But with these alterations also came improvements. It lacks a sense of scale not only in the world as a whole but each individual room as well.
I won't lie to you and say that the world in Other M is even close to as engaging as in any of the previous ones. The first major tweak came in the form of the world design. So with that in mind I'm a bit understanding of the changes. The hype behind the series waned a bit and I see Other M as Nintendo's efforts to appeal to a broader audience. Some of these problems spanned across all three iterations and while the games differ thematically, from the surface they look strikingly similar. But while all the Primes were critically successful, there were aspects of the games that made it very difficult for new players and even tedious for the veterans.
Back when Metroid first made it's leap into the 3-d world, Metroid Prime set the standard while still capturing the look and feel of the original 2-d games. With a lot of these changes, you'll see that I spend a lot of time comparing them to the Prime series. If you're one of the people who aren't interested in any of these changes, then I hope I can offer you an alternative way of looking at the situation before you write the game off completely. For example, a more streamlined world, simplified combat, and a better way to hook new players. A lot of the new ideas created specifically for this game focus on what Nintendo felt could be better improved from the Prime series. If it's the former then there's a high possibility you'll have some problems with Other M. Of course this is also a question of game preference, but specifically for Metroid I think this is the best way to divide the series. Or are you generally interested in the world, the characters, and combat? The biggest question you should ask yourself if you're debating on whether or not Metroid: Other M suits your needs is "What do you value most about the Metroid formula?"ĭo you like the exploration and collection? They were some pretty drastic changes, but depending on which side of the line you fall on, you may end up liking the series more. Metroid is one of Nintendo's original big three and even though in recent years it's seen a bit of a decline that didn't mean people weren't going to care that changes were being made to the beloved franchise. Going into the Other M, I'm sure plenty of fans had their butts clenched and defenses up.
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