I really hope they bring 3 to switch. I never played it because I didn't own a wii. It's the only prime game I've never beaten and only 1 of 3 metroid games I've never played with that ds one and Other M. If 3 is anything like the first two prime games then I'll keep my fingers crossed for that

@mushy prime two had a bit more of puzzle solving traveling between light and dark world. Primer 3 was a bit more like 1 being straight foward and few puzzles

Big same

I feel like Prime 4’s gonna come out first since everyone (myself included) was blown away with this remaster It really is just Prime but looking a LOT nicer

@@CrasherX2000 Maybe but I wouldn't be surprised if they just redid 2 and 3 first to get some buffer in the budget for 4

Ik right felt like thought the game especially the chozo ruins and the mines

I've held that same opinion myself.😄 Take a sci-fi action adventure, add a pinch of mystery, a dash of suspense, and a half cup of "what the heck just happened"; stir to combine, knead until it has the consistency of bread dough. Place in a multinational video game company; bake at 275°F for 60 weeks, or until golden brown. Let rest for 5 weeks to cool; serve warm with butter and jam.

​@s.a.m.productions2095 What a Beautiful and Amazing analogy and apt description ,Bless you 👏

Definitely a proper enemy. Always keeping you on your toes at all ranges and having to deal with the different Pirate Troopers during the fight puts him on S in a tier list.

If you can beat *any* boss in *any* Metroid game without taking damage, you have my respect. They're loads of fun, but the difficulty can range from mildly irritating to downright soul-crushing.

Kinda adds a " oh that's what happened" to the lore

Makes more sense now.

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omw lmaoo ah yes let me point out the one time she gets hit lmaoo

Um, considering the title says NO DAMAGE.............. And he took damage, that's worth calling out♿♿♿♿​@@Vortexthedragonkin8075

I am literally playing the original on the Gamecube and the controls/camera are fn horrible. You can only look around with the left analog stick. The only way to use the right analog stick is if you hold the right trigger button first and then the left trigger to lock on and the A button to shoot. It is soooo annoying. I don't care how good the game looks and everything else if the controls and camera are almost unplayable.

​​@greasy8394 No offense by dude. But it sounds to me that u suck at it cause I never had that much trouble as u have. U just have to get use to it and when u do, it's not as hard as u think.

@@greasy8394so get a switch stop the bitchin

@@greasy8394 Skill issue Also there's a reason a lot of people are playing this on the Switch, which still has options to switch to GC controls. The point here is all over the place when you're playing an outdated version of the game. The point isn't about the graphics in anyway it's the design, which is utterly superb. Also, a lot of people had beaten it on GameCube even before this, the game isn't unplayable, you're probably bad at it.

@@greasy8394 Left control stick and right trigger was the way to 'look' around as you stood stationary. 90% of gameplay is focus on left trigger and left control stick. you barely do 5% of right stick since that is all for changing the arm cannon's fire function. Nothing more is done on the right stick. Even Prime 2 has similar. The main deal is you'd use B to strafe left/right to 'Dodge' things from hitting you. Dual stick controlling as other first person shooter games isn't the same on this because firstly this game ISN'T a first person 'SHOOTER' It's a First Person 'ADVENTURE' game. I'd have to say that playing with focus on left stick. Is way better then Wii or 3DS's Fed forces style of controls. It gives the B-strafing dodge way more focus and less lag trying to switch to hitting B all the time left and right. I Played OG Prime 1-2-Hunters -3, 3DS fed Force. And i think the dodge strafe is way faster on the 1-2 gamecube systems then the trilogy clone for Wii/Wii-U or 3DS fed forces. But as Daniel said. Skill issue. New kids now adays won't understand us oldies and the 'True' games that were real. Unlike the lame games that make to easy for you new youngsters.

Yup. You can even hear him giving orders to his subordinates to attack before he goes invisible to regenerate.

Fun fact: Thardus was originally going to be the boss of Magmoor Caverns, sporting a fiery theme in its original model. When the "IceBoss" got cut from the game due to them not looking "Metroidy" enough, Thardus was shoved in to replace them since Phendrana needed a boss as such a large area. This is why Magmoor is the only area without a boss.

Definitely wouldn't want to meet them in person though

Not at 900p in 2023 buddy

There's a few particle effects I don't like as much (the Incinerator Drone flames looking blander and not changing the lighting and the lack of purple bits in the power beam are the ones I can think of) but these are minor in comparison to the sheer love and attention the Prime series has gotten because of this remaster. IT'S OUTSELLING MARIO KART 8 AT THE MOMENT EVERYONE LOVES THIS GAME

@@johndodo2062 shut the hell up dude, like you can do any better

Amen.

YOUR EVERYWHERE!!

It does - they really sound similar

I can't tell if they changed it

They didn’t. May just sound better with the remaster audibly but the theme is OG

Original prime is old so if you played that one you have played this one an also this version is easier because new modern controls, would be harder with original gamecube controls.

I swear omega pirate was harder than ridley

@@theponker5224 Personally, Meta-Ridley was the hardest boss in the game. The second phase always has been a nightmare and I could hatdly dodge his dash. :D

Difficult? As in Metroid Prime is hard?

@@augustbornone at least for me. But Dread was still a lot harder than Prime ._.

