Nintendo dropped✱ Metroid Prime remastereꦡd last week just after its Direct presentation, and now that our own Eric Switzer has had a chance to play it, we can confidently say that it's the remaster that fans have been waiting for. "This is the update that Prime deserved," 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:wrote Switzer in his review, "and while I have my nitpicks, this is one of the most impressive remasters ever, and one of the best looking ga💜mes on Nintendo Switch."

But if Metroid Prime got the remaster treatm🙈ent, what about the rest of the Metroid Prime trilogy? According to industry insider Jeff Grubb, Metroid Prime 2 and 3 are also on the way, but they won't get quite the same overhaul as Metroid Prime Remastered.

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Responding to a fan on Twitter, Grubb confirmed comments he mad♏e last summer about the upcoming remasters. "My understanding is [Metroid Prime 1]'s getting the big remaster treatment, and Metroid Prime 2 and Metroid Prime 3 are probably getting updated controls and some thin📖gs like that," Grubb said, "but they're not getting quite🅠 the same overhaul that Metroid Prime 1 is getting."

There were a lot of questions surrounding the remaster as Metroid Prime 2 and 3 were released on the Wii with innovative controls that utilize the Wiimote's motion sensors. The Switch has simpler gyro controls that can accomplish similar feats as the Wiimote, but they're different hardware that would need to be adapted from the original. Metroid Prime Remastered has done that masterfully, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:offering players four options: classic 🥃GameCube controls, standard dual-stick controls found on most other shooters, Pointer mode (which mimics the Wii's motion controls), and a hybrid of the classic and Pointer modes.

With the controls already solved in Metroid Prime Remastered and Metroid Prime 2 and 3 not quite receiving the same visual overhaul, much of the work already seems done. On the other hand, Nintendo reportedly sat on Metroid Prime 𝕴Remaster for well over a 🌼year before releasing ✱it last week, so when we see Metr⭕oid Prime 2 and 3 might have more to do with Nintendo's release schedule than whether the games are ready.

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