-09.
You passed in my book
yup 1998 i was doin bad in 5th grade...this game was my escape
I didnt have an issue I was only like 7 years old lol
I still know all the dialogue by heart 25 years later. 🥰
Did u play the 3ds cersion?
@@cloud2o6 No, only N64.
@@SunBunz oh ic the 3d version is amazing aswell should they it some time 😁
@@cloud2o6 I have a 3DS, without the 3D Part. Is that compatible?
@@SunBunz yes it is
For an N64 game, I'm still amazed by how epic the dogfight battles are and how much they managed to fit that many enemies on the screen at once. We rarely see anything like that today besides Ace Combat 7, Starwars Battlefront 2, and Starwars Squadrons.
Age of Empires has armies; Rome: Total war, bigger.
How can i play this game at this era now ?
The moment you realize that Slippy was roasting Star Wolf team when he says “nice aircraft, guys”. He says it after two Star Wolf ships got shot down in one minute.
Is that true? if so that is hilarious
Lol
@@Alex-uy4ct Not impossible, Slippy can be sarcastic. When Peppy says Slippy isn't completely useless, Slippy tells him "Thank you".
In the video it might seem that way, but if I'm not mistaken, that line is actually a call for > Help
2:31:19
Slippy: Nice aircraft guys! (Fox, help.)
Nothing makes me miss the 90s as much as this specific game. What a great decade.
Yep, the last decade which still had some magic 💯
For me it's this and Diddy Kong Racing
We're right in the same boat on that one.
'Member Conker's Bad Fur Day?
The games, the music, movies, everything of the 90's
As a kid that rumble pack felt so real. So many memories and one of my all time favorite games on the N64.
This was such an incredible game. Not just the graphics, and the extensive world they created but this thing had SOUL man. The creators were really passionate making this game. Thank you creators, and Nintendo
Naw, it's very credible.
Yes
It's still hard to believe how far ahead of its time this game was...
How was it ahead of its time? It was a great game but besides the rumble pack in the N64 I don't see much else.
@@Cyrx686 The fact you can change your story route during gameplay dynamicly with diferent actions, fully voiced characters with perfect feeling to the story, there's even some roguelike aspects to it, since everytime you play it its gonna be different and there's things to look out for, such as crew member's HP and things like that. I still remember when i passed that mission in that planet where Bill shows up, "Accomplyshed" it, and then he showed up later, not doing much, but he was there
Things like that don't just show up on your mind when you're making a game, its like features you do for love, or with great creativity
Haha this exact comment is under a video of every single game ever made :D
@@derago-dev None of those really sound new for the time. There were flight simulators with dynamic campaigns, Falcon 3.0 came out in 1991. The arching story was done in Wing Commander for example in 1990. The crew management was done in B17 Flying Fortress in 1992. It's may be a fine game but it was totally of its time.
Nintendo scammed the consumers with the ultra 64 hardware they advertised
This is the exact moment in life I understood that “Accomplished” and “Completed” were 2 totally different scenarios....
@@ElSexas ??
@@OnlyBanzho Where comment?
Facts lol
Ok ladies, for those that genuinely give a fk bout what I said (like 1% of ya) I BEAT THIS GAME AT 9 years old both right and left sagas. Some of you don’t kno da diff between Completed and Accomplished dats y u can’t PULLOUT 500 RT NOW. Hold dat L no blizzy u tight GG
I just learned right now
Damn, this game is truly TIMELESS, Nintendo knocked it out of the park.
This game *IS* the park!
@@Superemie401 Rosa Parks wants to know your location.
@@scintillam_deiNot that kind of park. And please don't reply with "Rosa Parks wants to know your location too." Besides, how can Rosa Parks want to know my location if she has long since passed away?
I remember doing a quick run of this game in the mornings before school. The 90s sure were a magical time
"Incoming enemy from the rear: drop altitude"
And this is how I learned what word altitude meant. The hard way.
ahhaha thats awesome.. this game was a game changer for me... taught me a lot about life :)
What doesn't kill you makes you smarter :)
Is this a pun?
