Review: Metroid Prime Remastered, the game that takes full advantage of the Switch

Another element that contributes to the experience of any type of player is that the controls are adapted both for those who prefer movement controls, and for those looking for a game mode similar to any shooting game (that is, one lever moves the character and another camera) or for those looking for a classic experience based on the Game Cube controller.

Is it necessary to play all the Metroid titles to enjoy this title?

Although it’s not a franchise that gets too much spotlight, Metroid has two main lines to its credit with eight different games. Metroid Prime takes place between the first and second two-dimensional titles, but you don’t need to have played them to enjoy this experience.

Of course, this story is the starting point for the next two titles in the Prime saga and it is the perfect way to start preparing the ground until you reach Metroid Prime 4, a game that was announced since 2017, but until now has not seen the light.

Although it is appreciated to have a game of this quality on Nintendo Switch, the company decided not to publish the complete trilogy and that is a point of criticism, since in addition to not taking advantage of the enthusiasm caused by Metroid Dread (2021), the user will have to double spend.

However, it is important to note that the digital game is already available on the Nintendo eshop for 999 pesos (a lower price than Nintendo’s exit titles) and the physical version can be obtained at the same cost as of March 3.