Screenshot: Nintendo Metroid Prime 4 was one of the first big teasers after the Switch launched in 2017. Since then, fans have been clamoring for a taste of what Retro Studios has been working on. The result has been years of “no news“ about the upcoming first-person shooter, except for the one time Nintendo announced ...
Picture: Nintendo “Fashion experiences itself as a right, the natural right of the present to the past,” said the critic Roland Barthes in his 1967 book The fashion system. Likewise, I’m saying that an outfit change can completely take over a video game, push yourself to the front of the crowd, and null all previous ...
Picture: Nintendo / Kotaku Nintendo is new Metroid Prime Remastered—physical copies of the Switch game released on February 22nd, if you could get your hands on one-has a lot of Things inside. As you guide the stalwart bounty hunter Samus Aran around the twisted planet of Tallon IV, you’ll collect some valuable upgrades and modifications ...
screenshot: Nintendo / MobyGames Release date: November 21, 2002 (in Japan) In the 90s Pokemon blue and Red burst onto the scene as an innovative series of monster-collecting RPGs. This was followed by gold and Silver Versions that built on everything that made the first versions great and added a ton of new creatures and ...
That Metroid series took a little nap during the N64 era as Nintendo was unable/unwilling to release a single home console game between the success of the SNES Super Metroid in 1994 and the GameCubes Metroid Prime in 2002. So a fan steps in – and back in time – to make one for themselves. ...
image: Retro Studios/Nintendo/Fox/Kotaku love Metroid, but being a longtime fan does weird things to you. Take, for example, the latest kerfuffle over Retro Studios updating its Twitter banner. Where a normal person might see a cool piece of Samus Aran concept art, the ravenous Metroid fan, their hunger unsatiated by Metroid Dreadimagines a portal hiding ...
© Nintendo I first experience with the Metroid series was relatively unremarkable: I just bought Super Metroid for my SNES, back when a brand new SNES game was something you could just walk into a local shop and buy. I took its oversized box home, flipped through the glossy Player’s Guide, and noticed something odd ...
