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Star Fox Zero Takes Flight With An Official Release Date And A New Trailer

Next year will see the tenth anniversary of the Star Fox series' decade-long sabbatical from the gaming scene since its last entry of Star Fox: Command on the Nintendo DS, and Nintendo doesn't want you to forget it.
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Next year will see the tenth anniversary of the Star Fox series’ decade-long sabbatical from the gaming scene since its last entry of Star Fox: Command on the Nintendo DS, and Nintendo doesn’t want you to forget it.

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Originally slated for a holiday 2015 release during E3 2015, Star Fox Zero looks to return the series to its rail-shooter roots in a sleeker HD package under creator Shigeru Miyamoto. Like many of the games this generation, Zero easily overshot its planned release and got slapped with a delay and a TBD date – until now.

According to today’s Nintendo Direct, the game is charting a new course for April 22nd, 2016. The announcement also came with a new pre-rendered trailer that highlights Star Fox Zero‘s battles on land and in the air, courtesy of the transformable Arwing fighters.

Take a look at the video above and leave a comment down below letting us know if you’re looking forward to picking up Star Fox Zero next year.


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From the time he sat down to play Super Mario Bros. on his sisters' NES one afternoon, video-games would entice Tim's mind like the One Ring to Gollum. He believes video games are art and that Okami and Shadow of the Colossus are among them. You can find him on Twitter pontificating on life and its oddities.