As the game approached launch, Nintendo became concerned that the title "Star Fox" could be considered too similar to the name of the German company "StarVox". Thus, like its predecessor, the game was rebranded as "Lylat Wars" in certain PAL territories. "Nintendo Power" subscribers received a promotional video prior to "Star Fox 64"s release (the same tactic was used to promote "Donkey Kong Country" for the SNES as well as "Diddy Kong Racing", "Banjo-Kazooie", and "Hey You, Pikachu!" for the Nintendo 64) that advertised the game's cinematic presentation, as well as new features like the Rumble Pak and voice acting. It revolves around two agents of Sega and Sony (who at the time were Nintendo's biggest hardware competitors) interrogating a Nintendo employee into revealing information about the game.