"No. You are Samus Aran - galactic bounty hunter who destroys Cthulhu-level aliens and saves the galaxy. That's who you are. And nobody will ever take that away from you." YEAH!!!
Amen! Sing it on high! This lady takes on towering Kaiju, F'ING SPACE DRAGONS, super deadly life sucking parasites, hoards of pirates, a deadly brain in a jar super computer, ghosts, and Satan only knows what other horrors, does it all alone (when whole teams just get murdered by this stuff), does not say a word, and when a species thanks her for saving their very planet she just gives them a subtle parting wave like: "It's cool.". She is badassery defined.
@@Umbreona well their is the metroid 2 remake where the metroid is actually going to help kick ridleys ass, and super where the tutorial aliens help her get her ship in time, but yeah your point still stands much like a shining piller does in a ivory palace
My one problem with this game is this: Samus is a BOUNTY HUNTER, as in a space mercenary for hire! Why the hell does she have to follow orders!? Adam didn't even establish a payment plan for her services, she's basically doing this mission for free. i'm not kidding, does she even get paid after this mission?
There is a valid logic for someone operating in a Galactic Federation facility having to follow orders from GF military officers, it's GF property and if the GF marines are looking for survivors it would make sense to place some sensible limitations on the independent operative such that the risk of said operative killing survivors by accident through liberal use of their most powerful weapons. HOWEVER, as everyone is aware the limitations placed upon Samus are far from sensible and both Adam's refusal to allow her to use basic equipment when she needs it (e.g. Hell Run) and Samus' refusal to activate plainly necessary gear is are ridiculous beyond measure and show the "father/daughter" relationship between them to be decidedly one-sided and extremely unhealthy; while she idolises him (because reasons) he seems to treat her mostly with contempt and disregard.
the base idea of trying to humanize samus wasn't terrible it was just so poorly executed that hell had to excavate a new level just for everyone involved in making this abomination
But I think that's the problem. Samus isn't "human". She was raised by an ex-warrior race who taught her their old warrior ways. Even among humans, you can take a grown man, send him to the military to essentially become a modern warrior (soldier) and break him down to the point that he loses his humanity and comes back with PTSD after the stuff they commit due to being able to act based on their training. The Chozo didn't need to break Samus. She was just a child. All they really had to do was mold her into a warrior. And even then, I don't think they raised her to be a monster. She was raised by the now peaceful Chozo. But she was still raised to be a warrior. That's why so many people were upset when she freaked out when she encounters Ridley in this game. Up to this point, we all kinda assumed she was hard enough to be able to face this childhood trauma and not flinch due to context clues and lore. Samus may be human, but she was raised as a child by something that wasn't. Kinda like those stories of children raised by wolves and then they're all animalistic, Samus was raised by a warrior race to be a warrior. She is still going to have emotions, but if humans can train other humans to suppress those emotions, imagine what an alien race could accomplish with a child.
@@lukedavies3654 the difference between having people restraining you to being the man in charge of the work with nobody questioning your shitty ideas.
You forgot to mention that Samus is like 6 ft without her suit so she should be towering everyone in the squad, yet they remain inches well above her height. Either that or everyone in the Galactic Federation is over 7ft
lol That is true, isn't it? In the cutscenes and flashbacks when she was in the Federation they made her look like a pipsqueak, like they were forcing us to sympathize with Samus Aran, the stoic badass that definitely should not have any of that melodrama. Seriously, they should have called this "Metroid Shoehorned", with the plot, the characters, Adam Malcovich's authority, and Samus' John-Woo-with-a-vagina impression. It played nothing like a Metroid game, had 0 exploration, 0 nostalgia (save for the references I'm expected to jizz my pants over), 0 common sense, and 0 replay value. This is what happens when you make a game that is supposed to be about lone-wolf exploration and turn it into an action-drama that retcons literally everything that we know about Metroid.
