I don't know if she's ever played a Metroid game before, but I'd be comfortable betting Korone at least gets Samus to take her helmet off.

Korone after falling in POISON water: "It's hot!!!! It's hot!!!!"

@@LittleAl016 spicy swamp

"galactic federation marine" is NOT how I read that at first glance

@@hehashivemind6111 OH yeah, good point.

"GF Marine" is the sexy lady scientist spy, working for the space *pirates*, who tries to sabotage the player at every turn.

Outside: completely stoic Inside: "Scanscanscanscanscan GYAAAAH WOWOWOWOW SUPER MONKEY BALL!"

IT'S HOT

"When I was youn we had REAL clippers. None of what goes for clipping these days. "

@@nidhoggstrike when I was younger and in high school around the 2000-2010, AMV creators put 10x more effort with their cuts/flashing/editing Seriously they did, just watch the old anime AMVs and megaman AMVs, its great!

​@@drakke125Channel I remember those days

@@drakke125Channel Oh, Iremember, I was there too. But clipping is another THING, it 's not supposed to be Alv or YTP (KZfaq poop, remember those?) I' d say that what makes one type of content good doesnt necessarily make other types of content good. I don't WANT my clippers make crazy speedcuts like in AMV Hell.

Based asf

1:38 if anyone's looking

Her entering a room and pulling the scan visor up made me so happy.

Thank you! I love puns in other languages!!

They were impressive for GameCube standards

When I first saw the reveal trailer for the remaster, I thought the changes were minimal because it was more or less how I remembered it. One comparison video later, I was way off.

I feel it did look good, on a low res crt tv like back then. But yeah when i plug in my GC now it looks like ass on a hd screen 😂

​@@franks777_KFP The gamecube version DID look better back then, because it wasn't being stretched and artificially oversharpened sharpened for a bigger more detailed screen it was never designed for, it's not just your memory being nostalgic.

@@franks777_KFP Any composite signal output console looks better on a CRT.

Kureecha 7:12

Wow, Samus sounds very cute!

i don't recall being able to in the original gamecube version or the wii trilogy version. It might be new to the remastered version!

The only one of those that is an arcade style game is SF6

@@metalsonic8888 For real, Metroid especially is the opposite of an arcade experience.

That's been a korone meme for a long time people kept teasing her cause she actually had a really high end pc... and used it to play 8 and 16 bit retro games

Also a pun on 'kane/gane'=metal, so 'rolling metal.' Dog has pun skills.

She's not wrong, though!

​Korone is just lore accurate Samus.(Minus that she doesn't have a game where she constantly talks about a baby)

It's a style question, just like how the XBox, Sonic and darker, slightly "edgy" ganes like Jack 2 never did well in the country. It's also not one-way either since there are also some japanese style quirks that the west only really started to really understand in the last few years, like the character of Tingle.

Always found it odd it’s always struggled in Japan despite the series originating from there. Then the one time they tried hard to more heavily cater to a Japanese audience with Other M they didn’t really please anyone. I legit wonder if that’s why now Nintendo just has Western studios handle development of the games while Japanese producers oversee (with the “mainline” entries now in the care of Spanish studio MercurySteam with series co-creator Yoshio Sakamoto as producer, and the Prime series being made by the American studio Retro with the producer role being Kensuke Tanabe).

@@BloodRedFox2008 Japan isn't huge into FPS

@@IllusiveDev Yes, but only the Prime games are FPS. Every Metroid that isn’t a game with “Prime” in the name is a side scroller, and the majority of them were made in Japan too.

John Metroid, space marine

it's the switch remaster, which completely remade the graphics

This is the ReMaster on Switch, not the Gamecube original. That said the OG GC game still looks decent, even today.

The VO is English only, which is a little weird when you consider that it was originally something Retro added in for non-US region versions.

@@Slain087 Thanks. I haven't played the remake, but I remember that the original trilogy didn't have any spoken dialogue at all until the third game. It seems strange they would add English voices for other regions, though. I don't think it would really benefit them at all, would it?

@@01100101011100100111 I believe it was also there for the EU release, including the UK. There was a lot of VO that was meant to be in the original US release that got cut for various reasons, some of which was reincorporated in later versions.

@@01100101011100100111 Worth mentioning too is that Prime Remastered's the only version that lets you toggle the added voice acting. The North American Wii release, which otherwise brought over the changes from the later GameCube releases, had almost all of the added voice lines forced off, and vice versa for other regions. Remastered's defaults mostly line up with how each region of the Wii version handled it. I'm not the biggest fan of the intro and ending narration, but I tend to stick with Full for the added Power Suit voice lines.