Le créateur de personnages de Star Fox veut que Nintendo porte l'entrée Wii U sur Switch

One game that’s been requested time and time again for the Switch is Star Fox Zéro. We’ve seen various other titles from the Wii U generation ported across to Nintendo’s hybrid system, but there’s still no sign of this 2016 libérer.

In September last year, developer PlatinumGames said it would “absolument” be interested in porting the title to the Switch, and now, to add to this, former Nintendo staffer Takaya Imamura – who helped create the series, worked on Zero as a supervisor and assisted Shigeru Miyamoto with the series’ character design – has filed a request on social media.

Taking to Twitter, Inamura acknowledged how “six years” had passed since the release of Zero on Wii U, and mentioned how now would be a good time to port the game to Switch. He’s even willing to participate in a “sequel” to the Star Fox Zero animation “Star Fox – The Battle Begins“. Here’s a rough translation:

“Dear Nintendo, Six years have passed since the release of “Star Fox Zéro” aujourd'hui. I think there are some issues, but please port it to the switch. Aussi, if you can produce a sequel to the animation, we will also be in charge of scenarios and content. I look forward to working with you. Best regards”

Inamura added how there might be “some issues”. This could be in reference to the unique control system, which would require some adjustments. SEGA va grand sur la nostalgie pour, Nintendo has been able to overcome gameplay/control issues in the past, as demonstrated in titles like The Legend of Zelda: Épée vers le ciel HD – adding full button controls to the Switch remaster of the Wii game.

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