+Psionic Phazon well ridley killed her parents in front of her so it is understandable the scene however shows it in a very bad way sure a little breakdown is possible because she thought she finally beat him once and for al after super metroid but shouldve been able to snap out of it herself not due some dumb federation father figure cliche senpai stuff
tbh. I dont buy Samus' height being 6'3 even if its from an Official Nintendo guide. ( which I find faulty) if she really is 6'3, her physique should resemble Reyn from Xenoblade. Samus' height has to be around 5'3-5'7
You know, the worst thing about this game isn't even in the game itself. Do you know what Sakamoto's answer to this game's plotholes (such as Samus being afraid of Ridley) was ? *Retconning the entire Metroid Prime trilogy out of canon.* That is a huge load of bullshit.
Nope. Prime Trilogy is still canon. Ridley's.... basically Sigma at this point Here, have a timeline: Metroid (Zero Mission) Metroid Prime Metroid Prime Hunters Metroid Prime 2: Echoes Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Metroid II Super Metroid Metroid: Other M Metroid Fusion
+Matthew Travis and in super metroid Ridley explodes above Samus so of course his DNA would be on the suit. "I gave your suit a polish so you'd be at least somewhat presentable."
You know, if they ever did remake Super Metroid in 3D, it would be funny to play the end of the game with Ridley's remains on the Gravity Suit. And it made sense for Samus to be afraid of Ridley when she first sees him. On the 7th encounter ? Not so much.
The94Venom In Other M she thought he was gone for good. Wouldn't you be afraid if you knew your archenemy was supposed to be dead forever especially since the rest of his remains got vaporized by Zebes exploding. Who would expect someone to scrub the DNA of him off your suit? I would be terrified if I saw him again. I found the concept of Ridley evolving somewhat interesting too.
Wait. Melodrama... Constant flashbacks... Explaining what we just saw... Bad dialogue... Shitty foreshadowing... Overused tropes... Fanservice... Oh my god, Other M is a shitty anime confirmed.
Wow...Samus' voice actress sounds like she couldn't care less about anything that's going on. Also...wait...a grapple beam is considered to be more dangerous than...well, any of the other things Samus can do? Why wasn't she allowed to just keep that on? It's not like it's any more lethal than...well...her missiles or normal beam weapon.
It's a shame too because if you look up the voice actress' past work, she's pretty damn good. It's the direction she was given that was bloody awful in this game.
The worse part is the fact that her varia suit is unauthorized too.... it doesn't effect anyone but herself but it's still too dangerous..... that's the part that pisses me off the most.
***** And anyone should care about what you think why exactly? This is widely thought to be one of the worst Metroid games, if not THE worst, since it completely ruined Samus Aran's character.
AzureRoxe Do you really think someone looked at Metroid, and decided, hey let's ruin this franchise! No. It's obvious this game tried to be different, but it wasn't trying to ruin Metroid.
+AzureRoxe well i get why she broke down at the ridley part after super metroid the planet is blown up for good it also this game also forshadows the federation experimentation on biolife metroids and a clone ofmother brain in a human like form so it explains why at the end of fusion she had enough of the feds and stops being their puppet. i agree though the story shouldve been more western based metroid and zelda always where more western based sure windwaker and the new zelda look more pleasing for japanese people now but anyway they shouldve changed scenes slightly for the japanese players and for the western players and made a better script the story of other m is not too bad but the anime style of telling is is ridiculous and the authorization crap shouldve been disregarded completly they shouldve used some other explination like having something simular like metroid prime 1 where a blast or a monster or whatever destroys the suit or something. anyway they shouldve had a co writer that corrected some of the ridiculous things sakamoto or whatever that guy is called made up and make them more logical pretty strange how this guy also made fusion etc but ruined this completely the gameplay is pretty cool the stand still with missles shouldve been reworked to be able to move. its not bad to have a story prime 3 and fusion did it right sort of only the adam stuff is meh why does she never mention the old bird etc they probaly where beter adopters father mother figures etc then a dumb order following space marine sakamoto probaly wanted to make a dumb senpai story or something lmao..
