If I had to choose only 1 I would pick Metroid: Other M. I'm interested to see how the game plays as it offers the experience of a high-budgeted game, but seemingly with simple and accessible controls. Depending on how well it plays, i'd like to see other games take note. Some games are unecessarily complex, conrols of which are a key part, and this can alienates gamers, be they casual or other.
The graphics are nothing to scream about, but they look decent. Black looks technically better, but that game was quite bland visually. That first level looked quite great, but the rest were nothing to scream about lol.
I feel Metroid Prime has more in common with the 2D series than any FPS game. I also see the first Metroid Prime almost as a re-envisioned Super Metroid. There are plenty similarites between the two. More so than in another game in the series.
I would have to vote for Other M myself. The Prime series was great fun, but there's already a good 60+ plus hours in all three games. I think it's time for something a little different.
[QUOTE="Raiko101"]I remember when it was first confirmed. Miyamoto was asked something along the lines of "Is there a Pikmin in development for the Wii", which he confirmed, and the media assumed that was Pikmin 3. Instead, we all know they were working on New Control Play versions of Pikmin 1 & 2 at the time, which I think is what he thought the media meant. I've yet to find a source in which anyone from Nintendo has said, clearly, that Pikmin 3 is in development. Maybe thats just me though...JuarN18
There you go That'll do I suppose lol. I wonder whats taking them so long. Are they making an entirely new engine? Is it going to be quite different from the original two? It's taking its time either way.
I remember when it was first confirmed. Miyamoto was asked something along the lines of "Is there a Pikmin in development for the Wii", which he confirmed, and the media assumed that was Pikmin 3. Instead, we all know they were working on New Control Play versions of Pikmin 1 & 2 at the time, which I think is what he thought the media meant. I've yet to find a source in which anyone from Nintendo has said, clearly, that Pikmin 3 is in development. Maybe thats just me though...
It shouldn't really be a problem, but they've not announced anything as of yet. That and the DS couldn't do multiplayer with GBA games, although that was more to do with a lack of support for GBA cables.
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