Estelle Ellis got her hands on a few Star Fox Adventures games (the PAL/European version) and is making them available as signed merchandise. Since I haven't heard back from her yet, I don't know what they will cost or how the shipping will be handled. Regardless, as of yesterday, there were still some available. Check out the original post and send her a DM if you're interested. She started working on this project back on February 23rd.

YouTuber Jigglylookback recently released a video detailing his experiences with the released debug build of Dinosaur Planet combined with play a more recent fan build from this year called Dinomod Enhanced. He covers the details of what was broken, what's still broken, and the state of the game today. The video also covers the history of the game's development, how it compares to Star Fox Adventures, and a summary of the entire game's plot, so beware of spoilers!

To achieve find all this detail for his video, Jiggylookback did five streams where he played through the Dinomod Enhanced 2025 build of Dinosaur Planet. If you want to see the whole game, start to finish (not counting the still missing sections and features), you can watch these:

• Dinosaur Planet on N64
• More Dinosaur Planet on N64
• Even More Dinosaur Planet on N64
• Can We Make More Progress? Dinosaur Planet on N64
• The Home Stretch... Dinosaur Planet on N64

The fan community has brought the game to a much more playable state since the original release in 2021. I suspect with all the new N64 decompilation work going on lately, this game may be next to get the decompilation treatment. If that happens, fixes, adjustments, and mods for the game will become relatively easy to make.

If you're interested in following the ongoing fan development of Dinosaur Planet, there are at least two Discord servers you can join. If you're interested in the very cutting edge of modern Nintendo 64 development, check out the videos by Kaze Emanuar, who is currently developing an unofficial sequel to Mario 64 called "Return to Yoshi's Island". He's been using every trick in the book, and sometimes writing his own, to pull out the absolute maximum performance out of real N64 hardware, and it shows, with the Mario 64-like game running above 30 frames per second with tons more detail, better textures, better physics and movesets, and 15 brand new worlds. The game will be releasing sometime in 2025 or 2026 by my estimation. Here's an example video where he shows off his underwater dome level.

I've recently become very excited for the state of N64 development, with Dinosaur Planet, these decompilations, and the soon-to-be-released Analogue 3D, a high-end, system-accurate FPGA N64 clone that can do 4K video output.

Sorry for the lack of posts recently. I had to go on a business trip where I got sick AGAIN (4th time in 2 months).

Krystal cosplayer, TechnicolorCosplay (known for the Ice Krystal variant pictured above) will be appearing as Krystal at a couple of upcoming events. This cosplay should also include the version 1 staff that I helped produce.

First is this Saturday, February 22nd at the Fan Expo in Vancouver Canada. I'm told this Krystal cosplay will be taking the stage again this year.

Then, from March 7th through 8th, TechnicolorCosplay will also wear the Krystal cosplay at the Emerald City ComicCon in Seattle Washington.

I mentioned on the Star Fox Assault 20th Anniversary post that I was working on a secret surprise project. It took my entire weekend, but here they are! The complete set of Star Fox Assault voice acting clips, annotated and categorized. I posted them on StarFox.org where you can view and play them right in your browser. Future updates will allow searching, filtering, and other stuff like that. (I also made a small update to the visual style of StarFox.org itself.)

There's a total of 3290 clips, some of which are in Japanese or pure sound effects, but the vast majority are all the individual voice acting clips from the English version of the game. It even includes some unused clips and the versions used in the E3 demos with the REALLY bad voice acting.

Also, there are over 450 Krystal clips here!

Some of you long-time readers are probably thinking to yourself. "Wait a minute! Didn't he do that years ago?" Kinda. Back on February 26th, 2015, I asked for your help in annotating these clips using a Google spreadsheet. Most of the work was done within a couple weeks thanks to many volunteers. For those of you who helped, thank you so much!

Unfortunately, I noticed some inconsistencies. I started to go through them one by one to verify the clips. Alas, that was going to be a tremendous amount of work. So much work that I started putting it off longer and longer. Without realizing it, almost 10 years had gone by! But 2025 is my year of finishing unfinished projects, so this is one more off that long list! Hopefully more StarFox.org related stuff will get released soon. I have tons to do.

So enjoy! This is my way of celebrating Star Fox Assault's 20th Anniversary.

Small language warning for the video.

Gagnetar posted a quick update video talking about Star Fox Assault and his plans for the upcoming Half Life 2 Krystal mod version 4. He's working hard on releasing it to the Steam Workshop, along with back-ports of previous versions of the mod so hopefully the installation will be as simple as a couple clicks. Unfortunately, due to illness, it's taking him a bit longer than expected.

