Nintendo reveals new details about the next two games of the series Star Fox: shooter Star Fox Zero and its spinoff, the strategy game Star Fox Guard, both inarrival in Europe exclusively on Wii U on 22 April. In the universe of Star Fox Zero, TV display offers a cinematic view from the Arwing while the Wii U Game Pad takes players directly inside the machine gunner and offers an immersive sound and motion sensing controls for aiming. A series of missions to help new recruits training to familiarize themselves with the unique dual display mode of the game. After that they will have improved theirskill, players will return to training missions to rack up high scores, then use what they have learned in the main game, discover new areas and beat the previous performance. Gradually make progress in the game, players will be able to return to the previous missions to find hidden objects and alternative routes that offer brand new challenges. For example, the ordinary path across the planet Fortuna full of weaponsends with an epic battle against the mighty King Dodora, but after completing a particular mission, pilots sure if they can get back on the planet Fortuna and decide to diversify the action putting himself on the trail of Star Wolf. With multiple locations offering new challenges and surprises, every player, regardless of your skill level and style of play, will find what they are looking for him. Pilots willing to face challenges even more cruel cantouch the sensor NFC with their Black Hawk amiibo to unlock the Arwing has more powerful devices, but weaker defenses that make it a powerful tool but fragile. Use the amiibo Fox will unlock an Arwing retro with a style reminiscent of the original Super NES game Star Fox and that includes music of the past, to be used in the first level Corneria. Simultaneously with the launch of Star Fox Zero, also published its spinoff, Star Fox Guard, whichmakes players security guards to defend mine sites against hordes of invading robots. TV screen shows 12 video surveillance screens, each monitoring a different part of the mining areas and tap players switch between cameras to identify enemies approaching. Help is also at hand thanks to Fox and Falco amiibo, that can be touched once a day to get the Star Fox team for a powerful attack from the skiesthat will destroy the robots under attack. successfully complete missions will attract rare minerals, useful to unlock further missions and cameras with special abilities, such as slow down enemies or lock them in place, adding another layer of strategy to action. Team mode will allow skilled strategists to create and upload their attack patterns to play with other users around the world, or play those created by others. Meanwhile theSuperstratega mode is updated daily to offer a challenge spread from one end to the other of the globe. Fans who purchase the Zero-Star Fox will get a taste of the strategic action of Star Fox Guard with an exclusive demo available, only accessible from the main menu of Star Fox Zero. The saved data can be transferred to the full version, so that the strategists could pick up where they had ended. From April 22, Wii owners Umay purchase Zero-Star Fox and Star Fox Guard in a First Print Edition which includes two separate game disks and an exclusive SteelBook case. This edition will be the only way for collectors to get hold of a physical copy of Star Fox Guard. Star Fox Guard will also be available in stores in code format download. In addition, those who purchase a title from Nintendo eShop will get a discount of € 5.00 on the other title, spending € 59.00for both games. Who want to train you can buy the game Nintendo 64, Star Fox 64, already available on the Nintendo eShop to € 4.99 23:59 a.m. (local time) on April 21, 2016.

Release date: April 22, 2016