So what if it’s just Prime again? As if you needed an excuse to go back and play it again.Nintendo is seemingly in love with the 'shadow launch' idea, having today dropped a huge bombshell during its latest Nintendo Direct by revealing that the long-awaited Metroid Prime Remastered is available immediately in digital download from from the Ninteno eShop, with a physical edition of the re-release also coming to brick and mortar stores soon.Īs per the video above, the remaster comes with a fully revamped control scheme, bringing the seminal title in line with modern first-person games, but also allows players to engage with a similar setup to the original release. A community who have been left to their own devices for so long finally have a fresh game to dig their teeth into. As the video above shows, everything from lighting to FPS and resolution has gotten a major upgrade.Īll of this work, if nothing else, has left Metroid fans very happy. The Metroid Prime Remaster represents the other side of the video game remake: a grand overhaul of myriad aspects that takes a lot more legwork.
On one hand, it’s used in marketing for games when they’ve gotten a fresh coat of paint, but little else. The word remaster gets thrown around a lot. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Whole new assets, totally recreated and faithfully recreated as per the original game go a long way in bringing the classic back to life. Thanks to videos like the one embedded below, we can see exactly how far we’ve come in terms of visual fidelity and graphical quality in general. The Metroid Prime Remaster is out and making a massive impact among its fans, but for those who compared the new look against the original game, impressive hardly does the game justice.
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