people is always looking for the wow factor in every trailer on every game. I mean, It's Metroid Prime, obviously is going to be a good game, even federation Force was a good game despite the chibi graphics. MP4 looks impressive for a Metroid Prime game, the graphical Leap is evident and I trust Nintendo and obviously Retro Studios work. And I'm not gonna judge an entire game that remains a mistery with a couple of minutes of gameplay. that would be stupid.
As much as we want a powerful nintendo console, It's not going to happen. For Nintendo, there is no reason to compete with xbox and PS. First, the company may have to get back hardcore gamers' trust again. That's a big issue because they are already comfortable with Sony or Microsoft systems, so they don't have the need to look back to nintendo, no even nintendo games are so appealing for this audience. So, The Big N did what's right, to keep going in a different direction, appealing to a different audience.
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Re: Soapbox: Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Won't Be The Franchise's 'BOTW Moment', And That's Okay
people is always looking for the wow factor in every trailer on every game. I mean, It's Metroid Prime, obviously is going to be a good game, even federation Force was a good game despite the chibi graphics. MP4 looks impressive for a Metroid Prime game, the graphical Leap is evident and I trust Nintendo and obviously Retro Studios work. And I'm not gonna judge an entire game that remains a mistery with a couple of minutes of gameplay. that would be stupid.
Re: Former Metroid Prime Engineer Admits He Was "Disappointed" With The Wii's Specs
As much as we want a powerful nintendo console, It's not going to happen. For Nintendo, there is no reason to compete with xbox and PS. First, the company may have to get back hardcore gamers' trust again. That's a big issue because they are already comfortable with Sony or Microsoft systems, so they don't have the need to look back to nintendo, no even nintendo games are so appealing for this audience. So, The Big N did what's right, to keep going in a different direction, appealing to a different audience.