While the official site of "Star Fox" reads "celebrating 20 years", we know what else we are celebrating: the coming of "Star Fox" Wii U release date in 2015. Here's what we know so far.
Known from the 1990s, "Star Fox" continues to gather audiences around the world as the classic 3D shooter game brings in fans of aircraft combat worldwide. Among its other released games include "Star Fox 2", "Star Fox 64", "Star Fox Adventures", and "Star Fox Assault". The most recent "Star Fox" is the upcoming Nintendo-published for Wii U.
Recent news on "Star Fox" apart from the release date reveals that while the video game "Splatoon" currently in development scheduled for Q4 2015 release date, there are other games that might emerge from Garage. Shigeru Miyamoto speaks with Edge Magazine on the development of games, including "Star Fox".
He says while "Star Fox", "Project Guard", "Giant Robot" and "Splatoon" are the pioneering games coming from Nintendo's newly conceived development strategy set up last year known as Garage, "Class time's over: they gather together and think about new projects completely apart from their everyday business assignments. When all of those projects have advanced to a certain stage, we gather together and exchange opinions on the outcome of each of them, and together we decide which ones should continue. We may have shown several software titles at E3 [that came from Garage]." This means that these games are being developed simultaneously and are likely to meet their specific release dates.
In order to solidify the "Star Fox" Wii U release date even more, Miyamoto has looked into partnering with other developers to be able to commit to the albeit vague 2015 "Star Fox" Wii U release date.
He says in an interview with Gamespot, "This is a game that we've developed internally up until now, but because we do want to bring this to market very soon, we are looking at some potential partner companies that we can team up with."
Although to date there has not been any news if the development of "Star Fox" Wii U has introduced new players in the production, one thing is certain, Miyamoto will stay onboard and hands-on until the finish line as in the "Star Fox" Wii U release date.
