Metroid producer Retro Studios talks about the experience of working on one of Nintendo's prestige franchises.
Since being handed the license to make Metroid games in 2000, the Texas-based Retro Studios has quietly worked on the franchise and only rarely granted interviews. However, after the release of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Retro's final Metroid game (for the foreseeable future), Edge took the chance to speak with company president Michael Kelbaugh and game director Mark Pacini.
With the Wiimote as your Arm Cannon, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption is a motion control revolution.
From Xfire: "Is Super Metroid still as super as it once was in 1994? If not, which Metroid game is better than the influential title?"
I look forward to the day any game beats that Super, Metroid or not.
Hollow Knight come damn near close to knocking Super Metroid from the top of my list, that’s a huge achievement for such a small team.
The problem for me is I’ve been waiting for a 2D Metroid that beats Super but I don’t think I’ll ever see that day. I still play the original 1-2 times a year and a few randomiser plays.
Fully agree with the list and all points it makes for each game. I’m expecting Dread to fit in the middle of that list but I’m happy to be wrong about that.
DSOGaming writes: "Now here is something really cool. Thanks to a custom version of the Dolphin emulator, called PrimeHack, PC gamers can play the main trilogy of Metroid Prime like never before. And by that, we mean with proper keyboard and mouse controls, as well as higher FOV values."
that interview was too short... i wanted to know wht other projects they are working on..