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One cool thing they added that I love is the ability to turn on the narration from the other versions of the game outside of America that had narration.

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I mean, her suit is that advanced but can’t offer me a GPS-style series of waypoints to get me from point A to point B? Stop being my dad and just ask for some damned directions Samus, there’s no harm in looking up help. I kept reflexively hopping into the map trying to add a waypoint I couldn’t add because that wasn’t a thing that games regularly had. I’ve been spoiled by games with a ton of accessibility features. My only complaint with this remaster is a 100% “me problem”. But I don’t play video games to be active so I’m team dual-sticks. New (and classic) controls - Experience Tallon IV with modern dual-analog controls for the first time, as well as nostalgic setups inspired by the original. You can also switch to a variety of other control options like the motion controls from the Wii or a hybrid of both. The auto-aim is heavy but I’m not complaining as there are some really swift enemies in the game and dual sticks on the Joy-Cons is not something my hands like to do. Locking on and strafing is still satisfying. RT BigMike8109: Follow/RT/Like to enter to win a Metroid giveaway bundle - Metroid: Dread - Metroid Prime: Remaster - Metroid Amiibo 2 Pack - Samus Figure by Jakks Open world wide. It’s still remarkably fun to play as well. It’s a cool effect that constantly reminds you that you’re in Samus’s world. It’s a feature that also jump scared me in the game Her Story, the first time I saw the protagonist’s face on the monitor reflection.

I was also very happy to be jump scared by the exact same effect that had done so in the original when you first off an explosion too close to you and you get Samus’s face reflected in the visor.

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