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Metroid: Other M Interview

You know, I think I’ll just let the video do all of the talking on this one.

6 Responses for “Metroid: Other M Interview”

  1. Adolf says:

    i have a suspicion that paper mario will also be making a cameo…

  2. EdenWirefly says:

    Before this turns into a spam thread:

    From a logical/”Nintendo Fanboy” approach, I can see why going back to side-scroller would cause an uproar; people loved the Prime trilogy. Here’s the double-eged sword though: veterans to Metroid will enjoy returning to their side-scrolling roots with Other M, the newbies that started with the Prime trilogy will probably hate it…….for a few minutes.

    Every time Nintendo launches a new console, they send a few games in to test the hardware, and then Samus Aran comes in and blows away everyone’s expectations. When the Nintendo Gamecube was announced, Nintendo also unveiled Metroid Prime, a legend among Gamecube games. There was quite a stir with that one; not only would Samus partake in a 3D game of her own, but this would also be the 1st of 4 FPS-style Metroid games. With the Wii’s release, the Prime trilogy was wrapped up, with excellence I might add, ending that trilogy.

    I’m sure plenty of people wanted to see another FPS Metroid, but look- Metroid is a “Nintendo” game. Even though Other M is being co-produced by Team Ninja (hell yes), it still has old-school Nintendo written all over it. Not to mention; this year marks the 24th anniversary of the original Metroid. It’s only fitting that it would be a mash between the FPS-style gameplay that newcomers may enjoy, and the side-scrolling flare that us veterans were raised on.

    Thus concludes my rant. (hey, I was raised on two things: Megaman and Metroid)

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