Meteor

The Battle Base Meteor is a planetary stage in Star Fox, Star Fox 2 and their remake Star Fox DS. This asteroid was originally developed as an amusement park, before Andross seized the Meteor for his own use, fortifying it into a battle base for his war against Corneria.

Star Fox
In Star Fox, the Meteor is the fourth stage along the game's Easy Route, after the Andross Space Armada and before the Venom Orbital. In this stage, the Star Fox Team flies close to the ground and at low visibility, making it one of the more challenging stages for avoiding collisions with solid objects. At the end of the stage, Fox fights the Dancing Insector in his Arwing.
 * “This giant planetoid is actually an artificial asteroid that was created to be a great amusement facility called "Meteor Land". The evil Emperor Andross, however, turned it into his advance base, leaving it a mere shadow of its former self. This well stocked military depot is hurtling towards Corneria behind the Space Armada of Andross.”
 * —Star Fox 1993; Instruction Booklet

Star Fox 2
In Star Fox 2, the Meteor is one of the possible planetary stages in the game where the Arwing Walker can be used.

Star Fox DS
In Star Fox DS, the remake of Star Fox, the Meteor is the fourth stage along the game's Level 1 path, after the Space Armada and before the Lylat Star. In this stage, the Star Fox Team flies close to the ground and at low visibility, making it one of the more challenging stages for avoiding collisions with solid objects. At the end of the stage, Fox fights the Dancing Insector in his Arwing or Walker.

Nintendo World
The Meteor makes its 3D appearance in Nintendo World. It is the fourth stage of blue path in Star Fox Zero.

Trivia

 * For players more familiar with Star Fox 64, the Meteor may lend some confusion. The Meteor in the first two games is not the same as Meteo, which is analogous to the Asteroid Belt, a separate stage also in the first two games. The Meteor makes no known appearance in Star Fox 64 or subsequent games until Nintendo World.