That's right. Tanabe said that he's had this idea for about 10 years, and he's happy to be finally showing it to us.
As I said in jest in the Treehouse Thread:
He's been plotting to crush our dreams for that long?!![]()
That's right. Tanabe said that he's had this idea for about 10 years, and he's happy to be finally showing it to us.
He's been plotting to crush our dreams for that long?!![]()
I think once people calm down this will be better received when it releases which is next year so it'll have time.That's right. Tanabe said that he's had this idea for about 10 years, and he's happy to be finally showing it to us.
I think someone heard Tanabe saying he's had this idea for this side-story in the Metroid Prime universe for many years now. So it just sounds like he's finally got to do it.
And as I said in the other thread. It was probably much easier to get Nintendo to greenlight this small-budget 3DS production than it was to get a full-blown HD AAA Prime type game on the Wii U.
That's right. Tanabe said that he's had this idea for about 10 years, and he's happy to be finally showing it to us.
He said he wanted to work on it for about 10 years.
And man the game looks like Metroid x Monster Hunter, I am really digging it.
He said he wanted to work on it for about 10 years.
And man the game looks like Metroid x Monster Hunter, I am really digging it.
game looks pretty fun on the Treehouse stream, to be honest
hopefully the "outrage" calms down a bit lol
This is my thought as well.He said he wanted to work on it for about 10 years.
And man the game looks like Metroid x Monster Hunter, I am really digging it.
I'm so glad to hear that Tanabe has been wanting to make a Galactic Federation game and has many more ideas to expand upon it.
I've been wanting Metroid spin-off games for a long time. Metroid has so much potential for expansion and I'm glad there is someone at Nintendo that wants to expand it.
There are aesthetic advantages to exagerrated proportions, namely that it's easier to distinguish various objects and details from one another. Many 3DS games go for a chibi style in order to maximise screen economy (as they're working with a pretty tiny resolution)Anyone getting a bit of a Destiny vibe from the co-op portions? Specifically, the reviving and teamwork mechanic aspects.
I just wish the graphics were a little more serious and less Chibi-esque..
That makes sense in that that was around the time that Metroid Prime 2: Echoes came to be, where the Galactic Federation was fleshed out more.
I'm so glad to hear that Tanabe has been wanting to make a Galactic Federation game and has many more ideas to expand upon it.
I've been wanting Metroid spin-off games for a long time. Metroid has so much potential for expansion and I'm glad there is someone at Nintendo that wants to expand it.
How can you expand the world without Samus?!
yeah if they have a decent sized singleplayer campaign and enough multiplayer missions.. why not?I haven't done a full 180 on this game yet since I still have some concerns about online, mission variety and length but I defiantly feel much better about this after watching the treehouse stream today.
is this really the main complaint now. not having samus?
its called metroid prime federation force not samus prime federation force.
yeah if they have a decent sized singleplayer campaign and enough multiplayer missions.. why not?
If anything, this fiasco made me even more happy that I have backed your project. Please continue developing!The game doesn't look good to me at all, and I did see the treehouse. That said, the reason it has 50,000 dislikes isn't really because it's necessarily bad in its own right. The reason it has 50,000 dislikes is because people have been wanting a real Metroid for many years and this resembles in no way a real Metroid. It may be a good Blastball game, but it's not a good Metroid game or a Metroid game at all.
I'm curious. If you're Nintendo and the official trailer of your game has 50,000 dislikes and counting, is it worse PR to just leave it alone, or pull the video?
I strongly remember playing through the opening of MP2, and thinking "Thank god the Federation Troopers are dead by the time you arrive, they're lame as hell and NOT the direction Metroid needs to go." I thought it was really clever to show how many typical soldiers died immediately in a situation Samus would have to overcome on her own. Then when it was brought back for MP3 it killed the opening, that game only getting good when you reach Bryyo and get away from them.
The Federation stuff in Fusion and Other M is the weakest parts of those games too. I'm just upset that they think this is an interesting part of the Metroid world, when in reality the Chozo, Metroids and Space Pirates and various planets they all come from / live on are where the interest lies.