Yeah, but to this day I still don't do it and get hit.
boom, bededed doo
NOOOOOOO!!!
Never realized as a kid that fox was being guided by the spirit of his father on the last level. I thought his father was actually alive but now it seems obvious that he died and and was actually his guardian angel. Well done starfox 64 some deep shit going on.
Exactly
😥
Intentionally left ambiguous for emotional impact, but yeah, that's what's being communicated here. Wish more storytellers used understatement as a storytelling convention more, especially in games.
yeah... sadly he never survived the run in with Pigma and Andross...
Wait!?!? What???
Honestly, many of the phrases said by the characters within Star Fox 64 still echo in my mind today. The voice acting was iconic. Pigma's "that reward's as good as mine!!!" was one of my favorite. I used to really enjoy the challenge of fighting against Starwolf and his team when I played this as a kid in the late 90s. That and the feeling of both horrid and relief of fighting and defeating Andros at the end.
Seeing the words "Mission Accomplished" always felt good.
This video should serve as a prime example of the dedication and planning that creates the perfect longplay video. The video was recorded properly and completely. The choice of many different video qualities allows for an enjoyable viewing experience. The attention to detail with the guide allowing skipping to a place in the video to view a particular segment and the detailed guide in the accompanying video description is the gold standard for helping people. I applaud your hard work and persistence!
Vitani168980 Indeed. He pays so much attention to detail in all three levels of difficulty. The quality in audio and picture is great and detail is down to a specific number. This is true dedication.
I am wildly engrossed in the effects of this clip! This must have taken a hot minute to due? Thank you!
The characters that have music related names are General Pepper, Falco Lombardi and Andross. Good that they didn't name Gen. Pepper "Sgt. Pepper" and good that they did not name Andross "Vandross."
Baroque Obama Didn't give that much thought. Thanks for pointing that out. :-) I sort of did think Andross was a reference to Luther Vandross. I did not know about Falco and Gen. Pepper.
Baroque Obama Also, Macbeth is named after the Shakespeare play, and Titania is named after the character in said play. Then the game has Bolse and Katina referencing the Independence Day film, with Katina's mothership and the shielded Bolse Fighters.
I miss this game so much.
Drad1997 Same
Man I played again recently and holy did it bring good memories ❤️
Same, I wish my N64 didn't break..
Drad1997 this was my favorite game
I don't as mine is in my bedroom lol
I’m thirty now but I remember as a kid playing this at my babysitters house. This was top of the line gaming at the time!
that blue laser sound is such a legendary sound imo.
Dude never lost a wing😎
@@shiniqueevans3010 do expert
YAAASSS
I agree. It sounded quite powerful
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"slippy's dead."
*"NICE!"*
XD TerminalMontage
She always dies lol
Yees
"Gorgon appears"
Fox: UWWAH?
Gorgon: "the screams of tortured souls"
Falco: WhAt Is ThAt?
@@tjclews WHAT IS THAT PRIVATE PILE!?
The fact that music plays for the entire escape after the last boss, but goes complete silence when James says "you've become so strong Fox" makes it so good.
Loved this game growing up in the 90's, awesome decade to be a child.
"This is horrible".
You know, I've heard this line literally hundreds of times, and only now as an adult do I really agree. I mean, a major city is just in ruins and millions of civilians are probably dead. I mean, I knew that as a kid, but didn't have the emotional capacity to really think about it. Funny how that works. Side note: whoever voices Falco is actually a pretty good voice-actor.
Too bad the 3ds remake completely botched that line.
well its not the same voice actors go easy on them dude they probably never even heard of star fox before
Fox has an okay voice actor
Falco has the best of the four
Peppy does a barrel roll
Slippy is ear cancer
psychotrip
Damn...you got a point. I owned this as a kid and played it RELIGIOUSLY, so much so that still to this day i play every game that requires aiming with y inverted. But to your point i never payed too much attention to the devastation in stage 1 because i was so engrossed in an incredible gameplay experience
You're supposed to become less emotional as an adult not more.
