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that musical transition was fucking sweet. reminds me of the 90s, in the best possible way.
KibblesBits said:Wow those mods are obnoxious.
EmCeeGramr said:Alright that was funny.
let's not go crazy.BocoDragon said:It's pretty clear from just a few moments of watching this: analog control would ruin it.
EatChildren said:You guys are fucking crazy. No way I'd touch this stream and be spoiled when the game is so close.
I've been saying it this entire thread. It's gotta be Ridley.Zero-Crescent said:CUTE CREATURE ALERT! Looks like a native Plushie of the planet Zoqmooglefotbocopik, if I'm not mistaken.
A lot of my expected issues are still very much present. Additionally, this stream has made me wonder how long this type of game will remain interesting. It looks very, very simple mechanically (the combat is already becoming kind of tedious to watch, at least) but without the really nice Metroid art to support it. There was a moment in the stream when a really cool environment was revealed, but then Samus hit a switch and, without spoiling anything, it made it so much less interesting.ShockingAlberto said:Is cynicism genuinely melting away or are people merely looking for good since there's no investment in watching a stream?
ShockingAlberto said:Is cynicism genuinely melting away or are people merely looking for good since there's no investment in watching a stream?
ShockingAlberto said:Is cynicism genuinely melting away or are people merely looking for good since there's no investment in watching a stream?
Everyone got rid of their good SD fonts. I'm actually serious.Rez said:yeah, the fonts are so sad. it tears my heart out. what is it with Wii games and bad fonts?
Shin Johnpv said:I stand by my statement in that other thread. This really is taking the look of Super Metroid and putting it into 3D. Where as the Prime series had its own thing going on with the look, color palette and design of the enemies, this one has definitely based all those things off Super Metroid.
I was on board from the second they asserted it as a conscious design decision. 3D Gameplay does not automatically demand analog control despite the fact that gamers have been trained to think so: If you eliminate "in between" speeds of walking, and limit yourself to 8-way run, you actually make the gameplay faster and tighter. It's the same reason you don't play Tekken, SC, DOA of VF with an analog stick, even though the arenas are in 3D: it's too slow for fast-paced gameplay. (Tobal is one of the exceptions.. the game is a little "mushier" and slower than usual, and its balanced to accommodate that)Rez said:If there's one aspect about the game this stream has 'melted away', it's the d-pad control. The game looks like it controls just fine. There was one encounter that relied on a bit of depth, and that did look clunky, but most of the time the camera is pretty smart and the enemy behavior tends not to exploit the depth perception issues the camera coupled with the controls present.
You need to check dat ho and get your wii back now, son.ShockingAlberto said:I am painfully reminded that my girlfriend has my Wii to play Just Dance (again, I am actually serious) and No More Heroes, so I am trying to keep any hype down until I can actually play this probably mid-September.
Lyphen said:Watching the stream, I still can't get over how incredibly ugly this game is (with the newly found addition of really terrible fonts).
Looks entertaining, but I think I'll keep this as a rent or used purchase down the road. I have too many PC games to play anyway.
BocoDragon said:Game over sequence is waaaay pedestrian compared to the Prime series.
Zero-Crescent said:So what you're saying is you think the post-game bonus will be Mike Nelson and his robot pals coming out and riffing the cut-scenes. 'Cause that would be awesome.
Roll Fizzlebeef.
http://www.metroid-database.com/features/beyondzebes.php
Mystery Science Theater 3000 is the greatest television show in history. (Yes, it is. Don't even start arguing with me, Trekkie.) Anyways, MST3K was the show that featured Joel Robinson (Joel Hodgson, and later Mike Nelson) and his robot pals Crow and Tom Servo marooned in space and forced to watch cheesy movies (the worst we can find) (la-la-la!). The guys were known for pulling obscure references out of their wazoos while making fun of the turkey du jour, and although Mario, Pac-Man and Pong jokes abounded, it was quite surprising to hear Crow T. Robot make a wisecrack involving Metroid in episode #405, "Being From Another Planet." A troubled teen is alone in his room playing a little electronic game when two guys come in to bother him, at which point Crow says, "Could I go back to my game? I was up to the third level of Metroid." (Yes, we know Metroid doesn't have levels. Shut up.)
I legit forgot what the gameover screen looked like. After mastering Echoes, any other Metroid Prime replay thereafter was a piece of cake. I don't think I died once replaying the entire Trilogy a year ago.Teknoman said::lol yeah, MP1 really made it feel like you died http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_7SfeBL_8c&feature=related . Surprised they didnt at least go with the old school Samus suit explode animation.
The opposite is true: Despite the quality of the stream, the game looks amazing. Sure, it's not Retro-style art direction, but it's way more consistent as the human models and animation also look fantastic.Lyphen said:Watching the stream, I still can't get over how incredibly ugly this game is (with the newly found addition of really terrible fonts).
Looks entertaining, but I think I'll keep this as a rent or used purchase down the road. I have too many PC games to play anyway.
Crunched said:Looks OK. Expected more. But I suppose Metroid games are typically much better played than watched, especially when the person at the wheel is as terrible as whoever's playing this stream.