Yeah, Treehouse stream definitely settles it for me. I'm on board and ready to give this a go. I just hope the single player component is interesting enough.
Treehouse session made me go from "this looks absolutely horrendous across the board" to "this visually looks horrendous with boring-to-decent gameplay and good sound."
Its a progress. Also the game has at least one more year of development, I trust Next Level Games.
Its a progress. Also the game has at least one more year of development, I trust Next Level Games.
Again, I don't think the core problem is that it's necessarily garbage, the core problem is that people want a Metroid game and no PR spin will ever convince them that what they're seeing is the Metroid they've been wanting for years. Because it just factually isn't. MP, cartoony graphics, silly tone rather than isolated tone. It's not what they want.
The game doesn't look good to me at all, and I did see the treehouse. That said, the reason it has 50,000 dislikes isn't really because it's necessarily bad in its own right. The reason it has 50,000 dislikes is because people have been wanting a real Metroid for many years and this resembles in no way a real Metroid. It may be a good Blastball game, but it's not a good Metroid game or a Metroid game at all.
I'm curious. If you're Nintendo and the official trailer of your game has 50,000 dislikes and counting, is it worse PR to just leave it alone, or pull the video?
I want to point out that when developers like Nintendo and Konami drop the ball on beloved franchises like Metroid and Castlevania there is now more options than ever to play games "in the spirit" of the Metroidvania genre. All I have to say is thank goodness for things like Kickstarter, PC, and indie devs, because there is plenty "metroidvania's" to choose from now and in the future. They will never replace Metroid, but it makes it a little easier to wait on the Metroid franchise to return when these games are available.
They should show the "other parts "of the game if they don't want people judging about what they see. I still don't understand why Nintendo showed that shitty trailer.Game looks good, people as always hating without knowing.
Just needs a good single player and lots of lore to open up the universe.
I don't really think it looks that great for what it is TBH, I mean if it was cheap eshop game I could do worse, but as a retail title, ehhh.
Here is the video of today's stream for MPFFWow, check it out. It looks much better in the Treehouse footage than in the reveal. NLh are uber talented and it shows. I'm not a Metroid guy but if I were a fan I would hope I would be open to this new side story take on the franchise because it looks quite impressive just from where I'm sitting.
Also, someone above mentioned SP. Will this game have a SP mode at all or likely not?
The reason is the trailer looked like hot garbage.Here is the video of today's stream for MPFF
It does look better in the stream than it did in the direct for some odd reason.
Here is the video of today's stream for MPFF
It does look better in the stream than it did in the direct for some odd reason.
The reason is the trailer looked like hot garbage.
Here is the video of today's stream for MPFF
It does look better in the stream than it did in the direct for some odd reason.
The game is confirmed to have single player. Don't remember if it was mentioned as a separate campaign or the same levels though.Wow, check it out. It looks much better in the Treehouse footage than in the reveal. NLh are uber talented and it shows. I'm not a Metroid guy but if I were a fan I would hope I would be open to this new side story take on the franchise because it looks quite impressive just from where I'm sitting.
Also, someone above mentioned SP. Will this game have a SP mode at all or likely not?
The reason is the trailer looked like hot garbage.
Visually, the game still does look like hot garbage. I don't know what the fuck they were thinking with the chibi style. Not to mention the ridiculously blocky looking models. If Prime Hunters on the DS can capture the visual style of the Prime games pretty well, this game has no excuse for looking so terrible.
Online Co-op was one of the first things confirmed.Checked out some of the Treehouse footage.
Pros - it looked serviceable and fun.
Cons - I wish it didn't have chibi-troops.
If this game doesn't have online play, it's DOA.
This is exactly how I feel.Visually, the game still does look like hot garbage. I don't know what the fuck they were thinking with the chibi style. Not to mention the ridiculously blocky looking models. If Prime Hunters on the DS can capture the visual style of the Prime games pretty well, this game has no excuse for looking so terrible.
Watching the Treehouse videos, it's a functional co-op shooter. There's really nothing special or interesting about it.