"There is no doubt that Nintendo fans no less than expected a full Retro Sudios-developed Metroid Prime title for E3. Not only had rumors been raging for months, but this fall marks the fifth anniversary of the release of Metroid: Other M, the last main-line Metroid release. When Nintendo’s E3 Digital Event finally arrived last Tuesday, Nintendo did, in fact, announce a new Metroid title, but it was not the new Metroid title that everyone was expecting. Instead, the company revealed Metroid Prime: Federation Force, a cooperative, 3DS space shooter" -- Nintendo Enthusiast.
Alex DS. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "Now that the series seems to have found its footing again, it’s a good time to revisit one of the most maligned titles Nintendo has ever released and ask the question – Metroid Prime: Federation Force, was it really that bad?"
It's the Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z of Nintendo. Who had this idea in the first place?
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So a bunch of fanboys for ONE company of ONE franchise embarrasses the WHOLE INDUSTRY?
"On many occasions, Nintendo fans have claimed that their community is pure, while the Xbox and Playstation communities are the ones that are toxic and immature. The reaction displayed last Tuesday proves that the Nintendo community is just as much, if not more, hostile and inaccessible as those seen on other platforms."
That was truly a WTF moment and a slap to the face to all Metroid fans. After having watched that announcement I felt embarrassed as a Wii U owner as I was anticipating a new entry for the Wii U. ;)
Fanboys are embarrassing, period. Especially when they cry like that.
this game is an Embarrassment to the Gaming Industry