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Nintendo, in it’s E3 2015 Direct, showed off two Metroid games after having not released a title in the series since Metroid: Other M for the Wii in 2010. It should have been a glorious, beautiful return to form – bringing a fan favourite franchise back from the dead to give new life to Samus’s adventures through pirate infested space – but instead it was met with a Change.org petition to cancel the games.Do I agree with this reaction? Not necessarily, but I can definitely see where it’s coming from. What was once an isolating, terrifying and thought-provoking quest into deep space has been strapped on to a multiplayer shoot-em-up, and a 3v3 space soccer simulator. Of course, we’ve seen but a few seconds of each game, and it isn’t fair to completely write them off without first at least playing them – but let’s think about them for a second.
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Haters gonna hate?
I thought Nintendo Digital Event this morning was pretty weak, but to announce two Medtroid titles that are basically just cashing in on the series name, I can understand why fans are pissed off. That doesn't warrant a petition to cancel a game, but still...
Yeah but we can't have everything we want in life, correct?
I'm pretty disappointed that it's not the Metroid game I expected to be announced. But a petition to cancel it? Get the hell outta here with that crap.
The press event was pure trash. That isn't Metroid, its another game with the same name.
They seem to think they can just release anything and call it the same name and all is well.