You forgot to mention that Adam is 6' tall and samus is 6'3", but in this game Adam towers over samus for absolutely no reason. AND SAMUS IS WEARING HIGH HEELS SO SHE SHOULD BE EVEN TALLER
Taller women are generally seen less attractive than shorter women. Cuz really, it seems like attractiveness was the only influence for all of Samus' design choices.
People forget that in flashbacks, Samus is a teenager and not fully grown yet compared to Other M where she's in her mid-late 20s. Several years make a big difference. Plus, in the later scenes, she's kinda hunched over and not standing a full height, suit or no suit. She's usually bending her legs, leaning forward. Usually a tactic for those that face combat in order to move more quickly. In that later scene, she's still recovering from Adam shooting at her, and isn't standing tall because she's regaining her bearings. Stop making false assumptions. Also, You think she's flat footed in the Power/Varia Suit? No foot support whatsoever?? Wow, even more false assumptions.
Also, the problem with Samus’s high heels. It’s common knowledge that Samus’s Zero Suit doesn’t have them, and the devs were EXPLICITLY TOLD not to do that, and they just go and fucking do it anyway.
Ok, I have to know: Am I the only one bothered by Samus' voice? She sounds so passive. Samus is a war vet who has been shot, stabbed, and tortured by numerous weapons and species. She made an entire species extinct and fought Mother Brain who in this game looks like something H.P. Lovecraft would write about. Why does she sound like a scared little girl instead of a confident, bad ass bounty hunter who commands respect? In fact, why does she ACT like a scared little girl instead of a confident, bad ass bounty hunter who commands respect? Fuck this game and everything it stands for! Next time they put this much "work" into the story, we better get a Samus who actually acts like Samus.
The game was meant to heavily appeal to japan since the series has always sold next to nothing there, and they were going for a very melodramatic anime approach with the story and voices. It doesn't translate good at all to being in english.
This game is part of a continuity with a comic that wasen't released in america and this game was made more so for Japanese audiences that's why samus is the way she is in this game
@@diobrando6097 They chose to make her passive to appeal to the Japanese audience. The whole game was an appeal to them but it failed to make them care and just angered the western audience.
@Chelline R. Lol learn what a Mary Sue is. She got her powers through legit reasons, she overcomes the odds because the player does through effort. She's a bad-ass, efficient bounty hunter who left the calagtic federation army for dissagreeing on how she was being used. Not a whiny damsel in distress getting ptsd from meeting her parents killer for the 4th, possibly 5th, including metroid 2's remake 6th time she meets him, to which she lost the ptsd AFTER the first time she meets him again as a young adult (metroid manga). She's not an idiot who lets herself be treated in the same way that led her to refuse orders by leaving the army in the first place. Adam would never earn Samus' respect by the way he behaves in the game. It was simply a dumb way to prevent Samus from using her full arsenal for gameplay mechanics. The devs thought that orders from Adam were a good reason because "the lore established that Samus respects Adam", not that Adam EARNED Samus' respect. It's bad writing and lazy game developing.
@Chelline R. She was never a Mary Sue. She was a great Bounty hunter with nearly perfect judgement when it came to dangerous situations. This does not mean she was perfect, ever. She did have PTSD, but if you read the manga, she clearly deals with it in the form of anger, not fear. At this point in the timeline she has no reason to cry at the sight of Ridley. Besides, you may think she I a Mary Sue because she never had an overdone emotional struggle, but that's because we have only ever really seen her doing her job, which she is amazing at as we all know. But what about socializing? It's pretty obvious that Samus has a very limited grasp on the concept of friendship, and would probably react poorly in any social situation. What about arts, music, any other skill. A Mary Sue is a character who is perfect at everything he/she does. The only thing we know Samus is good at is being a bounty hunter. What about during her downtime? She could very well be struggling and we just never get to see it. We don't know what else she is and isn't good at for the most part, but we all know that she is inexperienced at being a PERSON. That is probably one of the main reasons she really left the federation. She couldn't stand being around people, because she can't understand them or relate to them.