Crazy how 2 decades ago we didn't pay much attention to the graphics, we just wanted to have fun and beat the game as soon as possible and it was largely enough. Good times
Well, it makes since. 2 decades ago the concept of 3D games was brand new. We had no expectations because our minds were blown to a whole new concept of gaming. Mario 64 revolutionized the gaming industry for this reason. The reasons 64 is so iconic is because it is what introduced us to the foundation of what gaming has become today.
@@Sj_blackphoenix not really donkey kong was pretty much foreshadowing the concept of a 3D games but yea Mario 64 was drop jaw
Ever heard of the Bit Wars?
@@siuken1757 no
2 years later this comment holds weight and is criminally true 🙏🏾 that's the 90's for ya
Wow this brings back memories. I beat this game countless times as a kid. Such replay value. What a game.
Im surprised by how much this looks like Wipeout Fusion on PS2.
My first video game was Wipeout 64 with Arwing-like ships, but I preferred the real deal although Wipeout is actually more fun, intense, cool and has better weapons and music as well as faster ships.
I played this game 22 years ago. Today was the day I realized there were multiple endings, routes and worlds. This just blew my mind, I had no idea there were multiple endings!
Interesting how Fox never has any communication with the other team members but at 28:48 he actually responds to Falco for his comments.
Truly a game that can be played at any given time and year and will still hold and stand as a classic of its era.
Regards to all the players out there. Especially us who grew up in the 90's.
He has one on the first level with Falco when you take the alternate route.
Don’t forget when slippy rushed in as well
Fox: *accidentally shoots Falco*
Falco: “HEY EINSTEIN! IM ON YOUR SIDE!”
Whoopsies XD
I always did it just to get a reaction from Falco, never on accident.
This heavily implies that the Lylat system has had contact with the Sol system and knows about Earth culture and history to such an extent that they use it in their vernacular.
That makes me laugh a little and I did the same thing too Lol 😆 I cracked a smile 😃 😊 when I hear Falco say that
Fox: Falco, who the heck is Einstein?!
This was a wonderful game. Still looks great after all this time. Tons of fun to play.
It was a cool game for sure
One of my favorite games of all times. I remember beating Starwolf so quick in Fortuna that I messed up the dialogue order and Fox ended up saying:
- I'll take care of the bomb now.
- Let's take care of these guys first
The music at 8:11 was always so relieving to hear. And when the words, "MISSION COMPLETE" stamped acrossed the screen that's when I felt like I actually accomplished something. And not to be lame, but when Peppy says, "You're becoming more like your father"... it gets me.
Hell of a game.
Dave McIntire WORK great comment! This game was awesome!
Not to be a dick, but it says "Mission ACCOMPLISHED" when you get above the correct number of kills, and keeping your allies alive...It says "Mission Complete" if you don't get the medal.
@@CellarDoorx06 Not to be a dick, but "Mission Accomplished" is when you complete a level _and_ meet the requirements to advance to a harder route. For example, entering the warp in Meteo instead of fighting the boss, or defeating Star Wolf on Fortuna before the bomb detonates. Some levels like Aquas or Solar only have one exit, so they always show "Mission Accomplished".
It sure is. It sure is.
This game has the charm and the IT factor. 2019, and still one of the best games.
Do you guys remember that serious rumble pack action? 😎
Oh yeah the introduction of the rumble pack. That was a must have playing Star Fox
I never liked it
Yes, as a kid it added so much to the experience.
Still got my original starfox 64 box it came with.
Life was so much simpler and less heavy then
The in-game chatter between the characters made the sci-fi experience feel real
The speed of light in Meteo stage moved me to tears, I´ve played this game as a child, now, 25 years later still one of my favorite videogames moments
StarFox 64: the best, greatest and best-known title in the StarFox series!
