Many Star Fox games have been released since the very first one that appeared on the Super NES.  The only one I have ever played was the original on the Super NES, which also happened to be the most groundbreaking of all the Star Fox games, and it's a challenging and exciting game.  Perhaps the only game on the Super NES to have more enemies to shoot at than the Mega Man series.  The levels are packed.
You're a fox, and you fly a plane.  You fly through the universe shooting and avoiding all sorts of wild looking creatures.  That's basically what you do.  You have animal friends available to help make your journey slightly easier.  It's a good idea to try to help out your friends if they're in trouble because keeping them alive might be to your advantage later on in the game.
In Star Fox you really have to tap that shoot button because the further into the game you go, the more enemies you will encounter.  This is one tough game here folks.  Much harder than the Super NES Mega Man X games, and certainly much harder than the Mario and Donkey Kong Country games.  But come on!  You need a solid challenge every so often!  But it's certainly beatable.  And this game never gets tiring either.
I remember when this game first came out and how a certain store in a mall had NOTHING but this game all over the shelves.  This game was packed on the shelves on the wall and the shelves in the middle of the store.  It was everywhere!  You couldn't avoid this game if you had to!  There must have been thousands of Star Fox games at that one tiny store that one weekend, when the game first hit the market.  The game was that popular.
Everyone was making a big deal about this game because of the never-before-seen graphics.  Sure, today the graphics look pretty outdated and even more so compared to the newer Star Fox games, but at the time this was some new unique stuff that showed signs of the future of video gaming.
I always feel satisfied making my way through Star Fox not only because it's a hard game, but also because it's a fun game.  Not a dull moment to be found anywhere.  Enemies constantly fly at you from all over the place.  Exciting stuff.
You have three routes you can take.  Level 1 is the easiest and Level 3 is the hardest.  I can't even beat Level 3 in all the years I've been playing this game.  I can make it to the end on a good day but basically I'm lucking out.  That doesn't mean the game requires luck.  Just the final two places in Level 3 require some luck.  I can beat Levels 1 and 2.
Incredible music.  I love every theme.  Very much like outer space music.  It all works.
You can find this game for a couple dollars these days.  One of the coolest games on the Super NES happens to be reasonably priced.  Pick it up.
Many Star Fox games have been released since the very first one that appeared on the Super NES. The only one I have ever played was the original on the Super NES, which also happened to be the most groundbreaking of all the Star Fox games, and it's a challenging and exciting game. Perhaps the only game on the Super NES to have more enemies to shoot at than the Mega Man series. The levels are packed. You're a fox, and you fly a plane. You fly through the universe shooting and avoiding all sorts of wild looking creatures. That's basically what you do. You have animal friends available to help make your journey slightly easier. It's a good idea to try to help out your friends if they're in trouble because keeping them alive might be to your advantage later on in the game. In Star Fox you really have to tap that shoot button because the further into the game you go, the more enemies you will encounter. This is one tough game here folks. Much harder than the Super NES Mega Man X games, and certainly much harder than the Mario and Donkey Kong Country games. But come on! You need a solid challenge every so often! But it's certainly beatable. And this game never gets tiring either. I remember when this game first came out and how a certain store in a mall had NOTHING but this game all over the shelves. This game was packed on the shelves on the wall and the shelves in the middle of the store. It was everywhere! You couldn't avoid this game if you had to! There must have been thousands of Star Fox games at that one tiny store that one weekend, when the game first hit the market. The game was that popular. Everyone was making a big deal about this game because of the never-before-seen graphics. Sure, today the graphics look pretty outdated and even more so compared to the newer Star Fox games, but at the time this was some new unique stuff that showed signs of the future of video gaming. I always feel satisfied making my way through Star Fox not only because it's a hard game, but also because it's a fun game. Not a dull moment to be found anywhere. Enemies constantly fly at you from all over the place. Exciting stuff. You have three routes you can take. Level 1 is the easiest and Level 3 is the hardest. I can't even beat Level 3 in all the years I've been playing this game. I can make it to the end on a good day but basically I'm lucking out. That doesn't mean the game requires luck. Just the final two places in Level 3 require some luck. I can beat Levels 1 and 2. Incredible music. I love every theme. Very much like outer space music. It all works. You can find this game for a couple dollars these days. One of the coolest games on the Super NES happens to be reasonably priced. Pick it up.