I found Metroid Prime to be quite easy, tho I never played it on Hard Mode.@@Howlingburd19

That won't be necessary. IIRC, I heard that MercurySteam wanted to do a remake/remaster of Fusion, but then they decided to change that decision by bringing Dread back instead and to help move the storyline forward. I'm glad they decided to make that move instead.

They should make this game for PS5 or Xbox one the graphics would look insane as they do here

@Adam Davis This is a Nintendo game, and it should be limited to, of course, an Nintendo console. Though it would be nice to see this on a PS5 or Xbox.

@@jahmirwhite7807 I wish it was, and the new Resident Evil 4 should be on the Xbox One. I don’t understand why it's on PS4 but not Xbox One. Not everyone has the new Xbox or PS5.

Sadly the system YT is doesn't favor the average joe. At most there are always an outlier, but for people like BossRunner, myself and others, we are in a position where it's rigged against us. To find good stuff like this, you have to start digging.

It is still scary knowing the lore about Phazon, that it simply came from a meteorite that it does this kind of level of damage to the whole planet. All in an effort to remake the world, it crashed into another Phaaze and continued the process once again.

Everyday in my childhood when i played my favorite metroid game I think about that Thardus boss reminds me that Rock monster from Galaxy Quest

Even after 20 years. Always gotta get the last hit

And then the 100% cutscene indicates it's not dead just yet, as it's taking on a new form

▪️ I don't remember the sound of the beam weapons that reflect off it making whizzing-by sounds in the Gamecube version... either I'm remembering it wrong or they added that on the Wii and/or this version. ⬛️

It’s not just a leviathan that evolved from a Metroid, it is the very source of Phazon, itself. I deduce that it’s the fully evolved form of a creature identified in Prime 3 as the ‘Phazon Seed’. It would only become Dark Samus because of its chance defeat and last ditch effort to survive by ripping the Phazon from Samus’ suit, as well as a sliver of her DNA.

​@@krazoa555So the Phazon Suit only appears in this game (and the original version thereof)? If that's the case, it's such a shame and I hope it comes back later on.

Noice Galaxy Quest reference.

Let's say they aren't unique enemies, as you already did. But as far as I remember, the Elite Pirate is one for he only appears for getting the artifact.

▪️ Yea I got one mainly just for metroid 5... at first I was 50/50 about getting the remaster, but over time I caved and ordered it. ⬛️

Omega is actually quite squishy for a boss. Its just he has the troopers distracting you and he staggers quickly while regenerating his armor (and that can go rather fast uninterrupted) so long as you are quick on the draw and know how to manipulate his teleports to keep up the pressure he will go down easily in one round before getting armor back even once

You need to use the regular power beam (not wave, ice or plasma) to damage the chozo ghosts. Also note that color coordinated enemies like pirate troopers and fission metroids require beam switching for you to be able to damage them. 😌

@millen thanks! And I realized after that chozo ghosts are normal enemies, not a boss 😅 it sounded like a boss lol

Samus: my suit Prime: no. *Mine*

I miss the original Phazon suit acquisition animation....remaster's animation for it just doesn't have the same impact considering how dangerous Phazon is

@@leonides1527 Samus' suit, but Prime's Phazon enhancement. ;)

​@@craigfunk3453 yeah the game cubes version looked like samus was in pain which considering the behemoth of phazon fell on her and corrupted her suit made perfect sense

You mean remaster.

All depends on Ridley's chosen attack animations once you enter his grounded phase. If you can slam him hard enough every opening to essentially stagger lock him, usually some of the statues can survive. But even after that, leaving and returning will remove all the statues to mark that you have the temple in the crater access state and not in the Ridley boss state

@Craig Funk Can the Wave Buster nonstop combo still works after the remake? Only in 2nd phase.

@@Spiderdragoon wavebuster on ridley? Not sure why anyone would think to use that rather inefficient weapon on ridley when usually the preferred options are charged plasma, super missiles, or rapid fire missiles. Wavebuster just doesn't do enough damage fast enough to really stagger lock ridley from what I recall let alone actually damage him fast enough to not run out of missiles before ending the fight

@Craig Funk you'll think so? In GC, I'll finish him in less than a minute, holding the Wave Buster nonstop. You'll have to start to charge the wave beam at the start of 2nd phase. Then, when Ridley starts to roar (before its rushing attack), release the wave buster right to its mouth and keep the lock on there so it goes back and forth from its chest to his mouth and hold the shooting button. It'll drain quickly the missiles but worthy to beat that way if you dont want to keep long it's second phase.

@@Spiderdragoon considering I fought him on remastered's 'normal' difficulty, which iirc is more in line with the GC version's veteran difficulty, it was taking along the line of a super missile's worth of damage to stagger ridley, so I don't think wavebuster would do enough damage fast enough to stagger him even on his longer openings. Unless you are specifically on the lowest difficulty

So I'm not the only one who sees like 3 rocks fly through him against Thardus!

They kept the Post Credit scenes so it looks like Echos and Corruption aren’t too far behind.

@@kevinchang617 Very likely we’ll get Echoes sometime during the summer, while Corruption is a holiday release. I’m betting on a 2024 release for MP4. I could be wrong, though…

I mean, Dark Samus, IS Metroid Prime