The universal game mechanic, subverted, kinda. Fox is mostly unphased by more weird stuff just happening around him, visits a Force Point and reluctantly accepts an additional quest.

Someone else now claims they gotta go fast. They're wearing red and sport a cap with an 'M' on it. It's not who you think. Their name doesn't even begin with 'M'. Zac shares this discovery during Steam Next Fest 2025 with Dan and Rob.

Fox travels to one of the planet's detached chunks to recover the SpellStone, fighting against the SharpClaw, cannons, snow and poor observation.

It's an accurate title. Fox probably should have questioned it earlier but here we are. Fox explores, plays doctor, goes shopping and feeds a mammoth. This might help stitch the planet back together, I guess.

I'm positive that a Zelda-like is the first thing you think of when you hear "Star Fox". With tribal dinosaurs no less. Zac guides Fox to the Dinosaur Planet.

Star Fox Adventures was the last game Rare made for Nintendo console and is probably the moment that Nintendo's treatment of the Star Fox franchise took a turn.

Efforts to recompile N64 games to run Natively on modern PCs have reached Starfox 64 (Lylat Wars) and the results are glorious. Rob can't wait to show it off with a very average run. Middle route!

You can check out the Starship project here.

Did you know (we didn't when we recorded this) that you can replace the in-game voices with "Lylat" speak, like in the SNES original, but ONLY in the European release?

It's high time Zac tries to explain his obsession with harvesting all the resources from various balls in space. Here's Dyson Sphere Program.