... And it looked like your traditional, you know, looked like Super Metroid, but on a Game Boy Advance it was a whole new game. ...
And it looked like your traditional, you know, looked like Super Metroid, but on a Game Boy Advance it was a whole new game. It had been years since they had put out a new game,
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... It was being developed by Retro Studios, which Nintendo I think partially owns. So it's one of those kind of, you know, sort of Nintendo, but not really Nintendo, where at the exact same time they released this game, they had released Metroid Fusion for the Game Boy Advance And it looked like your traditional, you know, looked like Super Metroid, but on a Game Boy Advance it was a whole new game. It had been years since they had put out a new game, with two at the same time on two different consoles with two different styles. It was like, okay, if you like classic Metroid, here's Fusion. If you wanna try something new, here's Prime. And I figured it was also called Prime because that way, if it didn't really work, then they could just say, oh, it's a side game, right? ...