It's not only these straight upgrades to gameplay and graphics, but also the variety in control schemes and versatility of the Switch that make the game such a thorough and impressive remaster. Though the series' signature story progression remains largely intact, Metroid Prime Remastered is distinct from the quick, occasionally terrifying side-scrolling of Metroid Dread, instead giving players a more methodical but still electric experience.Įxploration is only improved by the new dual-stick controls, which make navigating Metroid Prime Remastered's many platforming segments more intuitive. Hoping to thwart the Space Pirates and discover the source of Phazon, the material being used to rapidly increase the size and strength of various creatures, Samus scours the planet's surface, magma-filled caverns, abandoned ruins, research facilities, and more.
Metroid Prime Remastered sees Samus exploring the expansive Tallon IV, a planet in the same solar system as the original Metroid's Zebes, after encountering genetically modified creatures aboard a derelict Zebesian Space Pirate ship in Tallon IV's orbit. Related: Canceled Metroid Prime Open World Game Plan Revealed By Producer Metroid Prime Remastered delivers what appears to be a consistent 60 frames per second, likely a welcome side effect of the game's claustrophobic and labyrinthine level design. With what appear to be fully remade models and textures, 2023's surprise Nintendo Switch exclusive gives more definition to what was already a gracefully aging art style. Revamped to appease modern sensibilities, Metroid Prime Remastered introduces dual-stick controls alongside the original GameCube tank control scheme, motion controls inspired by the Wii's Metroid Prime: Trilogy, and a hybrid of the latter two settings.
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