The reason the Super NES's Star Fox was so successful is because it's able to combine challenge with really intense atmosphere giving the gamer the impression he's helpless in the galaxy (especially whenever your life is

This is partly due to enemies appearing significantly less frequently than in the Super NES's Star Fox

While I don't mind having your team constantly radioing in and giving advice, it was a better format on the Super NES when they didn't actually speak.

Whereas on the Super NES the music was extremely catchy, suspenseful and memorable, no such treatment occurs here in Star Fox 64.

People used to make a big deal how Star Fox 64 was supposedly an improvement over the Super NES's Star Fox.

Meteo is decent but a boring imitation of the same type of dark space stage we see in the Super NES's Star Fox where you're constantly surrounded by flying boulders and a high danger level.

This is why the Super NES version is so much better.