@@hellrazor117 the wifi was amazing for the time if you had good wifi at home! Played with tons of people in hunters, there was even voicechat, where my 13yo-squeaker-ass was harassing everyone😂
Classic! Yes, for me too, it's the nostalgia of it. I wish they would do another one - maybe for Switch. Seems we may have Metroid Prime 4 releasing sometime next year... but still it would be awesome to have a Hunters re-make. Thanks for your comment.
@@loungegremlin and thanks for the response! I can't wait for prime 4 personally. Dread was amazing as fusion has always been my favorite metroid and I've waited essentially 20 years for dread since it was teased back when fusion came out. But the prime games had a major influence on my childhood and am so excited for the fourth entry. Wonder if dark samus will return
I made my own thumb stylus on day one of getting that game. Nintendo really loves gimmicky control schemes that drive me insane. I still loved playing that game though, it was incredible what they were able to do with the old DS.
Not so gimmicky the more I think about it. Basically using the resistive touchscreen like a laptop track pad... Thumb trackpads are on the Steam Deck, makes the DS feels weirdly ahead of its time.
The original DS Fat had a string thingy that had a thumb pad you could put on your finger and strap it. That way I enjoyed MP Hunters in an extremely comfortable way back in the day.
Been playing this game recently, even before the Prime 4 reveal, can say, it can be incredibly taxing on your wrist, get a stand if you plan on playing in stylus mode.
This game had no reason being sooooo good online . One of the best online experiences i had with a fps and this was on a freakin DS ! The sound, the hit feedback and the headshots while being fast paced . What a good time !
@@no89lan3 From personal experience, the only control scheme that actually made the game feel like a great mobile arena shooter was with the stylus like in the video. Back in the day, the DS fat had a strap thing, which was mostly used as adornment, but at the end of it had a small pad you could strap on your thumb and play like in the video, as if you had a virtual functioning joystick, the only limitation was that you had to mind where you touch to avoid activating something other than the intended action.
Using the stylus was painful, so instead I used a stylus pen that was full sized and with a grip. Made it far more comfortable, and was the closest thing to mouse like control at the time.
@@chachitzotzluna3932 You are correct when it comes to a lot of 'capacitive' touch screens, which is what modern smart phones, tablets, and some laptops use, however, all iterations of the DS and 3DS, including the Wii U, used 'resistive' touch screens, which function differently. I agree with OP, keep that screen as scuff free as you can, while still enjoying DS games to the fullest!
@@loungegremlin i’m not gonna lie even though it sounds like a critter criticizing you that’s actually a pretty good idea because I was wanting to play the Metroid con hunters game and I was gonna use a stylus but now I may use my phone but I may go on Amazon and find one of those old thumb gloves for mobile gaming
I'm the kind of kid who had the game on m'y R4 when it was very popular and didn't even think of playing the multiplayer... So I don't really like the game
@@novustalks7525 not for the gimmick at the time. Remember, the touch screen was the fad and Nintendo had to demonstrate the capabilities. Also to my experience I enjoyed the touch screen gameplay as opposed to the buttons. Playing an FPS with buttons on the DS was too slow and not as fluid.
@@novustalks7525 Skill issue. But for real. Why would you think that? Back in the days I even thought it rivaled mouse and keyboard controls for FPS games, at least when not too much precision is required
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I loved how you can host local multiplayer with just one cart for multiple consoles
same. But now Nintendo just wants money
@@pronot3411 in fact, this multiplayer feature were good demos !!!
I am so nostalgia with my sister and friend we played thousand hours in local !
@@vari_ares that's nice you had that. I played once with a kid and the rest was bots. The WiFi sucked
@@hellrazor117 the wifi was amazing for the time if you had good wifi at home!
Played with tons of people in hunters, there was even voicechat, where my 13yo-squeaker-ass was harassing everyone😂
I used to absolutely love metroid prime hunters this brings me back. Well except for getting sniped by tracer in multiplayer 😂
Classic! Yes, for me too, it's the nostalgia of it. I wish they would do another one - maybe for Switch. Seems we may have Metroid Prime 4 releasing sometime next year... but still it would be awesome to have a Hunters re-make. Thanks for your comment.
@@loungegremlin and thanks for the response! I can't wait for prime 4 personally. Dread was amazing as fusion has always been my favorite metroid and I've waited essentially 20 years for dread since it was teased back when fusion came out. But the prime games had a major influence on my childhood and am so excited for the fourth entry. Wonder if dark samus will return
Yes yes me too it was awesome 👊🏽🛡️🤠
Same 😂
No better experience than getting all your friends together to play this game
so much nostalgia for this game. lost the cartridge back in 2015 but i gotta get another copy for my collection
got it! my copy is complete again!
@@gwendohshidt Nice!!
@@gwendohshidtAww, that's awesome! ^^ It's really nice to read something like this and then see that the person got one again! ;w;
the best thing to use for touchscreen on a 3DS is actually a thumb "sock" that is used for mobile phones too.
Nah dude, with a long gitar playing thumb nail it might be better than having a second analog!
This video is better than an Asmr not gonna lie. I could listen to that tapping on the screen all day
I made my own thumb stylus on day one of getting that game. Nintendo really loves gimmicky control schemes that drive me insane.
I still loved playing that game though, it was incredible what they were able to do with the old DS.
