Reader Ignacio Guajardo, a student at Ringling College of Art & Design, and his 3D artist cohorts (Garrett Stevens, Jati Darmawan, and Clayton Chod) recently created this environment trailer to see what Starfox on the Wii U could look like. Maybe something like this? Even if it doesn't, nice work!

Artist and reader Adam Vian certainly has a different art style. It's more what you'd expect from the opening credits of a French movie from the 70's than a major Nintendo video game series. Which is exactly why this looks so lovely.

We've already had a look at artist Jed Henry's great reinterpretations of video game characters as they would've appeared during the age of samurai. But the shots above ramp things up even more. I can't decide if the Starfox or Pokemon art is my favorite. See more of Henry's Ukiyo-e styled images here.

It ran in Nintendo Power magazine in 1992, and had - considering the scale of the project - some pretty…

It reads like fan fiction and the rumor's original reporter—who uncovered PlayStation All-Stars six months before it was announced—concedes that nothing about it is confirmed. But Retro Studios is said to be working on, or at least to have considered, Star Fox-Metroid Fusion Saga, a mashup of third-person action…

YouTube user rickonami has done a wonderful thing. He's remade the intro to Star Fox on the SNES, only now it's in fancy HD, and includes some nods to the N64 game.

Do it. Right now. Why are you still here? You need a link? To Google? Seriously? Fine.

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