So it's a good thing Nintendo outdid itself for the sequel. While some of those games, like the original Yoshi's Island, have been remade, it's unlikely the original Star Fox will ever see the light of day again. Because of rights issues, Super FX games have not been re-released and it is unlikely they ever will. That's because of the legal tie-ups surrounding the Super FX chip and the defunct Argonaut Games. Part of the reason that Star Fox isn't remember as fondly as some of its sequels is largely because there are many people that have not experienced the original game. The Arwing's flight mechanics were fairly simple, sticking to speed boosts and side rolls, as opposed to some of the more complex concepts that would be introduced in later games. While all roads led to Andross, the idea of being able to select different paths was a novel one and introduced a standard that all future Star Fox games would be held to. There were multiple routes, separated by difficulty, which would take Fox's crew to different worlds, all leading to a climactic clash with the mad scientist Andross on the planet Venom. Star Fox, itself, was a remarkable 3D shooter that introduced several ideas that would become Star Fox staples. The chip was designed by Argonaut Games, which in turn used Star Fox as a means to demonstrate what the new tech was capable of producing. This special processing unit was introduced in later Super Nintendo games to allow for rendering of more complex 3D environments. While Nintendo was aiming for an action game surrounding a squadron of space pilots, Star Fox was also considered to be a demo for Nintendo's latest piece of technology: the Super FX chip. I am not a holier than thou type of guy, because I back up my own stuff,and use emulators all the time, but this is a step too far, and if used improperly could take down a legitimate community.Star Fox wastes little time in getting to its experimental roots. By doing so Nintendo would take them down in an instant.
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That's why the Dolphin team said recently they would never use the Wii OS source code dump from these same hackers. Same with developers like Dolphin emulator, they legitimately and legally forged a pathway to emulating GameCube and Wii games without leaked documents or illegally copying source code. I know Nintendo would disagree, but I believe there is a legitimate community of emulation developers and rom hackers that work with what's legally available on legitimate backups of their own games. If someone legitimately owned said prototypes then they would have a right to release it online, but this is a different situation altogether. While the findings are facinating if these assets end up in romhacks then people are no better than the hackers who stole this by downloading said romhacks/prototype. The way this was obtained could taint the whole community. >NEW VM TO BUILD COMPLETE THESE PROJECTS WITH THE RIGHT LIBRARIES >ETERNAL STAR ORIGINAL RESOLUTION (PROBABLY FAKE) >POTENTIAL SOURCE CODES FOR SOME GAMES, (UNCERTAIN)
>WARIO LAND 4 UNCOMPRESSED SOUND FILES AND MUSIC
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>ZELDA FULL RES RENDERS FOR ITEMS BOX ART ETC >ZELDA BETA ENEMIES (octorok, stalfos, golden knight)
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>PROTOS OF CASTLEVANIA 4 SGHOULS&GHOSTS ALESTE AXELAY GOEMON PARODIUS (No i do not know how to get to them im tarded)
>LOW POLY 3D MODELS, INCLUDING A CROC LIKE YOSHI AND SKINNY LINK >HIGH QUALITY ANIMATIONS OF 2D LINK AND MARIO >MECHA BOSSES, MARIO 3 STYLE SPRITES AND WORLDS, ENTIRE NEW OVERWORLD, YOSHI REDESIGNS, DIFFERENT SPRITES FOR MARIO LUIGI DOING THE FINGER, BOWSER SLAV SQUATTING AND UNUSED ENEMIES. >AN ENTIRE ZOO OF DISCARDED CHARACTERS, AND A HUMAN WOMAN >NEW MINIGAMES, BABY DESIGN, SPRITES FOR GIANT BABY BOWSER, AND ADULT MARIO >SUPER DONKEY (DK REIMAGENING WITH RAYMAN LIKE ANIMATION)
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