supermariopro101
Smash Journeyman
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I forgot what the site was called, but they are putting Metroid Prime into 2D as we speak. How they are pulling this off is beyond me and the site cannot be completely trusted I'm afraid, but it's worth a shot to look for.Resting_Fox said:I'm hoping any Metroids after Corruption will be done in 2D, and get back to the elements that gave Metroid its feel.
I'm glad they brought back beam-stacking, and all. But part of what defined Metroid was being alone on an alien planet, with only silence and a will to survive as company. [Well there was the Green Koala Squad and that ostrich but you get my point]. Bringing the hunters into the single player will probably turn it into more of a Halo-ripoff than a true Metroid. And it's sad, because even Prime took on a Resident Evil-like undertone. Sometimes I'm against the universal sharing of ideas because it monotonizes a lot of things that once were unique.
Anyway, the new gameplay mechanics seem fresh. I was playing Prime the other day and desiring some of the vary same things I read in the interview. Like how Samus can travel to several planets in one game. And wishing I could combine my plasma with my spazer [wave]. Kinda weird huh?
Let's just hope the rule of threequels holds up this time.
As for beam-stacking, I really liked the concept because frankly what are you going to c-stick with on the wii controller, assuming the control pad will already be used for something else. I guess it's kind of the way the bricks fall into place.
It will be interesting to see what dangers Samus will face after Metroid Fusion since there will be no more Mother Brain, Kraid, or Ridley (well maybe Meta-Ridley).
I look forward to future games produced by Retro Studios. Majority of the team says they will be working on an "original" game.
Edit: Here's the link
http://www.mp2d.co.uk/project.php