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|key_people      = Jez San

'''Argonaut Games''' was a British video game and software developer originally founded by {{s|wikipedia|Jez San}} in 1982. The named is based on his initials, J. San, being a play on {{s|wikipedia|Jason and the Argonauts}}. Argonaut first developed a relation with [[Nintendo]] when they presented a method of defeating the {{s|nintendowiki|Game Boy}} copyright protection mechanism.<ref>https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-07-04-born-slippy-the-making-of-star-fox</ref> This lead to both companies working on a prototype flight called ''SNESGlider''. Nintendo would publisher their Game Boy action game ''{{s|nintendowiki|X}}'' in 1992. Full development of SNESGlider entered production, and Jez convinced Nintendo to make custom hardware for it. The hardware became the Super FX chip and the game became {{s|lylatwiki|Star Fox (game)|Star Fox}}, both released together in 1993. Nintendo would then publish the Argonaut developed ''{{s|nintendowiki|Stunt Race FX}}'' in 1994. Argonaut would then start development of ''{{s|lylatwiki|Star Fox 2}}'' and got far into development before Nintendo shut the project down. The most likely reasons are the game looked primitive by then current hardware standards and Nintendo making ''{{s|lylatwiki|Star Fox 64}}'' in-house without the involvement. Argonaut then pitched a 3D platformer starring [[Yoshi]] but this project was rejected. The project eventually evolved into ''{{s|wikipedia|Croc: Legend of the Gobbos}}''. Argonaut would continue to develop games and chips for other companies until going bankrupt in 2004 and forced to liquidate their assets, effectively shutting themselves down.

{{SSBM|Fox}} returns alongside newcomer {{SSBM|Falco}}. Slippy and Peppy appear as cameos during the [[Smash Taunt]] on certain stages, as well as trophies. The music track '''Star Fox Medley''' debuts in this game. [[Corneria]] and [[Venom]] first appear in ''Star Fox''. Great Fox and [[Andross]] appear as trophies.

{{SSBB|Fox}} and {{SSBB|Falco}} return, with the latter now getting an Arwing in his entrance animation. Andross debuts as an assist trophy. The [[Smart Bomb]] debuts as an item. General Pepper debuts as a trophy. The music tracks'''Main Theme - Star Fox''', '''Corneria - Star Fox''', and '''Space Armada''' debut in this game. <!--While Wolf was supposed to debut in Star Fox 2, he did not debut until Star Fox 64, which was not made by Argonaut.!-->

''{{SSBBMusicLink|Nintendo|Tunnel Scene (X)}}'', a Remix of the Game's Tunnel scene appears, Additionally, The Training academy coach appears as a Sticker.