The mod itself will feature a new model that he says was highly requested. He did a bunch of custom editing to make the proportions more like Krystal's in-game appearance. There's new artwork coming to go with it, some of which he shows off in the video. Watch the video to get additional details on what's coming.

I'm not allowed to talk much more yet, but I will say that the mod's release is going to be very soon. Looking forward to it!

Today's the day! Star Fox Assault celebrates its 20th anniversary since its release in 2005. I hope you have had a chance to appreciate the game.

I'm working on a surprise Star Fox Assault related project that I hope to release tonight. Something that's been overdue for a long time, because it's a lot of work. We'll see if I can finish it in time. Otherwise, sometime this weekend.

In the meantime, I wanted to point out other people celebrating the 20th Anniversary. There are others who are still working on their celebration projects for the game, but these have already been posted.

Takaya Imamura posted about the anniversary and expressed support for Star Fox Assault being re-released on Switch 2. (Also the 11th anniversary for Steel Diver.)

0013ysyk made a 20th Anniversary fanart. Very epic. The speed drawing video was also posted.

TriWarrior shows off an Assault fanart which me made recently.

James recounts that Star Fox Assault was his first Star Fox game and first video game EVER.

And lastly, I got permission to post this lovely Valentines fanart by ChocEnd.

Modder ToRiCoChi created this amazing Krystal mod for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. With the right items, you can play through the entire game as Krystal and even use her staff as your primary weapon.

Based on the Linkle mod, this Krystal mod replaces the Phantom Armor set with the textures, mesh, and animations to recreate Krystal, including ears, tail, hair, and clothing, as well as the physics modifications to make them all work seamlessly. In spite of being a blue fox creature, the citizens of the world won't be scared of her as they would with the normal Phantom Armor. The SixSage's Sword is replaced with Krystal's staff. Though it's a sword weapon, Krystal will use it as a staff weapon.

There's and alternate version of the mod also available for download called TuyoTuyo version, which makes the armor resist all weather effects (so you can always look like Krystal), makes it slightly stronger, and makes staff weapons not breakable so you can use Krystal's staff forever. ToRiCoChi really thought of everything.

You can download both versions from GameBanana. This mod is specifically for the Wii U version of the game. I really should try this!

UndyingNephalim has posted a new video for the Star Fox Event Horizon fangame and this one is a story cutscene. Shears, a terrifying villain from the official Star Fox comic Farewell, Beloved Falco, calls up Fox McCloud to "encourage" him to leave Sauria. Wouldn't want something to happen to his girlfriend, now would he?

How can one man be so intimidating and formal at the same time? Excellent writing, voice acting, and pacing here. Well done to all involved, particularly the voice actoring of Colonel Shears (Alex Ross) and Fox McCloud (Kyle Rhys Marsh).

It has been a couple years since I showed off my massive Star Fox and Krystal collection, and I've added quite a few things to it since then. Over the upcoming weeks, I'll share details on the new items I've obtained.

This time it's the official Star Fox 64 Soundtrack CD. This is the North American sountrack CD, sold directly through Nintendo Power's store. (Yep, Nintendo Power had a mail order store and later an online store.) I had bought a bunch of things through them, and later the Nintendo Online Store before it all got consolidated into the My Nintendo Store (which I think is basically run through the same system as Nintendo New York). If you had wanted exclusive Nintendo stuff, including game soundtracks and obscure items like the the GameCube component video cables, that's where you had to buy it.

This soundtrack has gone for over $200 on eBay recently. For me, I found this on Facebook Marketplace for $80, which was a great deal by comparison. I was able to rip the whole CD in lossless quality with no issues. The CD itself is in perfect shape, though there is damage to the case. I have some spare cases to replace it with, however.

This CD contains 30 tracks, which is the vast majority of the soundtrack. It's mostly missing alternate variants of a couple tracks and some of the intro and outro fanfare themes. It's unfortunately missing Katt's theme and Bill's theme too. Still, hard to beat CD quality for these tracks!

There was another official Star Fox 64 Soundtrack CD called "Original Cuts" released in North America that had only 14 tracks and came in a slip sleeve instead of a case. This one sells for around $60. It looks like this:

Site viewer Jimaki sent in his custom Star Fox Adventures shadowbox he got in October 2023. It's modeled on the boxart from the game. The 36 by 28cm piece was a present from his sister for his birthday. The high quality shadowbox was made by PixelartGamecrafts, an Etsy seller. Check out the video showing multiple angles and shadows. Static pictures don't do it justice! Later on, Jimaki hopes to do another shadowbox of the Star Fox Adventures Nintendo Power cover.

He also sent in some custom pixel bead art of Krystal made by a local artist at the Hellenic IT Museum, in Mosxato, Athens Greece. This one was completed for relatively cheap in November 2024. The source of the pixel art is from Drag2812's animated gif.