@Chelline R. The first point you just made can simply be considered game logic. The second is just the nature of her character and background. I do appreciate how civil your response was though. (No sarcasm)
Look at the male gaze way that Samus is shot in this game’s cutscenes compared to the incredible hero badass way that she’s shot with Metroid Dread’s cutscenes. Very telling also Metroid Dread knows that you don’t need tons of dialogue to tell a nuanced and emotional story.
Oh my god I had forgotten how awful the voice acting is in this game. It is physically painful to listen to. And all because Sakamoto insisted on doing the voice actor direction for the game when he didn't speak any English.
The quality of the writing in this game makes it always unclear whether Samus is stupid or just really socially awkward. Case in point, when she sees James being suspicious, she never says anything, or does anything about it. James says, "Hey Samus!" in a nervous fashion, and she says nothing. Technically, Adam should have seen this too. Is he also stupid? It's one thing to nitpick plotholes, it's another thing to have plot holes obscure the motivations of the characters and result in the characters being less realistic or relatable.
replaying this it makes me question Adam seeing/hearing everything Samus does. When she spoke to Melissa hr shouldve heard that. But no ignore that and go after Ridley... like wtf
another sin you missed, if indeed they cloned ridley, wouldn't he have no memory of being a space pirate seeing it is simply another being with ridley's dna?
there have be clones in fiction with memories of their original self's but those clones happen in differen't universes so.... this game has no in-universe reason for this
One of the worst parts is that the story of this game acts contradictory to almost every part of Metroids canon, including the prequel manga that this game tries to *act* like is supposed to be canon.
It also contradicts itself. Other M makes it clear Samus uses "concentration" to keep her suit online, and when she's under mental stress and cannot focus on maintaining it, it's easily dispatched (as in her fight against Ridley and her getting shot in the back by Adam). Problem is, both in Fusion and Other M, Samus was unconscious when the GF scientists were wiping out dead tissues on her armor that they used for cloning the creatures in the BOTTLE Ship and her surgery to remove the Power Suit when she got infected by the X-Parasites. Other M cannot happen by its very own canon!
You mean "Senpai" Dear God... Honestly, I would love to see Metroid taken to a more mature direction since clearly Metroid is one of the darker games of Nintendo.
Gosh, wtf Team Ninja and Nintendo were thinking? Turning a BA bounty hunter who takes no crap from anyone(As seen in Metriod Fusion) into a melodramatic robot queen?
I would say Team Ninja is innocent in all this. They offered suggestions like using both Wiimote and nunchuck combined instead of just the Wiimote but Yoshio Sakamoto shot those down. The only things that could be blamed on them is how the game looks which is surprisingly good for a Wii game. Team Ninja never made a Metroid game and relied completely on Sakamoto to fill in the blanks. Yes, the very same Sakamoto that was there since the beginning. _Other M_ was apparently his vision the entire time. People can say what they want about _Fusion_ but I can only imagine how bad that game would have been if the team from Nintendo was not there to hold back Sakamoto's _"creativity"._
+extragirth64 true the guy can make good stuff but he needs a co writer or producer that notches his dumb stufff down to something that sounds possible in such situation in the game and not some dumb anime cliche
I usually disagree with most sins in those videos but this one was on point. Rewatching those scenes made me remember how bad Samus and the game itself were portrayed. The baby sin counter at the end was hilarious btw.
Actually, I don't mind the idea that she isn't okay with genetic tampering. It's like Black Widow origin, the training she was forced to go through made her strong and she knows it, but she still isn't okay with it. I think Samus being upset about genetic tampering is fine, and actually kinda makes sense. One of the only few things this game actually deserves some praise for.
Samus's Armor being powered by her focusing on it to manifest and Samus having to concentrate to keep it on! This is the dumbest thing I have ever heard of, i'm adding 50 sins. That PTSD scene with Ridley and Anthony having to save Samus for Samus being a Damsel in Distress, which she is the exact opposite of, i'm adding 75 sins! I have been playing the Metroid series for over a decade and this game is a pathetic sham along with being a downright cruel slap in the face of all hardcore Metroid fans gamers or not! I got into video games because of this series and to see the fearless bad ass that Samus is in all the other series games destroyed in this one is absolutely sickening!
