Metroid ll: Return of Samus is by no means a masterpiece that changed the gaming scene like Super Metroid or Metroid Prime. In fact, this 1991 GameBoy title was met with fairly mixed reviews from critics. Most of these issues can be blamed on the limitations of the GameBoy itself, such as the lack of graphical detail in the enemies and environments. However, a closer look at this underrated gem reveals a slew of intriguing design decisions that many of the future games were based upon. Metroid ll should not be regarded as the black sheep of the series, but instead should be welcomed into the family.
2D Metroid is back. Samus Returns marks the first new 2D Metroid in 13 years. So let's celebrate by talking a look back at Metroid's history.
That was a nice piece. It's crazy how the series didn't sell well for such a loved and great game, well, it be like that sometimes the great go unrecognized
Seriously? This is the thing that has made players across the globe boil? What’s wrong with Nintendo doing the same unethical practices as other companies? This is something gamers are supposed to be congratulating like in that Xbox event.
Nowadays everyone is using Adblockers and they all want everything for free. Where are we the whole game industry should work for players for free?
Nintendo does have the right.
And the gamer has to decide and vote with their wallet.
Two Metroids!
Massive E3 from Nintendo. I still don't think it was as fantastic as what I'm hearing across the board, but the fact that it went and announced far-flung games suggests Nintendo has turned a corner.
Nintendo has actually convinced me to get a Switch.... or at the very least stop talking shit about it lol