Fox:Check your G-diffuser systems.
Falco: Im fine
*Moments Later*
Falco: There's something wrong with the G-diffuser systems!!
Lol how did this guy even get his wings??
Donald Trump 💥
Classic Falco lol
Falco Lombardi, everyone's favorite douche.
4:33
in Japanese(元): 少しずれてるが、問題ない
literal(直訳):little divide,but no problem.
Falco is the true star of this game,obviously...
I still remember being 8 and going to our regular grocery store and seeing a Nintendo station set up one day out of nowhere to promote the N64 launch. Of course I went and was blown away by this game. They let me play one level and I knew it was gonna be something I play for a long long time.
God i miss these days sooo fucking much!!! Prob one of the happiest times of my life. I remember the day my dad brought the n64 & starfox home. I was so shocked & happy. Thank u for taking me back to my childhood
Funny thing, if you round up the money General Pepper owes to the amount of Venom troops you destroyed, Star Fox charges $64 Cornerian dollars for every troop they destroy. 64, get it? XD
Phoenix 4 Aldaes
Minecraft came out after this...
Jennifer McAdam
it’s because the game is called starfox *64*
Not because of minecraft
Coincidence?
I'm not too sure about that one, chief!
@@Hovergoat_Guy Hydro Thunder: C, C, C, C, COMBO BAKER!!!
don't forget that he's mostly paying Fox for destroying random asteroids out in space
The most badass I ever felt in gaming was when in Area 6 they started to panic.
One of the best moments of the game.
@@Dom20002007 is
Dude it’s so epic. Everyone is just freaking out it’s my favorite part of the game.
Didn't need a guide, just some nostalgia. Thank you for uploading.
I played this game from 2014-2018 and I’m only 14 but I still have very nostalgic memories from this game. I beat this game over 80 times. What a masterpiece this was.
Man, the Area 6 Venom Air Defence Zone was the most insane and intense level in this game.
Chris Bruno definitely I just bough a n64 just to relive this game
These guys are crazy!
That zone is one of the most hardly places to win the fucking medal
That's one of the few levels I CAN get a medal on. There's SO much to shoot. Just mash the A button. It's the simple levels like Corneria that I found the hardest.
Nah, that was easy for me. The hardest planet in my opinion is Titania (or that place you save Slippy at). Probably because I'm terrible in a tank, but... then again, there's a crap ton of... EVERYTHING in your path!!!
this game brings back so much memories!! I miss the 90s!!
Durell Jacque I always get anxious when I play through Zoness because of the searchlights. If you miss one, you get caught and more enemies will appear. But I love Katt.
agreed i was like 6 or 7 when i first played this game my memories are so vauge of this game i remember playin my n64 alot before i got that game unfortanetly our n64 broke and we could only rent the game for a few days renting an n64 game back in the day was alot of money for kids like 2$ or3$
I agree, It does for me too. I also miss the 90s.
Nopace Jane's deep
@@zoewheeler3927 a%l
2:35:48 Never Give Up. Trust Your Instincts.
Most emotional part of the whole game
Damn. Fr. Ughhhhh
Do a barrel roll 😎
Since we hear Peppy say it first, we used to call it "the Pep Talk."
Christmas 1998... I found a N64, a blue controller, a rumble pack and Lylat Wars under the tree.. It was a beginning of something wonderful. I played this game hundred and hundred of hours and felt like the Hulk when I first defeated Andross. I can still feel my heart beat and my hands shaking when I arrived Venom the first time, I was so excited 🤭 such a masterpiece ❤️
This game had a much more "serious" atmosphere to it, (intro, mission briefing, soundtrack) not that the new remakes are bad, but the way this game was made is just remarkable!
The N64 graphics and the way things are animated makes a lot of environments and enemies really creepy actually, especially in the sector X space base, aquas and the warp zones.
