Metroid Prime 3 is starting to look damn good

Why do you fanboys have to rain on everyone's ******* day?

jesus christ can't you let him have some fun talking about a game that excites him and others?

darth-pyschosis

I'm sorry? Thanks for calling me a fanboy for questioning something.

Well, for Wii games right now, that's good. Shows devs are actually putting effort into games now. As for the other things, it's just new to the Prime series, so it's exciting that we'll be able to try that stuff out on the perfect shooting game controls.

tobenator

[QUOTE="metroidprime_1"][QUOTE="II-FBIsniper-II"]

Sorry, but the things you listed don't excite me as a 360 fan.

AI Teammates?

Alien Vehicles?

Since when do great graphics mean noticably better than a last gen game?

II-FBIsniper-II

Because its never been in the previous metroid games. it'll change the gameplay a bit. just like flamethrowers have been around forever and y'all get excited when itsadded to Halo 3

[QUOTE="II-FBIsniper-II"]

Sorry, but the things you listed don't excite me as a 360 fan.

AI Teammates?

Alien Vehicles?

Since when do great graphics mean noticably better than a last gen game?

bulletmath

When you see video footage of the new game and it looks better than the last game.

AI teammates are a new addition to metroid as are the vehicles (the metroid games tend to focus more on Samus's solitary experiences and the environments do not allow for such additions). The introduction of multiple planets allows for them.

I dont think you could get excited for this game given your halo avatar, it'll probably be a little too hard for you and more attractive to older gamers who played the originals.

Too true. Metroid is like a fine Wine while halo is more comparable to a lager; both can be enjoyed by adults but the wine is slower more robust experience that has to be reveled.

Also, 12 yo's play halo (as they are all I hear when it's being played online), Metroid is a far more adult experience.

[QUOTE="bulletmath"][QUOTE="II-FBIsniper-II"]

Sorry, but the things you listed don't excite me as a 360 fan.

AI Teammates?

Alien Vehicles?

Since when do great graphics mean noticably better than a last gen game?

TacoJelly

When you see video footage of the new game and it looks better than the last game.

AI teammates are a new addition to metroid as are the vehicles (the metroid games tend to focus more on Samus's solitary experiences and the environments do not allow for such additions). The introduction of multiple planets allows for them.

I dont think you could get excited for this game given your halo avatar, it'll probably be a little too hard for you and more attractive to older gamers who played the originals.

Too true. Metroid is like a fine Wine while halo is more comparable to a lager; both can be enjoyed by adults but the wine is slower more robust experience that has to be reveled.

Also, 12 yo's play halo (as they are all I hear when it's being played online), Metroid is a far more adult experience.

[QUOTE="Silenthps"]Is it me or... does this game seem very... halo inspired?II-FBIsniper-II

I really hope its not that bad. (Halo sucked btw. Repetitious level and enemy design)

Too true. Metroid is like a fine Wine while halo is more comparable to a lager; both can be enjoyed by adults but the wine is slower more robust experience that has to be reveled.

Also, 12 yo's play halo (as they are all I hear when it's being played online), Metroid is a far more adult experience.

TacoJelly

Excellent Analogy. Halo is more accesible, especially to little kids. Metroid Prime tends be for older gamers with more distinguished tastes. The kind of people who prefer something like Half Life or system Shock 2 to Halo.

I do think that the new Halo looks amazing and some of the added functionality sounds great. But in terms of quality and excitement Metroid wins out

[QUOTE="TacoJelly"][QUOTE="bulletmath"][QUOTE="II-FBIsniper-II"]

Sorry, but the things you listed don't excite me as a 360 fan.

AI Teammates?

Alien Vehicles?

Since when do great graphics mean noticably better than a last gen game?

II-FBIsniper-II

When you see video footage of the new game and it looks better than the last game.

AI teammates are a new addition to metroid as are the vehicles (the metroid games tend to focus more on Samus's solitary experiences and the environments do not allow for such additions). The introduction of multiple planets allows for them.

I dont think you could get excited for this game given your halo avatar, it'll probably be a little too hard for you and more attractive to older gamers who played the originals.

Too true. Metroid is like a fine Wine while halo is more comparable to a lager; both can be enjoyed by adults but the wine is slower more robust experience that has to be reveled.

Also, 12 yo's play halo (as they are all I hear when it's being played online), Metroid is a far more adult experience.

Possible. But I was comparing the single player mode, the online being the proof that kids indeed play the game.

But to clarify, anybody that can play a console FPS can play Halo and probably beat it. And while anybody can just as well pick up a controller and play MP3, it's a slower paced, more artfully designed experience that really requires patience and thought.

So Metroid is a more Adult experience, or if you will, a thinking man's game.

[QUOTE="metroidprime_1"][QUOTE="II-FBIsniper-II"]

Sorry, but the things you listed don't excite me as a 360 fan.

AI Teammates?

Alien Vehicles?

Since when do great graphics mean noticably better than a last gen game?

II-FBIsniper-II

[QUOTE="II-FBIsniper-II"][QUOTE="TacoJelly"][QUOTE="bulletmath"][QUOTE="II-FBIsniper-II"]

Sorry, but the things you listed don't excite me as a 360 fan.

AI Teammates?

Alien Vehicles?

Since when do great graphics mean noticably better than a last gen game?

TacoJelly

When you see video footage of the new game and it looks better than the last game.

AI teammates are a new addition to metroid as are the vehicles (the metroid games tend to focus more on Samus's solitary experiences and the environments do not allow for such additions). The introduction of multiple planets allows for them.

I dont think you could get excited for this game given your halo avatar, it'll probably be a little too hard for you and more attractive to older gamers who played the originals.

Too true. Metroid is like a fine Wine while halo is more comparable to a lager; both can be enjoyed by adults but the wine is slower more robust experience that has to be reveled.

Also, 12 yo's play halo (as they are all I hear when it's being played online), Metroid is a far more adult experience.

Possible. But I was comparing the single player mode, the online being the proof that kids indeed play the game.

But to clarify, anybody that can play a console FPS can play Halo and probably beat it. And while anybody can just as well pick up a controller and play MP3, it's a slower paced, more artfully designed experience that really requires patience and thought.

So Metroid is a more Adult experience, or if you will, a thinking man's game.

I don't know about you, but I don't think anyone can pick up Halo and beat it on Legendary for their first time playing.II-FBIsniper-II

Do you not know what the phrase "thinking mans game" is? The difficulty in metriod isn't from the enemy ai. Its much more mature than that.