I always thought this was the most fun of the 3. What are your thoughts, user?
Metroid Prime 2:
Easton Smith
Easton Lopez
well it is the greatest game of all time
Kayden Martin
I don't play games with female protagonists
Evan Wright
imagine being this much of a fucking weirdo holy fuck, lmaoing @ your pathethic misogynic life
Nathaniel Martin
I like the music in Prime 2 a lot, it's cooooomfy
Michael Gomez
Its my personal favorite.
Most people seem to hate it and I can understand why, but it will always be my favorite of the prime trilogy.
Gavin Sullivan
2 has the best boss fights, but I enjoyed the level design in 1 way more. Didn't like anything about 3.
Hudson Murphy
Echoes has the most kino aesthetic of the entire franchise. Retro didn't have Miyamoto breathing down their neck like in the first game, so they were free to make it their own.
Daniel Young
too much backtracking for me.
1/3/2/literal dogshit/other m
Gavin Torres
The voiced dialogue in 3 was absolute cringe. Really, really hope they abstain from that shit in 4.
Michael Thomas
Hell yeah, quadraxis was my favorite of all 3 games.
Kayden Parker
I understand that, the backtracking does get pretty tiresome. I've replayed them so much though that I don't get lost as easily anymore.
Nicholas Murphy
I don't remember it nearly as well as MP1, it could be one of those games I played when I was particularly stoned or otherwise distracted.
Kevin Reyes
This is clearly illustrated and anyone who gets stuck here is legitimately retarded
Joshua Johnson
>Metroid Prime 2
Cooper Taylor
Play a better game...
Christopher Martin
It has the worst head model
Nolan Young
Agree, it's disgusting. Even the ugly one in Prime 1 would be better than the garbage they made for 2
Andrew Gonzalez
>Miyamoto breathing down their neck
weren't nintendo really hands off for the first one but also demand significant but unclear changes whenever there was a milestone review?
Mason Lewis
Prime 2 has better combat but Prime 1 has better pacing and exploration. Both games make up for each others' flaws.
3 is the odd duck of the trilogy and my least favourite but I still like it. At least once I get past the fucking intro.
Isaiah Hall
nintendo seemed to be most involved with 1 given the amount of heads working on prime 1. They also shoved hypermode in 3 when retro was against it and are likely the reason the game took its more linear approach. Prime 2 was the most hands off of the three
Christopher Butler
Yeah, this. IIRC Miyamoto had a lot of input on the first game, making sure that it would hold up to nintendo standards. Didn't he say something weird that inspired the visor idea?
Eli Russell
>the ugly one in Prime 1
what?
Adam Fisher
something about what if samus had the head of a bug. Tanabe also suggested tutorials and lore be integrated into the scanner. Not much is known about prime 1's development or any retro game for that matter
Christian Morgan
Ugly because it clashes pretty hard with her suit when you see it, imo. Otherwise it looks good
David Jones
>*blocks your path*
Dominic Adams
came here to write this
David Cook
The outlined silhouette of these guys when you're in the Light World creeped me out pretty badly when I was a kid. Especially since they're so deathly still and completely removed from the context that you'll be hunting them later.
Easton Ross
Huh? I don't remember seeing them in the light world.
Oliver Long
If you use the dark visor you can see them
Anthony Rodriguez
That's crazy. I never know that was possible.
Cooper Collins
How the fuck do I get past this room? I can't jump without touching the spikes
Mason Martin
I used to not like it but I really grew on me when I played it again. I still think prime 1 is better though
Michael Stewart
Yeah whenever you get one of the warriors testaments you can find them
Benjamin Cook
When you're in the light world version of the respective Dark Aether rooms that they're encountered in and inspect the section of the room where they'd normally be hidden, you'll see a still red outline of them that you can't interact with whatsoever. It's supposed to be a hint to the fact that you need to be at that specific point in the dark world so that you can actually locate and destroy them.
Bentley Hill
2's the only one I haven't played