Actually, YamiYugi14, the Chozo made it so Samus could literally will her Power Suit anytime and anywhere. So that's Magick right there. Magick is real in the Metroid Universe and that's something alot of people just can't reconcile for some weird reason. However, YamiYugi14, I do fully agree with you how this game was absolutely sickening. I love Samus Aran being a BA highly powered bounty hunter doing her thing and her thing only, screw everyone else type of thing. I absolutely hate the fact that Samus Aran got turned into an exceptionally moody and horny teenage girl hellbent on becoming Adam's one true Pet. No thanks on that stupid BS. It would of greatly pleased me if Samus Aran was more sarcastic and did her own thing, but still came and saved and protected the soldiers whenever she could as she did her own thing. That'd be the Samus Aran that I grew up with since the first Metroid game, not this moody and horny determined-to-become-Adam's-fucktoy mess.
There seems to be a reason you never played one. For me it was just being not interested, and I'm still not. Tested 2D and Prime games several times but literally fell asleep out of total boredom while playing. Never happened before... :|
I understand people have opinions, but what kind of games would you consider not boring?... Because Metroid is the most action packed Nintendo's franchise, except Smash Bros and Mario Kart maybe. Actually it's the only Nintendo franchise I can still play even after playng a lot of some technical marvels like Battlefront and Uncharted 4.
Someone with video editing skills should play through this game and edit the footage to: - Remove all of Samus's speech. - Cut conversations to be one sided without Samus talking. - Whenever a weapon is "authorised" or she is "given an order", just have them say 'Samus' and she uses the weapon for the job. Or just remove their speech entirely. - Change boss battle music. - Remove all mentions of 'Princess'. - Remove industrial """""flashback""""" - Remove melodrama flashbacks. - Remove her PTSD over Ridley. - Remove most of Adam's sacrifice scene. - Remove the woman scientists (And Samus's) unnecessary explanations. The plot is shaky and gameplay is alright, but the game would be wonderful without these things simply because the creator of this game doesn't know how to handle characters.
isn't it ironic that samus doesn't want creature's lives to be tampered with yet she has alien dna put in side her, then in the next game she's fine with the metroid dna put in her in the next game in the timeline.
To be fair they gave her the chozo dna to survive zebes enviroment (but then this game happend and suddendly anyone can survive in zebes enviroment... I hate this game)
I have a feeling that during the production of _Other M,_ Sakamoto held an internal hatred for the first three games and the _Prime_ trilogy which I find funny because I also have a feeling that while he was making _Super Metroid,_ Sakamoto hated the first two games. Sakamoto is like George Lucas in his later years but several times worse.
extragirth64 At least Lucas’s Prequels didn’t actively trash the lore of the Original trilogy. That’s the job of the Sequel trilogy. In the end, even if you thought the prequels were bad, they at least weren’t as bad as The Last Jedi. I think The Last Jedi is more suitable for comparison to Other M.
@@aryandescendant6116 I mean, Sakamoto is a great game director *in 2D Metroid games only* If they'd make him the director of a new 2D game I'd still trust him, but as a writer? Hell no!!! Him holding a grudge against a trilogy that enhances the lore and horizons of the series just screams immaturity.
