LYCOS RETRIEVER
Star Fox Command: Enemies
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This mechanic is played out in a turn-based way, very similar to the cancelled Star Fox 2 on the SNES. When you intercept an enemy on the map, you enter the action in a full 3D arena. You have to take out the enemies in order to progress across the stages. You aren't limited to Fox this time either. As you play you will gain control over many other characters, each with their own unique ships. You control them all independently on the maps, so you sometimes have to play strategically.
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End 3: Emperor Anglar: Star Fox reunites once more and defeats their new enemy. Peace returns to the Lylat System. Months later, Krystal confesses to Fox that she is going back to Star Wolf. Fox begs Krystal to stay, but to no avail. She turns out to be the toughest pilot in the squadron and lives her life without regret.
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The movement of your ship is not the only role that the touch screen plays in Star Fox Command. Players can draw up their battle plans and put their strategy skills to the ultimate test by using this screen. As commander, use the screen to draw the routes your fighter should take, then battle any enemies you encounter as you take over bases and strategically advance across the map. A master tactician will plan the best flight paths not only for themselves but ... for up to four wingmen, making sure they plot the best course to intercept an enemy on the quick.
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