Aqua levels still give me nightmares
@@1Peasant There really is something special about water levels in retro games.
@@carljohan9265 6:55 When the powerboat spins in Hydro Thunder (Arcade/PC/Dreamcast).
Serious atmosphere? Assault would like a word with you.
"See my ship? Does it LOOK okay to you?!" still laugh at that one.
My brother and I got it on release back in the day. We were at a family reunion in Washington state and went to the small town mall and got the game. We didn’t have the console with us of course so we just salivated over the box. I remember the box was extra large to hold the rumble pack. Man. Watching this brings back so many good memories
The first time I ever played this game was as a demo in Costco on those old setups they used to have. I fell in love.
The way the narrator delivers the opening is so brilliant. Love how his intonations go up at the end of each clause toward the end of the narration when begins speaking about "a new star fox team." Classic.
Man I will always love this game!!! All I see is me playin' this game all over again. When I found out Rick May passed away from COVID-19 I was hurt! As I watch this, I hear him say, "Never Give Up! Trust Your Instincts!!!!" He means this is SO MANY WAYS!!!! Sleep In Eternal Power Rick May!!! Your Legacy Will Forever Live On!!!!! ❤💎💜💎❤
I like how Bill is totally chill with you shooting down his entire squadron on Katina.
😂
I remember hanging out at the shop just to play this as a kid. My parents never bought us a N64 so I'm hyped to play this on the switch online among other games!!!
Is this getting released on Switch? 🥵🤔
@@isiahsanto2565 Yup.
There is something about Aquas that always gives me spine chills! It's so dark and the music is kind of nice AND unnerving a bit. This game was and still is such a masterpiece.
I loved Aquas, and I don't cringe when I do underwater levels(like you new-school gamers do, maybe because I was a swimmer, and loved water; and actually cringed when they shut down all the swimming pools). Despite being a hard level, the bioweapon, Bacoon, was the easiest bioweapon of the three bioweapons. Titania is an easy level, but its boss, Goras, is the hardest bioweapon, if you didn't have a guide, you're NEVER beating Goras, period!
I freaking LOVE the hard path ending, the appearance of Fox's dad almost made me want to cry.
Same it's so cool
I almost cried too
"IF I GO DOWN I'M TAKING YOU WITH ME!"
Nintendos most epic and cinematic game hands down!! They need to bring it back like this!
The disappearance of my Dad almost made me want to cry too.
Played this game hardcore back in 1997 when i was 9 years old.. Now I'm 32 years old and play it in my rehearsal room after playing guitar and drinking some alcohol.. still mastering the hard route. so much nostalgia every fucking time.
I miss this game brother! I drink a lot and work nowadays. I should get back into gaming.
Hell yeah! I’m 33 love this game I’m hoping to get a tattoo of it
I was 27...im now 52.....good memories...
34 here and I still play the hell out of it. Expert mode is so much fun
@@myfingershurt3489 great to hear!! loving this game, so much nostalgia
I’m nearly 30 this year and I’m so glad I grew up in the time I did with this console and game! Still have my original, can’t wait for my kids to play it one day.
I think the absolute most amusing part of this game was the first-level boss, where you can shoot out his leg before he even finishes his fist line of dialogue. Just...calmly saying "Ahh, so this is Star Fox..." as his stupid mech just topples over....never fails to make me smile.
6:54 legendary advice. Thank you Rick May. I didn’t even know he had passed, but he will always be the mentor we always needed. 🙏
"You were good son, real good; maybe even the best"
Do a barrel roll... In heaven RIP
"Never give up! Trust your instincts!"
What happened? How he died?
@@Superemie401 He died to COVID-19 back in April 2020 during his recovery from a stroke.
6:54 What everyone wants to hear.
Do a barrel roll!
This made me so happy getting to relive this game. Thank you
10:23 Falco: Yeah! It's because we're in Space Einstein.
Nostalgia. Beaten this game entirely and still own the cartridge. I remember when this was brand new. One of the coolest games back then, and is still the best Star Fox to date. Filled with so many iconic lines.
