Well, his latest rumor that has had enough time to pass is so far half-true. Nintendo did not announce anything major at The Game Awards. In that same prediction, he also claimed Switch 2 will be announced in February. If that ends up being correct, the SF rumor may end up being true, we may even see it during the Switch 2 announcement presentation for all we know. But I get why we should be highly skeptical. 

A proper Star Fox game where they dont send the story to the crapper would be nice.

(Havent played Zero though)

But they screwed up Fox and Krystal's relationship on one of the other games - I think the DS games.

Star Fox Zero was bad. Supposedly Platinum didn't have nearly as much creative control as they would have liked to make a game, Miyamoto was overflcused on gyro controls, it borrowed assets from an abandoned Wii SF game, and the story was basically a retelling of the 64/original plot with some time travel occurring. It was not the sequel I wanted. It was terrible.

I actually like them to get away from the whole Krystal character honestly. She's solely a vestige from the old days of Rare when they were producing Dinosaur Planet at the time. 

I'd prefer for them to actually re-introduce characters from Star Fox 2 instead, Fay and Miyu.

Star Fox Command was a mistake. It's even worse than the fact that they never gave her closure about her past. -_-

End of an era: online services for Wii U and 3DS will be terminated on the 8th of April this year:
https://gonintendo.com/contents/31123-wii-u-3ds-online-services-ending-april-8th-2024

If you want to play Splatoon 1 or Smash Bros 4 for the last time, you've only got another 2 and a half months to do it.

*In The Arms of Angels plays in the background* :( 

Hey guys do you think it would be beneficial for Nintendo to release a Gamecube Mini or an N64 mini first?

Hey, let me ask you something.
Do we need Black Princess Peach?
I don't mean to start an argument.
I just want to get some opinions

No.

Not everything needs to revolve around 13% of the US population and less of the broader gaming audience.