Metroid Prime Remastered is polishing up its fantastic original copy by renovating visuals and audio, with a touch of modern comfort. New optional controls, more ergonomic, take advantage of the dual joysticks of the Switch, abandoning (if you wish) the harshness of 2003. Always with the aim of making our lives easier, a new Casual difficulty can make us more resistant to enemy damage if one prefers to focus on exploration rather than combat. Finally, for enthusiasts, a virtual gallery containing music, 3D models and concept art will celebrate the artistic direction of this madeleine by Proust.
Prized Hunter
As a reminder, Metroid Prime sends Samus Aran to the planet Tallon IV, where the evil Space Pirates are mining a new unstable substance, Phazon. This is the starting point of a thrilling adventure, lived gun in hand, through the ruins of a fallen civilization, where mutant creatures and cosmic mercenaries have a tendency to fall on you the saddle. A nice starting point for the Prime quadrilogy.
If you want to soak up the atmosphere or dive back into the sets of your youth, you can take a look at the trailer below. And if you have €39.99 in your pocket, Metroid Prime Remastered is already available for purchase digitally, before arriving on March 3 in physical version.