In Zone 3, you have to quickly win a Ring Race and then destroy the evil Totem Poles that have been placed in the center. You can then find the Fire Spirits and return to your portal before the time limit is up. Eventually you become a rank 10-11 Tornado that can whip away everything in sight. The more objects that you absorb, the stronger you become. You start out as a really weak wind that can only hurl away small objects. The first two revolve around the Tornado gimmick that I actually liked quite a bit. There are 8 worlds like your average Mario game and each one has 3 zones. Also, Zephyr isn’t being lied too right? That would be too sinister even for the villains…uh oh! Still, he is going to have to move fast since the villains are everywhere and the tornadoes are really starting to weaken the Earth’s defenses. Zephyr is glad to help even if he has no real regard for the safety of Earth’s citizens. His mentor is one of the wisest guys ever and reminds Zephyr that they must defeat all of the fire spirits before the Earth is destroyed. He is a living tornado and he is the prince/leader of the Wind Warriors. The story revolves around a guy named Zephyr.

No worries though, this game is short, but it is definitely fun. This review was originally going to come out before Zero’s, but when the game arrived, it naturally took top priority. Ironically it is about as long as Star Fox Zero. The actual campaign only lasted a few hours and was certainly less than I had heard. The game really is over before you know it.

It’s a fun game although they definitely could have done more with the overall concept.

That made it super qualified for this role. This one had trophies, was on the backburner for a while, and it was a short title. Before Star Fox Zero arrives in the mail later I decided to go through one more game.

Fat princess ps3 summary