Star Fox

For other uses, see Star Fox (disambiguation).

Star Fox
Basic Information
Type(s)	Video Game
Developer(s)	Argonaut Games
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Series	Star Fox
Genre(s)	Rail Shooter, Shoot 'em up
Media	8 Megabit Super FX Cartridge
Input	Super Nintendo Controller
Platform(s)	SNES and Super Famicom
Retail Features
Technical Information
Main Credits
Director(s)	Katsuya Eguchi
Producer(s)	Shigeru Miyamoto
Designer(s)	Shigeru Miyamoto
Composer(s)	Hajime Hirasawa
Lead Progammer(s)	Dylan Cuthbert, Giles Goddard, Krister Wombell
European Release Date(s)
Super Nintendo Entertainment System June 3, 1993
North American Release Date(s)
Super Nintendo Entertainment System March 1, 1993
Japanese Release Date(s)
Super Famicom February 22, 1993
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Achievements GOG | In-Game | Origin | PlayStation Trophies | Retro Steam | Xbox Live

Star Fox (Also known as Starwing in Europe due to legal problems with a Danish vacuum cleaner called "Star Fox") was created for the Super Nintendo in 1993. It spawned several sequels, including Star Fox 64, Star Fox Adventures, and Star Fox: Assault. There was also an unreleased sequel in development for the Super Nintendo called Star Fox 2.

The game was originally created as a demo of the Super FX chip that enabled primitive 3D graphics on the SNES. Shigeru Miyamoto slapped on characters, levels, and called it a game. This approach to creating the franchise is one of the reasons why Miyamoto feels no strong attachment to the series and shops it out to Rare and Namco.