See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Metroid Prime
Everyone has their own ideas for a “Game of the Year” list. But it’s fun to take stock and see how acclaimed games have changed over the last three decades.
Image via Nintendo Nintendo announced two Metroid titles today: . Metroid superfans haven’t been waiting as long as Beyond Good & Evil fans, but this is still a coup. Best of all, the war between 2D and 3D Metroid fans has apparently been settled by Nintendo with, “Why not both?”
Metroid Prime: Federation Force has attracted its share of consternation in the year and a bit since it was announced, largely because long-time Nintendo fans yearning for a new Metroid game weren’t quite expecting a multiplayer Nintendo variant on Rocket League. Nintendo perhaps regrets the decision to introduce Federation Force…
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