[Turey]

Just a small question, what is on rails?

Like StarFox 64, you're not allowed to go backwards, or go for any distance left or right.

Imagine doing Death Star Trench run - you can't go left or right, and you can't turn around or Darth Vader will fry you.

[Sarafan]

Like StarFox 64, you're not allowed to go backwards, or go for any distance left or right.

Imagine doing Death Star Trench run - you can't go left or right, and you can't turn around or Darth Vader will fry you.

*sarcasm on*

That looks to be great fun!

*sarcasm off*

[Bobboau]

and you only have a marginable amount of control over how fast you move

[aldo_14]

Like StarFox 64, you're not allowed to go backwards, or go for any distance left or right.

Imagine doing Death Star Trench run - you can't go left or right, and you can't turn around or Darth Vader will fry you.

*sarcasm on*

That looks to be great fun!

*sarcasm off*

Oddly, it is fantastic fun.  Although, all-range mode is generally even better.

[Mongoose]

Yeah, I had no complaints about the rail-shooter segments of SF64, but the all-range mode was generally much more fun.  I don't think I've played every single mission yet (I finally bought the game only a year or so ago), but one of my favorites out of those I did play was the ID4-esque fight against swarms of enemy fighters and their mothership, and that was solely all-range mode.  In other words, those z00bs don't know what they're talking about.

[Ulala]

I just liked the missions with ridiculous amounts of enemies, like Katina and Area 6. Even Macbeth was pretty fun in the tank.

[aldo_14]

Katina was the dogs-nadgers.

[Ulala]

Katina was the best of the all-rangers in my opinion, just cause it had sooo many fighters. I'd collide with them and lose wings often and be pretty pissed about it too!