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Volterra_90 on 24 March 2016

So, Nintendo has updated the Star Fox:Zero japanese website with all the planets in this game. There are a total of 11 planets, named like this:

  • Corneria
  • Meteo α
  • Area 3
  • Zoness
  • Sector β
  • Titania
  • Sector γ
  • Fichina
  • Fortuna
  • Sector Ω
  • Venom

    Some of these planets might be familiar to you, since they appeared in previous Star Fox titles. If we compare the number of planets to the N64 Star Fox, which seems logical since they're both similar, the N64 game featured 15 planets. Also, Star Fox: Zero features 1 level more than the previous SF title (Assault). We don't really know the length of these levels, so the length of the game could still be acceptable. 

    Thoughts?

    Sources: https://www.nintendo.co.jp/wiiu/afxj/stage/index.html
                    http://nintendoeverything.com/star-fox-zero-update-planets-and-routes/


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    Peh on 24 March 2016

    I hope that I don't see the credits roll after 2 hours of gameplay.



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    Volterra_90 on 24 March 2016
    Peh said:
    I hope that I don't see the credits roll after 2 hours of gameplay.

    I think they're aiming to a cinematic length, so 2 hours in reaching Venom is a safe bet. I was hoping for more replayability, but the number of planets keeps me worried about it.



    Louie on 24 March 2016

    I think they are keeping some routes secret for now: There seems to be a big blank space on the upper (probably higher difficulty) route right after Corneria but we know there will be an alternative boss on the first planet which should lead to a different stage. Also, there's room for a medium level difficulty planet after stage 4. I'm keeping my hopes up!



    fedfed on 24 March 2016

    I don't mind a short start to end game as long as replay are a lot!



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    Volterra_90 on 24 March 2016
    Louie said:
    I think they are keeping some routes secret for now: There seems to be a big blank space on the upper (probably higher difficulty) route right after Corneria but we know there will be an alternative boss on the first planet which should lead to a different stage. Also, there's room for a medium level difficulty planet after stage 4. I'm keeping my hopes up!

    Maybe, I don't know if it's final or they're just keeping some planets secret. There's suposed to be a hard difficulty planet after Corneria, so I don't know if there's at least one planet missing, or you just teleport to a later planet.

    fedfed said:
    I don't mind a short start to end game as long as replay are a lot!

    Me neither, the problem is there's suposed to be (unless they're keeping some planets secret) 11 planets totally, which is not astonishing in replayability value.



    Darc Requiem on 24 March 2016

    It's already been confirmed that the game has multiple paths. So I think, at least content wise, the game will be fine.



    Naum on 24 March 2016

    Is there any way to play all planets in one go?



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    Asriel on 24 March 2016

    The combination of Platinum and Star Fox should result in a game with a lot of replay value.



    Porcupine_I on 24 March 2016

    Zero content? Now that sounds disappointing.



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