Ross Miller

Well, there's that one we don't talk about with the dinosaurs.

We don't talk about that one.

Literally in the direct.

In the middle of your missions, there's still all that cross ship chatter, which is very nice.

That's classic Star Fox.

There's also, okay, wait, but we have to talk about the defining feature of this game to me, in my opinion, which is if you use game chat to have your face, like if it's looking at your face, it basically makes like a VTuber version of Star Fox that tracks with your eyebrows and your mouth and you become Star Fox.

You're mo-cap animating Fox McCloud and then you become Fox McCloud, which to the delight of furries everywhere.

It's a VTuber, a VTuber, a fursona VTuber kind of thing.

But really, genuinely, the sound that emanated from me.

The joy I felt at the... This is the thing I love about Nintendo.

They are so deeply weird and they just do not care.

And they don't care about what the community thinks of these like very strange, like Alarmo is another really good example of like something where it's like nobody was asking for it.

And they made this cute little alarm clock and they were just like, it's just cool.

And we like, we want to do it.

And like, this is like another example of them just being like, Hey, we're just going to be a Nintendo on our own terms.

And this seems really funny and weird.

And like, we're going to just roll with it.

Tomodachi life.

Also another great example of like the weirdest thing that could possibly come out of Nintendo and somehow it works.

Because Star Fox is cool.