From what I heard, the actor of Peppy passed. RIP
Yes. Rick May.
The N64 really rivals the PS2 in terms of smooth polygons and graphics quality. The PS2 has way more detail but the N64 has the basic power with less polygons
which some people like. It came out 4 years earlier too
Even the box it came in was special and badass to fit the rumblepack
Fox: "Sorry to jet, but I'm in a hurry." Was one of my favorite lines
I was obsessed with this game!! I was obsessed with how many hits I could do in the whole mission.
7:53
"Ah, So this is Star Fox?"
**immediately taken down**
"Sh*t, so that *WAS* Star Fox!? We're screwed!"
hahahahaha
General Pepper: Star Fox, we are in your debt, I would be honored to have you as part of the Cornerian...
Fox: Oh no, sir. We prefer doing things our own way.
Fox: Sorry, General. We like doing things our own way.
Then he gives him the bill.
And thats how I learned to do things my own way
wow.....i haven't laid eyes on this game in probably 20 years. so many memories and fun had. You never know exactly when you will play a game for the last time....or the sadder version...there will be a single time where you and your buddies play video games for the last time together and you won't know it.
So true -- I think about those things, too.
I bought it when it came out in 1997. What a great year. Incredible game that still holds up today, somehow. I miss the era.
This game was a piece of art!
Timestamps:
Easy Route (Blue):
Intro - 0:00
Prologue - 2:17
Level Select - 3:30
1) Corneria (150) - 3:44 or 5:02
2) Meteo (200) - 9:06 or 9:53
3) Fortuna (50) - 17:01 or 17:26
4) Sector X (150) - 21:32 or 22:02
5) Titania (150) - 27:42 or 28:20
6) Bolse (150) - 34:31 or 34:59
7) Venom 1 (200) - 38:56
Credits - 45:53
Ranking - 51:20
Medium Route (Yellow):
Intro - 52:34
Prologue - 54:50
Level Select - 56:03
1) Corneria (150) - 56:16 or 57:35
2) Meteo (200) - 1:01:40 or 1:02:28
3) Katina (150) - 1:08:36 or 1:09:03
4) Solar (100) - 1:15:44 or 1:16:26
5) Macbeth (150) - 1:20:47 or 1:21:15
6) Bolse (150) - 1:27:20 or 1:27:49
7) Venom 1 (200) - 1:31:48
Credits - 1:38:41
Ranking - 1:44:09
Hard Route (Red):
Intro - 1:45:03
Prologue - 1:47:21
Level Select - 1:48:32
1) Corneria (150) - 1:48:48 or 1:50:07
2) Sector Y (150) - 1:54:52 or 1:55:30
3) Aquas (150) - 2:01:17 or 2:02:04
4) Zoness (250) - 2:09:49 or 2:10:13
5) Sector Z (100) - 2:16:43 or 2:17:29
6) Area 6 (300) - 2:23:05 or 2:23:43
7) Venom 2 (200) - 2:30:22
Credits - 2:37:12
Ranking - 2:42:40
ModernXB do you play a lot of old games from n 64,PlayStation,Xbox?
Does the game expect you to know how to get the other difficulties without help beyond the game.
This is in the description.
@@rottenegg8870 I put the timestamps in the comments section for mobile users because the timestamps don't work in the description if you're on a phone.
You're the real MVP
Great job on this playthrough, good to see so many unforgettable moments
I remember being absolutely terrified of the final boss, i got chills watching this as if i was still a kid, good times
You know, I've seen other videos of people playing this, and right off the bat, you are the only person other than me that I've ever seen beat the easy corneria boss before the fight begins by shooting off his leg so you can kill him in less than ten seconds. that alone tells me you know what you're doing, and you're getting a like just for that
Once you're used to the game, it's REALLY easy to pull off. I've tried it, was surprised how quickly it ended
Oh God I know what you mean it actually irritates me when I see videos and they don’t shoot one of the legs off. I’m just screaming in my head “WHYYYYYYYYYYY!”