Not so gimmicky the more I think about it. Basically using the resistive touchscreen like a laptop track pad... Thumb trackpads are on the Steam Deck, makes the DS feels weirdly ahead of its time.
Fico impressionado até hoje com Metroid prime Hunter.
It's like having a second analog stick
If not on a 3ds, only one analog stick.
Doesn't the new 3ds have one?
Except painful😂
@@rdowg yeah, I completely forgot how awful that c stick was 😂
The original DS Fat had a string thingy that had a thumb pad you could put on your finger and strap it.
That way I enjoyed MP Hunters in an extremely comfortable way back in the day.
Me hubiera gustado que implantaran el control que tienen dementium the ward.
¡Sí! ¡A mí también me encanta ese juego!
@@loungegremlin juegazo mi hermano...y el remaster que salio para la 3ds es aun mejor!!
Been playing this game recently, even before the Prime 4 reveal, can say, it can be incredibly taxing on your wrist, get a stand if you plan on playing in stylus mode.
yoooo the ring is a god tier idea
That's smart putting a ring there
I remember i used to grind multiplayer with my friends from school, i used to have a gold border😭
This game had no reason being sooooo good online . One of the best online experiences i had with a fps and this was on a freakin DS ! The sound, the hit feedback and the headshots while being fast paced . What a good time !
My first Metroid 3D
Thank you for showing me I wasn't just stupid for having troubles with the touchpad with my finger
Im reading comments cause im here for the same reason. Lol.
That's actually a very smart way to replace a analog stick
This is genuinely in my top 5 Metroid games. I hope it gets a full-on remake someday.
Do you think a normal button setup can work even better for a remake? I never owned a DS so I can't say how good the DS controls worked.
@@no89lan3 From personal experience, the only control scheme that actually made the game feel like a great mobile arena shooter was with the stylus like in the video.
Back in the day, the DS fat had a strap thing, which was mostly used as adornment, but at the end of it had a small pad you could strap on your thumb and play like in the video, as if you had a virtual functioning joystick, the only limitation was that you had to mind where you touch to avoid activating something other than the intended action.
Underrated classic
The accuracy even a normal stylus gave you is unparalleled up to this day.
for anyone who never tried this youd be surprised how natural it'd
Using the stylus was painful, so instead I used a stylus pen that was full sized and with a grip. Made it far more comfortable, and was the closest thing to mouse like control at the time.
EPIC
This was really a great game. Should have made a 2nd one. They need to make more Metroid games, they’re awesome.
Plz remastered or remaked this on nintendo switch that would be great 😊
You may want to make a cloth spot for your ring so the screen won't get scratched much.
Works like that?
No creo que el tactil detecte un pedazo de tela.
I shoud work fine, I've done it. I put a marbal in a cloth glove and played it like that a year or so ago.
A metal marble, I've ment to say.
@@chachitzotzluna3932 You are correct when it comes to a lot of 'capacitive' touch screens, which is what modern smart phones, tablets, and some laptops use, however, all iterations of the DS and 3DS, including the Wii U, used 'resistive' touch screens, which function differently.
I agree with OP, keep that screen as scuff free as you can, while still enjoying DS games to the fullest!
Neat idea
Ah, Alinos Gateway
I'm looking for the finger strap but i haven't been lucky
I always stylus for shooting and kept the rest of my fingies preoocupied with movement
Using your ring smart
weird question but im on blast ball right now anyone else on multiplayer?
Are you tapping on the screen with a ring?
Yes
Pretty dangerous don’t you think as for your screen?
It’s got a screen protector and I don’t tap that hard. The ring is quiet smooth and rounded too which helps.
@@loungegremlin i’m not gonna lie even though it sounds like a critter criticizing you that’s actually a pretty good idea because I was wanting to play the Metroid con hunters game and I was gonna use a stylus but now I may use my phone but I may go on Amazon and find one of those old thumb gloves for mobile gaming
Use a ring. You don’t get hand cramp from using the stylus. Trust me on this. Good luck!
Alinos ♥
Ive never understood the controls
That thumb in the thumbnail does NOT look good from afar. The 3DS would be crying rn.
Esse dedo com esse anel parece uma rôla na trumb…
I prefer to play on the buttons.
Big aah finger
Shadowman Temple Of Fire 😅😅
Bro just use the alt buttons Jesus why does no one use it? It’s like a regular controller with the screen changing your weapons.
The hell, why are you telling him to downgrade? Anyone who didn't use the touch screen got bodied in multiplayer.
@@lambasted6886 I second this, touch screen all the way for fast accurate aiming.
I'm the kind of kid who had the game on m'y R4 when it was very popular and didn't even think of playing the multiplayer... So I don't really like the game
Bro gotta cockring on his thumb...
Why anyone plays without using the button controls is baffling to me
Touch screen offers responsive controls.
@@elhehe8476 the buttons are better though
@@novustalks7525 not for the gimmick at the time. Remember, the touch screen was the fad and Nintendo had to demonstrate the capabilities. Also to my experience I enjoyed the touch screen gameplay as opposed to the buttons. Playing an FPS with buttons on the DS was too slow and not as fluid.
@@elhehe8476 the stylus controls are too cumbersome
@@novustalks7525 Skill issue. But for real. Why would you think that? Back in the days I even thought it rivaled mouse and keyboard controls for FPS games, at least when not too much precision is required