I started a petition! SAVE STAR FOX

[The Green Fox]

Hey guys, I created a petition! Sign it now! It's to save the Star fox series!

http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/savestarfoxnow

I know it's small but any effort is worthy!

[sniper]

done, but..... this has been tried many times in many ways, so don't expect anything  :wink:

[Vy'drach]

That's not the way to think lol, I signed it too, and if Nintendo happens to get a hold of a filled up petition, they'll see they can have a rather large marketing population to cater to with a new SF game.

[Kursed]

I signed it but I'm not  getting my hopes up for this.

[Guest FoXXX]

I signed it :cool:

[Mr. Foxer]

Don't bother, even if Nintendo notices, the SF fan base is still quite small. With each SF game release the sales went down. Nintendo isn't going to develop and release a whole game just for a few hundred fans.

Petitions never work, I've seen plenty of them, never change anything.

[Mr. Krystal]

We KNOW they're working on a new Star Fox game. They always are. It's just that they may not put a high priority on it for a while in order to focus on other things. However, Nintendo always comes around eventually. I mean, there's a SINGLE Kirby game that's been in continuous development for over 10 years. Zelda Wii was in development for years and years before we heard anything about it. The fan's view of Nintendo is horribly limited, so don't think something like a petition can influence something as significant as the creation of a new game.

[Mr. Foxer]

We KNOW they're working on a new Star Fox game. They always are. It's just that they may not put a high priority on it for a while in order to focus on other things. However, Nintendo always comes around eventually. I mean, there's a SINGLE Kirby game that's been in continuous development for over 10 years. Zelda Wii was in development for years and years before we heard anything about it. The fan's view of Nintendo is horribly limited, so don't think something like a petition can influence something as significant as the creation of a new game.

How do you know?

[Guest Julius Quasar]

I'd sign it....

[Falcory]

We KNOW they're working on a new Star Fox game. They always are. It's just that they may not put a high priority on it for a while in order to focus on other things. However, Nintendo always comes around eventually. I mean, there's a SINGLE Kirby game that's been in continuous development for over 10 years. Zelda Wii was in development for years and years before we heard anything about it. The fan's view of Nintendo is horribly limited, so don't think something like a petition can influence something as significant as the creation of a new game.

Mr. K is right. Even though it's not as popular as the other Nintendo series, you know they're working on one right now. It's to big of a series not to continue. Problem is....we all just wish they'd hurry up already. XD

[Steve]

Sadly, a company runs with money, not with requests (not directly speaking, of course) so whatever leaves the most money has a bigger priority ...with nintendo, it will probably be mario, zelda, metroid, etc . No matter how simple the games might be, they will still print money cause they have a super bbqwtf fanbase (new super mario bros wii sold a freaking lot of copies...and the game was just a lazy installment of the series, good tho, but just lazy overall). Sadly, starfox doesn't print that much money, so even tho they might be working on a new game, they won't hurry up since they have bigger and new plans that will print more cash, so SF will keep stacking behind.

[ThePointingMan]

If you met that goal they might hurry it up a bit though, cause that is a pretty big number.

[Mr. Krystal]

How do you know?

I explained in the post. They ALWAYS are. It's like asking me how I know everyone I love will die someday. It's because EVERYONE dies eventually.

[DZComposer]

Another one of these?

People...

Nintendo doesn't care about petitions. This has been done over and over for every series.

[Mr. Foxer]

You can't say they always are. We don't know if they are making another one, we can only hope so.

[Mr. Krystal]

You can't say they always are. We don't know if they are making another one, we can only hope so.

Yes I can. "They are always working on new titles (in some form or degree) for their important game series." There. I said it.

[Guest FoXXX]

Yes I can. "They are always working on new titles (in some form or degree) for their important game series." There. I said it.

Man, they may have already excluded Command from the storyline

I hope....

[Starfox mccloud15]

cool Greneck! :D

[Mr. Foxer]

Yes I can. "They are always working on new titles (in some form or degree) for their important game series." There. I said it.

Do you have proof of this?

[Fox-Shot]

Do you have proof of this?

It's difficult to explain... let me use another game for an example

You know Super Smash Bros Brawl, how did they have everything set up for the trailer for when they first unvieled the game?  They already had models and levels built, they were already working on it.  They have to have proof of concept before announcing, therefor, they are working on the models and idea for the new Starfox for when they debut it.

[Mr. Foxer]

It sounds like you desperately hope that a new Star Fox will come out and that you can't admit that it might be dead.

[Guest FoXXX]

It sounds like you desperately hope that a new Star Fox will come out and that you can't admit that it might be dead.

I doubt it's dead...

[Mr. Krystal]

It sounds like you desperately hope that a new Star Fox will come out and that you can't admit that it might be dead.

Ask yourself the same question: Do have proof that Star Fox is dead? Do you have proof that ANY major Nintendo franchise has ever died? I can't think of one.

I don't need proof. My assumption is self-evident.

[Asper Sarnoff]

I second what Mr. K has already said. I've got a feeling that a new game is indeed in the works.

A fan pettition can't do anything about getting Nintendo to start or greatly influence such a large project as future SF game.

Let's resort to patience. It will come, sooner or later.

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Okay, where is it? Not here?... DISSAPOINTED!!!

[Zicka]

Ask yourself the same question: Do have proof that Star Fox is dead? Do you have proof that ANY major Nintendo franchise has ever died? I can't think of one.

I don't need proof. My assumption is self-evident.

And there lies the failure in logic, assuming that Starfox is a *major* Nintendo franchise. Starfox could drop off the map right now and Nintendo's image wouldn't be hurt one bit, it does not have nearely the same kind of following that Mario or Zelda has.