The other thing that got me was the Samus reveal at the end, they changed the face. The controls needed adjusting to, as well, as I couldn’t do dual controls especially when switching between the different beams, muscle memory also kicked in too. I must have had a lot of patience 20 years ago or I just didn’t have anything better to do. I gave up trying to collect all the weapons upgrades. The thing that got me was the boost ball half-pipe sections seem really difficult, these were for missile upgrades and not the main story related parts. The game is as good as I remember it when it was originally released. Recently completed Metroid Prime Remastered. And the same goes for anyone else in a similar position. I fear what’s going to happen to Rocksteady once Suicide Squad comes out and it’s a flop.
It’s basically sink or swim for any big developer nowadays, where failure means death. We’ve seen this with all the live service games that have had to turn themselves into normal games and it makes me wonder if that’s not the reason we haven’t see The Last Of Us multiplayer and Sony’s other GAAS games.Īnd what happens if these games aren’t a success? You can’t spend eight years making a game only for it to be a flop and expect things to carry on as normal. It takes so long to make a AAA game that people could have easily lost interest or ideas fallen out of fashion. I realise it’s the same for any big game now but the length of time it’s taking to make Dragon Age 4 and Mass Effect 4 really brings home to you just how out of control things have got. Which I imagine is basically Nintendo’s plan for the rest of the year. I’m not looking to spend money at the moment and Zelda should keep me busy for a very long time. So Christmas 2024 is it then, I guess? Not that I really care. I’d almost say they were lying but if it was legal thing then I guess they’re not. You can see it with the Switch 2, which I would’ve bet good money was coming out this year, but apparently isn’t. It’s almost like that’s the true form of their magic: that no prediction ever works. It should be obvious by now that rumours don’t work with Nintendo. I’m not expecting Midna, playable Zelda or anything like that. Very much looking forward to Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom on Friday (and hopefully the review today?) and especially finding out that all of the fan theories about the game are completely wrong.
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