runtlocks
the diff'rence
Discuss the Metroid series.
What's your favourite game in the series?
Do you prefer the 2D or 3D games?
I've come back to Super Metroid after not playing it for about 5 years, and it's really proven to be great. Have no idea how I finished it as a kid though,
the game gets ridiculously frustrating when you don't know where to go. Finding that weak spot in the wall to blast open with a bomb or whatever is a fucking pain. Great music and sound, fantastic control and such an enveloping atmosphere the game has.
I played Metroid Prime 2:Echoes when I borrowed a cousin's cube, and it was fun for a while. Too much scanning, and the inclusion of the dark/light aether thing added too much to the whole puzzle theme of the game (I'm much too stewpid to work with it). In the end, just got bored and quit playing it after a while. Multiplayer is damn well dull, too.
Metroid Prime: Hunters is just Metroid for the masses. You say "wow" to the stylus controls for a while and regret it when your wrist is sore a few minutes later. Multiplayer doesn't seem too great, either, just doesn't feel like a good fps should.
Have yet to give the GBA games a go, ditto the original NES one and the first Prime. But for what Super Metroids worth, 2D versions are definitely a lot better than the 3D ones.
What's your favourite game in the series?
Do you prefer the 2D or 3D games?
I've come back to Super Metroid after not playing it for about 5 years, and it's really proven to be great. Have no idea how I finished it as a kid though,
the game gets ridiculously frustrating when you don't know where to go. Finding that weak spot in the wall to blast open with a bomb or whatever is a fucking pain. Great music and sound, fantastic control and such an enveloping atmosphere the game has.
I played Metroid Prime 2:Echoes when I borrowed a cousin's cube, and it was fun for a while. Too much scanning, and the inclusion of the dark/light aether thing added too much to the whole puzzle theme of the game (I'm much too stewpid to work with it). In the end, just got bored and quit playing it after a while. Multiplayer is damn well dull, too.
Metroid Prime: Hunters is just Metroid for the masses. You say "wow" to the stylus controls for a while and regret it when your wrist is sore a few minutes later. Multiplayer doesn't seem too great, either, just doesn't feel like a good fps should.
Have yet to give the GBA games a go, ditto the original NES one and the first Prime. But for what Super Metroids worth, 2D versions are definitely a lot better than the 3D ones.