@@Darth_Revan770 maybe to enjoy more the game and the voice lines, when i had my 64 zelda , starfox and 007 where my only game so every time ive re-played them i tried something different : )
Don't say things like that without timestampimg it!
I recently started playing this on my switch while I'm flying for work. Crazy that as a kid I took the easy BS route and never played aquas or any of the planets on that side of the map until over 20 years later.
Watching play throughs of this, banjo kazooie and Silicon Valley brings back levels of nostalgia that nothing else can even compare to
1997 - 2017...
20 years later, this game is still awesome.
Though I no longer play it, this game is legendary.
Classics like this will never die.
Im 13 i dont have a x box or thing like that i only have a nintendo 64 li cant forgive my self to have sell this game cause i liked so much
@@willou0568 i still got mine too , its sacred and well guarded xD
@@MrJonny-rj9jr KEEP IT FOREVER LMAO
@@willou0568 i will not fail you comrade!
I feel like I just took a gut shot after it hit me this was almost 25 years ago... God the mid to late 90s were so fun. One of my folks pointed out how we would be outside all day doing whatever NOT connected to phones and still found time for n64 but didn't over take our world. Okay someone needs to get on the time machine gimmick because I'm missing the 90s bad now😂😂
Fox Mccloud voice: 🗣️ will do, general!
I keep coming back to this long play. I enjoy it so much! I actually never played this game as a kid I used to watch my dad play it bc I thought it would be too difficult for me to play, I remember being 5 / 6 years old watching this gameplay and now I know the dialogue of this game word for word and I can honestly say that this is one of the best games to exist just because of the brilliant story, the music, the voice acting, and the sound effects!!! Absolutely amazing through and though !!!
This game to me was a stress reliever. Destroying things and discovering things in your path, as well as beating your score to earn badges and work your way to go up each level. This to me was way better than Super Mario 64. What a classic gem.
this, mario 64, mario kart, zelda oot, 007 golden eye and few more = my childhood and golden age of gaming IMO.
I agree 100
Don't forget Mario tennis
That's when games had purpose and fun at the same time
Always shed a tear when his dad appears, makes me emotional - so many childhood memories. Thank you for this video man.
Facts. Its crazy how when Fox flys out the tunnel after defeating Andross his father's jet disappears. And then Fox starts looking for him in the sky 🥺.
@@jacobkhan2606 after all this isn't even the second time this happens!
I loved this game, although it was called Lylat Wars here. The Katina level was always my favourite it reminded me of independence day, spent hours as a kid flying around feeling like a badass pilot shooting down the swarms of ships.
I remember the mission with bill, i fought so hard in the end cinematic, bill brought his whole squad to say "bye" and they all fly away with bill it was so beautiful
Jeeze. I remember when this game first came out. A good friend of mine at the time, ran out to Blockbuster and rented it. And then we spent the whole night playing it. Good times. Thanks for uploading
*6:55** DO A BARREL ROLL!*
*12:41** D O A B A R R E L R O L L !*
F
Classic.
What an absolute masterpiece.
I waited all day for this game to be delivered to video warehouse, waited for the staff to process it, and was the first person to rent it from that store when this came out. I rented it so many times before I actually bought it using saved up lunch money. This is one of my favorite video games of all time. I look forward to downloading it on the switch!
2:20:54
Falco: SH-
Katt: _mAkE wAy FoR kAtT_
LMAOO! WHY IS THIS COMMENT SO UNDERRATED?
Thank you for all the helpful tips in my youth Rick May (voice actor of Peppy, Andross, and even Soldier from TF2). May you do all the barrel rolls and rocket jumps in heaven
not gonna lie , i laughted when i read you comment , with all the respect of course
@@MrJonny-rj9jr I know right LOL!!! They're probably playin' this in Space right now!!!