That's really unfortunate, I've noticed their pricing in other countries is not adjusted whatsoever. Not only that, but some countries pay more than I do, despite making far less. Also, if you are going to rent, definitely rent Metroid Prime. It's short enough you could finish it in 2 weeks. Even as a working dad with two kids, that's probably how long it'll take me. But if you want to buy it, of course I will say go for it because it's my favorite game of all time.
Oliver doesn't express personal preference anywhere else in the whole video.
I agree with everything you said about motion controls adding all sorts of input options a standard controller cannot.
That's quite an assumption to make, and totally uncalled for.
You sure about that? I’m positive I’ve seen it. I dunno, they seem very random in this remaster
I bought Megaten on sale as well. Put in over hundred hours..beat it and walked away feeling underwhelmed. Now I’m playing Prime
It's based on the new lighting system, so it will be triggered differently than in the original. It happens mostly in very dark areas or underwater, but yes the charged shot does indeed trigger it sometimes. That user was incorrect.
This is ignoring the very specific criticism people have about an otherwise glowing review.
The only thing I found annoying, which isnt limited to just when DF is doing it, is the successor talk.
I wish i was given an opt out of right stick aiming and so many people at my side justifying being dismissive as Gyro haters does.
This is why dual stick + gyro assist is the way to go
YES. I've been playing every first person game on Switch like that, and even jerry-rigged Steam and my Pro Controller to play Unreal Tournament that way =P .This is why dual stick + gyro assist is the way to go
I finished Doom 2016 and Eternal back-to-back on Nightmare on my Switch using gyro. I find it's super intuitive, and the kid is shockingly accurate using gyro with Splatoon so he agrees I suppose.
I've been a console kiddie since the NES days and never really learned to mouse-and-keyboard except when playing Half-Life 2 and the original Portal, and by now I'm too set in my ways (and have a bit of a bum shoulder that hates being held at mouse-level at my desk) to learn more traditional PC FPS controls
Let’s see what prime 4 looks like first. That’s built from the ground up for switch.
I doubt it's that much better than prime remaster honestly.
it might not have much superior textures but a modern level design will do wonders for it.
Now imagine having all that said in the review after having gone in decent detail through the other control schemes, instead of a dismissive chuckle.
You can turn on gyro with dual analog, it's great for adjusting your view during jumps.
Who's pretending? They did to a technical analysis of the game, and it happens to be one of the most thorough and insightful technical analyses of the game that we've got. q
That mode is fine but I kept it off because I have no issues making jumps with dual analog controls, I do love gyro for precision aiming typically, but Prime just doesn't mandate that from a person. The entire lock on mechanism basically means you don't need anything but vague 'I'm around the area' to make the combat work, and for platforming, I don't even need to look down or to the side to jump around the game, it's very forgiving in that regard as well. I did try it though and that mode works fine, it's just not needed in this game in any meaningful fashion, unlike most games.
