Nintendo made the right call here by making it completely optional. One of the selling points of the 3DS is the gyroscope function, and Star Fox makes use of that, incorporating it into the controls. Nintendo caters to both in this remake, and you can switch back and forth at will. Then there’s another crowd, myself included, where the inverted controls just feel more natural. There’s lots of people who prefer that when they slide up on the slider pad, their Arwing will go up. Everyone has their different tastes though, so the latest iteration of Star Fox goes out of its way to cater to individual needs by offering two different control configurations, as well as giving the player the option to choose which way they want up and down to function. The basic controls remain similar to their N64 counterpart, but mapped out across the 3DS, they feel much more comfortable than on the old controller, which was clearly designed by aliens. So is this remake worth the buy? Let’s start with what’s new. Having not played the Nintendo 64 version of the game since I was ten, I was able to treat it with an open mind as a new experience, while still being familiar enough with the older version that I understood the nostalgia effect of the game. Like the good little Nintendo fanboy I am and decided to give it a chance. Although this was a game I debated on, since I generally favor spending my money on new games rather than remakes, I went out and picked up Star Fox 64 3D on day one
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