I was having fun with it until I got to the final boss, its like they tried to make the perfect boss to show off the shortcomings of the controls.  Besides that boss, the rest I've faced so far are way funner.  This is definitely a budget title and considering its $50 day 1, well actually $35 for people that know what they're doing, I'd give it a 7.5/10. 

I can't tell whether 7/10 games are considered decent or good anymore, at least from these comments. From what I've seen and read, I look forward to playing it soon. If I can get used to Splatoon's and Kid Icarus Uprising's controls, then Zero's controls shouldn't be too complex to figure out. I'll just have to find out.

Star Fox SNES

Star Fox 64

Star Fox 64 3D

Star Fox Zero

...are all way too similar for my liking.

I really don't like how it's a "reimagining" with pretty much the same story and many of the same levels. Star Fox 64 was also a reimagining of Star Fox SNES...so this is basically a reimagining of a reimagining.

Why can't they come up with something brand new? I don't understand why Nintendo has been resting on their laurels so much lately.

I would love a big epic space game that mixed gameplay from Star Fox and Mass Effect.

You kinda have to excuse Star Fox 64 3D as its probably meant to be a remake title to demonstrate the 3D aspects of the 3DS, similar to OoT3D and MM3D. As for Zero, it's probably due to the lack of success from the games after the original 64. Sure Assault was a return to form that expanded upon the gameplay with new vehicles and on-foot missions, but it fell short. Command utilized the DS touch controls and used multiple scenario bits into the story. 

God, those walker controls are awfull. I want to love the game but those controls won't make that possible :(.

Judging from the reviews I don't think anyone liked it lol

I thought it was OK the first few stages, but as i played it more i realized i don't like this at all

I like it! :P. I don't really care about reviews as long as I enjoy it. I knew the game was going to be divisive, so I'm not surprised about the reactions. Controls seem to be the main problem. Well, I think there are part of the games which would be nearly impossible without the second screen, so I won't count on them updating the game XD. I remember being shocked the first time I've tried gyro controls in Splaton, Wiimote motion controls... Hell, even the first time I've tried a joystick! I think the process of adjusting to a new control scheme is... natural. 

Well looks like the Wii U Game Pad finally showed it's tangibly good at something -- making Star Fox not fun apparently.