+StygianTraveler141 I think it's safe to say everyone likes the original suit better but the game itself follows the story well and has top notch gameplay
How to fix this game: 1. Never have Samus talk or Rarely 2.Say that the weapons systems were Non-Functional and they were repairing themselves over time. 3.Make the bottleship more expansive give it another extra levels. 4.DONT CONTRADICT THE ORIGINALS. 5.Have Samus get stuff from enemies as like the Original Games. 6.Have the squad continue the plot Samus watching from the sidelines. 7.The Nemesis gets like only 3 Boss fights 8.Better boss design 9.Dont make Samus a suck up 10. Better Plot objectives 11. No Samus PTSD 12.Make the plot sound a lot yes idiotic 13.Have the things to re-activate Samuses Stuff around the Maps 14.Make it less linear 15.Giving MB a failsafe/Killswitch 16.MB becoming a weird Giant Mother Brain form/Human 17.HAVE SAMUS DO IMPORTANT STUFF. 18. Have Adam die from the Mother Brain mutant.
thats on voice direction, the voice director for the english and japanese versions were the same, in japan, a character who shows no emotion is seen as stoic and mysterious, but the voice director didnt know that here in the west that comes of as artificial and de-humanizing. when given the chance to shine, Samus' Voice Actress did a bang-up job.
the final sentence should have been "non-canon" because that's what Other M is, an instance where the fans override the developer and render a horrible game non-canon to the entire rest of the franchise.
1 quadrillion, two hundred ninety seven trillion, six hundred one billion, four hundred eighty four million sins??? To quote Chris Rock: GOOD LAWD that's a lot of sins. 😂😂😂😂😂
Also Ridley's cop-out death sort-of makes sense. Since the queen metroid sucked him dry there's now a husk to be frozen in BSL in the next game...one of the few glimmers of decent continuity in this pile of shit.
"Still in a larval stage." did the writers know that the iconic metroid form is the larval form? So all the metroids they are showing are all larva so that point makes even LESS sense.
+Psionic Phazon well the chozo made mb so it does not sound to strange especialy if you look at the abilities of samus her poeer suit wich still is superior to all other current technology in the games
I think it's fair that a character that's literally a giant brain has some degree of psychic powers. Especially since this series already has ghosts in it...
Something I notice that basically sums up Japan’s cultural arrogance is just how unrealistic their, and by extension Sakamoto’s, expectations are on how much influence Japan’s culture will have on intergalactic society. The real answer? Not at all.
0:53 This is my first time hearing the Sailor Moon song and yet I _instantly_ knew what it was just through context. Sounds pretty dope! _"She is the one named Sailor Moon!"_
I don't get it. i've scrolled down over the comment section and most of the posts relate either to how poorly Samus' character has been portrayed by it's detractors, or how cognitively deficient the fanbase is to not understand said portrayal by it's supporters. But i see almost no putting a comment on the gameplay. Ironically, the close-quarter-combat technique of Samus both make sense and are not bad ; it offers great mobility and getting on top of those big creatures to blast them out first hand is oddly satisfying. The problem is that it has been done at the expense of range combat : shooting missiles or using the grapple beam requires her to be stationnary, which completely clash with the fast paced aspect of her close-combat abilities. Additionnaly, they are multiple instances where the core of the "Metroid" series Gameplay, which is the collecting part and improving the suit's abilities, doesn't have any cohesivness or rationnal and, sometimes, flat out contradictory with the rest of the game. For example, Samus do not have the right to use her power bomb until the end of the game. Though, in it's practical standpoint, Adam *did* raised the point about the dangerosity of said bombs during the first briefing of the game, he did not make mention of any reason why she shouldn't use them ; he made no allusion to potential civilians that could still be on the station, or when his men are near her location, which could justify the complete prevention of usage. Nothing at all. Furthermore, every time Samus "got access" to another part of her gear, a very small menu transition happened in which was diplayed the name of said gear and "how to use it". But there was no such thing in regard of the Power Bomb - you just had to guess it in a situation where the game litteraly was sucking the life outta you. Which *IS* a failure of game design. Another example is the infamous fight with the sentry drones which, upon desruction of the last one, drop the one and only truly obtainable gear in the classic Metroid sense of the term, in the whole game, as it immediatly stuck upon and improve Samus's beam power upon collection... without any dialogue from either Samus or Adam saying anythign about it. Nothing. At. All. Litteraly, Samus collected a beam uppgrade and immediatly made use of it, without Adam saying anything or herself waiting his permission whatsoever - which completely undermine the whole arsenal/censorship relation between Adam and Samus, which is (supposedly) at the core of the story.) And of course, the most infamous example being how Adam's restrictions over Samus's suit capabilities extend to even non-lethal armement, like the Varia and Gravity suit or the Grapple Beam. Without any explanation whatsoever... Imagine a general of reknown gaining exclusive command of a soldier the equivalent of Rambo on the battlefield. The general sent his soldier on the front line with barely a shirt on him, his kevlar vest hanging in his bag and, only once he took one too many bullets, the general authorize the vet to wear his kevlar suit. Can you picture any army of any country, in the whole world, doing that to it's soldiers, excepted out of pure spite ?
