Call of Duty is better than StarFox

http://www.youtube.com...^that video won't play on the page for some reason, so go ahead and take a click.Anyway, there is, perhaps, one product of the entertainment industry that I may have even more respect for than My Little Pony... It is Star Fox. Now, it's storyline has not been continued since 2006, and we haven't seen any new games for the series since 2011.But while this game isn't popular nor frequently released, the question we really have to ask ourselves is...What Makes A Game Better?To find the answers, we must look to the development of plot and characters, the gameplay, and how the game was revolutionary for its time, which is incredibly important to this debate considering Star Fox's prime was back in the 1990's.1. Development of Plot and CharactersThe story of Star Fox is perhaps the most exciting aspect of the game. Fox McCloud (Fox in above picture) takes over a small mercenary team after his father's murder, along with the last surviving member of the original team Peppy Hare (Rabbit above), former gangster Falco Lombardi, (Bird above), and a close friend of McCloud, the mechanic Slippy Toad (Frog above). Together, they do what the army of their home planet, Corneria, is not capable of doing by journeying across the Lylat System to Venom to take out the tyrant Andross, which Fox is driven to do in order to avenge his father.Following the plot of the original two games, the team encounters their arch plural form of nemesis, Star Wolf, unseen family members, such as Beltino Toad, and even Fox's love interest, Krystal (Cat above). Each of these characters have incredibly distinct personalities, each game has a distinct plot of its own, every planet a new backstory, every mission leaving you wondering what will happen next.As opposed to the distinct plot and characters of Call of Duty: 2. GameplayMany people will look to the gameplay of a game first and foremost when deciding what makes a game better. And they should! After all, what is the point of a game other than to play it?And this causes a predicament for Star Fox. Many will note that the gameplay of Star Fox, especially toward the GameCube age, was questionable. And while Star Fox has never had an online feature, the pre-2006 editions of the games all provided gameplay that was great for its time, some might even consider it outstanding.In 1993, the original Star Fox game for the SNES was the first ever third/first-person rail shooter that actually simulated the player being inside the ship and flying forward (or in some cases, in multiple directions). In 1996, Star Fox 64 goes without mention as being the most loved game of its time, with, among graphic achievements that I will mention in the third contention, was the first where the player could transport in multiple vehicles, and also provided an exciting multiplayer experience.Finally, in 2005, Star Fox: Assault was among the first to allow in-game vehicle changes, where you could fly, then walk, then ride a tank in any order you saw fit.3. The Gaming Revolutions Brought About By Star Fox1993: Star Fox- SNES: First game with 3-Dimensional graphics, and first with any kind of voice acting (although it was simply "blah blah blahs"). 1996: Star Fox 64- N64: First game with diverse voice acting, which was commended by many gaming critics. 2002: Star Fox Adventures- GameCube: It's like Legend of Zelda, with dinosaurs, in space. Your argument is invalid.2005: Star Fox: Assault- GameCube: An early-on combat game that allowed multiple weapon changes, in-game vehicle changes, also the first Star Fox game that almost ended like a Shakespearean Tragedy, which, admittedly, would have made a better ending.2006: Star Fox: Command- NDS: Sucked. But COD's had its moments, too.2011: Star Fox 64 3D- 3DS: On the list of first 3D games made by Nintendo, possible being the first since Nintendo's big cheese Shigeru Miyamoto claims Star Fox as his game of choice.All info that I didn't already know found here:[http://www.starfox-online.net...] ConclusionStar Fox hasn't been fresh and up-to-date lately. But it surely has provided more excitement to the gaming industry than Call of Duty, regardless of popularity or online features. But online can get annoying sometimes, remember what Pro said?Star Fox made what I had of my childhood. Oh, those days.