Metroid: Other M
- August 31, 2010
- D-Rockets
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The adventures of Samus Aran continue on the Nintendo Wii with Metroid: Other M, a game that successfully fuses gameplay elements from both the 2D Metroid games and the more recent Prime trilogy, all within a more story driven structure that seems to be a first for a core Nintendo title.
"Metroid: Other M" is a game in the Metroid series that combines first and third-person perspectives, introducing melee attacks for the first time. It focuses heavily on plot and characterization through extensive use of cinematics and voice acting. Gameplay primarily takes place in a third-person perspective, with 3D movement and a melee combat system. Samus can jump, fire her arm cannon, turn into a morph ball, and use special techniques such as Sense Move and Overblast.
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Metroid: Other M Review
The adventures of Samus Aran continue on the Nintendo Wii with Metroid: Other M, a game that successfully fuses gameplay elements from both the 2D Metroid games and the more recent Prime trilogy, all within a more story driven structure that seems to be a first for a core Nintendo title.
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