Notice how there were very little game play related sins. I thought the game play of Other M was pretty awesome. Ya know, other than the forced First-Person sections. A few tweaks and it would have been perfect. The problem is the ridiculous story. Other M was the first Metroid Game I had ever played, so during my first playthrough, it didn't bother me much. I didn't understand how much they BUTCHERED her character. But after playing Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion... Yeah, I completely understand where the hate for this game comes from. I haven't even played the Prime Series, but I hear that she shines the most in those games. Sooooo, seeing how this game retcons those games, I see why people are so upset over this.
in a way she was sorta the Master Chief for Nintendo then this game came along and ruined that followed by Nintendo continuously ruining the Metroid name by launching a multiplayer focus 3ds game that doesn't have Samus involve.
I've never played a Metroid game. I only know Samus trough Super Smash Bros. And this does NOT make it like a series worthy playing. Also, what the BLOODY HELL is that authorization thing? It's as bad as having Navi telling Link he can use his bombs for five minutes or that his bow and arrows are authorized to shoot an eye on the wall.
Well, it's an utterly irritating one. Why give the player all their utilities and weapons from the beginning but restrain their use until some 'former' commander feels like allowing us to use them? Besides, from what I heard, Metroid is about exploring and finding the power-ups yourself, so doesn't that mechanic defeat that gameplay mechanic that is the reason the game is good in the first place?
+GT M they do that in every prime game. its about showing the player the potential they have if they work hard through the game. in prime 1 you have some abilities and then they take them away via explosion.
+No Brakes Honestly, that just sounds even more obnoxiously stupid. I think they should just stick to the "find your power-ups" trope. It's way more fun.
"It's hard to imagine the military mass-producing defective weapons." Only if you've never been in the military, and are totally unfamiliar with the history of weapons technology.
The biggest problem I had with this game is that Samus doesn't cap baby Ridley the moment she saw him. Samus has a long history of killing random wildlife just because she feels like it, and is responsible for the extinction of at least two species.
AM2R is the game you are refering to I believe.. and as for ASMR (A Super Metroid Remake) I'm pretty sure there are new devs working on reviving the project.
Well fans are trying to forget Other M because it was meh and Federation Force because it has NOTHING of Metroid atmosphere I mean Samus isn't even the protagonist
I actually enjoyed both Metroid Prime 1 and 2, chris boateng. The second game refined most of the things that were present in the first game. The second game was pretty good in the way of nutty Sci-Fi exploration.
I could have written a better story, and thought of better game design than this shit. And i almost failed english class twice! Ok, here goes for the intro: Samus is contracted over comms to go to a rendevous point, she only goes along with it because the reward is 10 million credits. After finding out she has to deal with a squad she becomes irritated, and snyde. Half of the squad is intimidated, half is disrespectful because they don't realize she's THAT samus aran. After landing a power fluctuation at a security gate shreds a lot of capacitors for samus's suit, making her limited to her basic kit until she can get enough capacitors by exploring and story progression to unlock her weapons again. Boom! 130% better
@@valentds the problems ARE the ideas. Adam is a terrible idea, the idea of him having to authorize your stuff is stupid. The idea of the mother brain stuff is nonsensical and bad. The execution is also bad, but the ideas are worse.
Sorry this game's existence is with 500 sins. My two favorite lines in this: •Samus' Monologues. Never thought I'd say that, but I just did. •No shit Samus. You just fought him!
