Spy Fox: Secret Agent Trilogy

is a point and click video game developed by and published by (under the Humongous Entertainment branding). It is remasters to the main three Spy Fox video games with enchanced animation, background, HUD and remade music (although you will have an option to switch between original and remastered music). It is released for Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, Mobile devices, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Sega Orion on May TBDth, 2021. While the PC, Mac and Mobile versions would be download only, the consoles would also get a physical release.
There will be a collector's pack, and will also release alongside with Spy Fox 4: Mission Face Paint.
==Differences between the original and the remasters==
Original 	Remaster
Spy Fox is voiced by Robert "Bob" Zenk in the first game whereas he was voiced by Mike Madeoy in the second and third games. 	Spy Fox is now voiced by Mike Madeoy in the first game, while reprising his role for the sequels.
The first two games had no ESRB rating whereas the third game was rated E for Everyone 	Since the trilogy is rated E10+, the games now has that particular rating.
In Dry Cereal, the cheese and crackers spy gadget is referred as Cheez-n-Safe Cracker Kit. 	The Cheez-n-Safe Cracker Kit is now simply referred to as Cheez-n-Safe Crackers.
In Some Assembly Required, it doesn't matter which different food (Pickle Pot Pie, Onion Delight and Pineapple Right-side Up Cake), the stuffing would always be green and Spy Fox would make same expressions. Additionally, you can't choose between three of them.	These three foods now have different color (Pickle Pot Pie remains green, Onion Delight is now red/pink and Pineapple Right-side Up Cake is now yellow), a fly is no longer in Pineapple Right-side Up Cake, and Fox now makes different expressions (his expression if Pickle Pot Pie remains same, Fox will now have tears in his eyes while making a sour face if Onion Delight, and Fox will now smile, thinking its tasty if Pineapple Right Side Up Cake). Additionally, you can now choose the option between three of these albeit also in a cheat code.
In Some Assembly Required, you can only choose the names that the I.D Maker has. 	You can now make your own name while still having an option to choose the names that the I.D. Maker has.
Walter Wireless is voiced by Scott Burns in the first two games. 	Walter Wireless is now voiced by Travis Willingham, replacing Scott Burns. Although he still doesn't appear in Operation Ozone.
In Dry Cereal, you don't get an option to choose either a Diode, Key or Punch Card. 	You now have an option to choose Diode, Key or Punch Card via in a cheat code.
In one part of Dry Cereal, Spy Fox, when using the Cheez-and-Safe Cracker Kit, will say "This Cheez-n-Safe Cracker Kit should do the trick!" 	Due to the new name of the gadget, Spy Fox now says "These Cheez-n-Safe Crackers should do the trick!"
All of the three games' engine are being made with SCUMM 	The game engine are now changed to the brand new SCUMM 2.0 engine for all three games, rebuilt from scratch using the new program called "Spy-Fox-Scope".
In Dry Cereal, Professor Quack says "Okay, that is the Cheez-n-Safe Cracker Kit". 	Also because of the new name, Quack now says "Okay, those are the Cheez-n-Safe Crackers".
David Scully voices Napoleon LeRoach in the original game. 	Roger L. Jackson voices Napoleon LeRoach in the Spy Fox 2 remaster.
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	
==Trivia==
*In four weeks before release, the original three Spy Fox games were removed from the Steam store and mobile stores in favor of the remaster.
*Spy Fox, Monkey Penny, Russian Blue, Professor Quack, William the Goat, Poodles Galore are not listed in the differences have their voice actors reprising their roles.
**Spy's part is particial, since Mike Madeoy now voices him in the first game remake.
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