Star Fox Command

This is probably the worst installment, even before the first one. Command has the worst controls ever in my play history, and has the worst voice acting of the whole series. Starfox has really dissapointed me. There is no on foot, landmaster, or in the water tank thing from n64. Compared to adventures, 64, and assaault this is junk.

Graphics:5/5
Story:2/5
Gameplay:0/5
Wifi play:2/5
Controls:1/5

The games graphics are really good for ds, but fails in every other aspect. whatever you do try the game before you buy it. when my friends tried it they could barely stand doing wireless play with me nor watch me play. This game is only for hard-core star fox gamers or for star fox junkies.

This is a very great game. There's lots of characters, cool ships and a great storyline. Although, this game is very hard and cheap. Some users may stop playing on some levels due to difficulty. If you don't stop playing, however, it pays off.

This game is the sequel to Starfox Assault, and is set one year after the events that occured in Starfox Assault. the game is pretty short, and it has nine endings, so if you are a starfox fan you might be dissapointed, but if you just need a game to pass the time, this one is pretty good. the controls are a little difficult at first, but with a little practice it becomes a breeze. overall the game is pretty easy and gets boring fast, but, as i said, it is something to pass the time.

I purchased this game for my [...] son for our China trip. He started to play the game as soon as it arrived - 2 days before our trip. I was worried about him getting bored of the game during the trip. To my surprise, he had been playing the game during the entire 3 weeks. He was fascinated by it and told me that this was the best game I've ever bought for him!

The last star fox game I played before Star Fox Command(SFC) was star fox 64, and I felt that that game was better on several counts. SFC is in what was called all-range mode, so there aren't any linear levels like on 64. The game uses the bottom screen as a map/control area in which you can turn, drop bombs, and maneuver. The buttons and D-pad on the DS all act as triggers for your lasers. There are many different characters you can play as (including classic favorites such as fox, slippy, and falco) and each ship has slightly different capabilities in battle. The game does have its weak points, however. The biggest of which is the game's sloppy attempt at a turn-based strategy style of gaming. You have to move your ships in between turns in order to battle foes. They are heading towards your mothership, and if they reach it you lose. Doesnt sound so bad, but when you add the fog of war (dumbest idea ever) into it it can get pretty annoying when an enemy group slips by you and you lose 1 turn before you would have won. The Wi-fi works well, given that you have a connection, the only problem with that is that there often aren't enough players out there to challenge in a battle royale. Overall, its a fun game, and well made for the DS, but it doesn't quite live up to starfox 64.