Nah, Sakamoto (the lead dev on this abomination) is so proud of Other M, that he bashed all the Metroid fans while claiming that "no one got it". In fact, he even got a promotion!
***** I already saw its cliffhanger and the abomination and insult they made to Samus before the pathetic final boss. And just because Samus is "somewhat" better in this shit, doesn't make it a true Metroid game, Samus is only a part to what the Metroid franchise is, this abomination spits on EVERYTHING that makes it Metroid, spinoff or not, even a spinoff connects to the main series and so MUST have the same tone.
Okay, I don't normally like your videos, GCN, but I 99.9999993% agree with this one. Holy shit, this game was bad. Probably the worst video game I have ever played. And I have played Superman 64. And E.T..
Jayron Anderson Chill, kiddo. I'm posting an opinion, kiddo. I know it's sarcasm, kiddo. Doesn't mean I still can't hate his style, kiddo. Guess what, kiddo? I love CinemaSins, kiddo! I hate this loser of a copycat because half of his episodes are inaccurate logicless nitpicking, kiddo. Sure, the CinemaSins guy does that once in a while, but not as much as this idiot, kiddo. So how about you chill and let me say that I hate something, kiddo. lol Stay mad, kiddo.
10:13 actually I'm pretty sure the term Zebesian was used in Super Metroid. It's the term used for the Space Pirates on Zebes, which took the name Zebesian in a similar way to how the British colonists of North America were called Americans
It truly is funny that none of the federation soldiers freak out about samus being there, since, you know, THERE WAS LITERALLY A SAMUS FANGIRL IN PRIME 2!
That's just my personal theory, but I think Nintendo tried to appeal to only and only the japanese market. Why? Because the franchise barely has any ground over there. Also, when you think about it, the story makes me more sense if you do not take all Metroid Prime into account (yes I said it). Remember that Sakamoto did not write the scenario of any Metroid Prime games and with this we clearly see he doesn't acknowledge their existences. In Metroid Zero Mission (NES Metroid is out of the canon by the way), Ridley was defeated, but probably not killed since he is in Super Metroid. The canonical version must be that he died in Super Metroid and Samus barely escaped with her life, thinking it was finally over. So when he comes back in Other M, I guess she expected him to be dead and that triggered the trauma? We all know that part is complete bullshit, but yeah it's "canon" now. Some years ago I thought the problem was Sakamoto, since he wrote a complete mess of a story to patch things between an unforgettable classic and a pretty good game, while shitting on the rest. But, with Federation Force on the horizon, I realized that they made the game so young japanese kids could play. Look at how Metroid Prime 1-2-3 did not do well in Japan, again because the games did not appeal to the mass of kids that plays videogames. I won't deny the prejudice of my theory, but it just makes so much sense sometimes. It feels like Nintendo of Japan thinks outsider will play whatever has "Metroid" on it, even it's bad or not. Yes...Federation Force isn't out yet and could turn out to be a "good" game, but it definetly won't be a game I will play. Anyway, despite all of this I find myself liking Other M a bit. Call it guilty pleasure, but seeing all these memorable bosses from past 2D metroid made me happy (Mother Brain, Queen Metroid, Nightmare and especially Phantoon).
It still doesn't make sense so long as Fusion is included, so moot point really. " seeing all these memorable bosses from past 2D metroid made me happy (Mother Brain, Queen Metroid, Nightmare and especially Phantoon)." That's rather gullible of you. they counted on that precisely so they wouldn't have to get too creative.
Nintendo started to fucked it up since MP2, when they sexualized and adopt a Victoria's Secret model figure for Samus. Samus is a WARRIOR, she was trained by the Chozo and had many missions and fights in previous games. That explains the 6,3" height from previous games and the different face model used in the first MP game, which in my opinion it fits so much better for Samus.
@@clickycal Yeah, Prime 2 wasn't responsible for this. At least she looks like she actually has muscle in Smash Ultimate. Seems like Nintendo might finally be correcting this.
