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Dev Who Worked 10 years On Fan-Remake Of Metroid2 Has No Hard Feelings About Metroid Samus Returns

Metroid Released on the NES 30 years ago today, 15th of August, and with the E3 announcement that Metroid II would be remade as Metroid Samus Returns for the Nintendo 3DS we turned our attention towards Milton Guasti, the developer who spent about 10 years working on AM2R (Another Metroid 2 Remake). Shortly after releasing the remade game in 2016, he received a takedown request under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) from Nintendo. We wondered how he felt about this and what he’s been doing since.

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hamburgerhill2872d ago

Definitely a good sport. His game did look really good though. I'm going to have to pick up "Metroid Samus Returns".

Godmars2902872d ago (Edited 2872d ago )

They did allow him to let it out into the wild. Given publicity little to no chance of anyone else re-releasing it and trying to clam it as theirs.

SinkingSage2872d ago

They didn't "allow" anything. They filed the claim as soon as they found out about the project.
Nice damage control, fanboy.

Godmars2902872d ago

Didn't they know about it years before it was published?

Fanboy?

SinkingSage2872d ago

No, they didn't, read the article.

Fanboy for defending a company's bad practices.
And don't give me the "they have to protect their IP crap", because SEGA doesn't take down sonic fan games, actually they went ahead and hired people who did, one of whom is the lead programmer on Sonic Mania.

20 years of uncontrolled fan content, and they have not lost the IP, they haven't sued over it either.

bloodyspasm2872d ago

Would have been mean to bide their time for 8 years or so and let him work on it. Then do a seize and desist afterwards 😛 either way, it's publically available now. Just not Through his own sources.

glenn19792872d ago

Daamm give that man a medal

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Rematch dev says it'd be "great" to support Nintendo Switch 2

With Sifu already on the handheld, Pocket Tactics asks Rematch creative director Pierre Tarno about bringing the new soccer game to Nintendo Switch 2.

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Rematch director says there’s “room for more than one take of football”

In an industry with countless FIFAs, sorry EA Sports FCs, Sloclap’s Rematch is a brilliant arcade football game that feels incredibly unique. Putting players in the shoes of an individual player, the new multiplayer game is essentially Rocket League without the rockets and cars… it’s football.

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Scissorman13h ago(Edited 13h ago)

Yeah, remember NFL Blitz.

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Rematch devs confirm crossplay is “top priority” as the team plans improvements

Sloclap's Rematch is far from done with major improvements on the way for the multiplayer football game after launch.

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MetroidFREAK211d 13h ago

Any multiplayer online game that doesn't launch with crossplay is a big skip from me...

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