NintendObserver’s select content on Starlink: Battle for Atlas for Nintendo Switch.
NintendObserver’s select content on Starlink: Battle for Atlas for Nintendo Switch.
On Nintendo Switch, the Starlink crew teams up with Fox McCloud, who comes complete with an exclusive Arwing starship and special story-driven missions focusing on the Star Fox team.
Starlink Battle for Atlas is available now.
Overdrive and Time Shift.
Let's rock 'n' roll.
To make sure no platform is jealous, they didn't put the controller in any shots of the video.
Only the Nintendo version of the trailer had Fox in it.
Connecting any Starlink toy to the game will unlock a digital version of it for seven days, allowing you to continue playing without toys at any time, or to leave them at home while playing on the go with Nintendo Switch.
Getting you ready to jump from planet to planet.
Starlink Customization. Open-World Exploration. Colorful Cast of Characters. Deep Combat.
"Never thought I'd miss the food on Corneria."
I kinda wish there was a way to also play on foot, like there is in Daemon X Machina.
Explore seven massive open worlds, each with their own flora and fauna.
Naturally, Fox and the Arwing were only available to play on the Nintendo booth.
So many toys. And they show up in the game absolutely seamlessly.
Matthew Rose talks Star Fox in Starlink.
I probably should not say this but, Yves's teleprompter was on camera.
A surprising ally exclusive to Nintendo Switch.
Take it to space on October 16.
Nice. They're preferring the Switch when it comes to promoting Starlink even though it's a multiplat.
You’re part of a group of heroic interstellar pilots, dedicated to free the Atlas star system from Grax and the Forgotten Legion, an evil robot force.