This announcement was just amazing, the only thing that disappointed me was that they didn’t acknowledge that they put an Easter egg in Metroid prime 3 that revered to them working on this game.
When I saw Metroid 5 I was in awe, then when they announced it was Metroid Dread. I was just couldn't believe it. It's finally here and it looks great.
its like their secondary hype before the truly one were waiting but dam didnt expect this play the 2d fan made one quite surprising sadly it got takedown
@@zenu8830 Metroid 5 (Dread) was a sequel to Metroid 4 Fusion for the DS, work of it has been hinted at in Metroid Prime 3 in 2008 but due to trouble with hardware they cancelled it only to resurface today.
Metroid Dread was always that game all of us hardcore Metroid fans dreamed about and wished for, and the fact that not only are they making a Metroid 5 but it's actually derived from the original Metroid Dread vision from back in the day is incredible. Never thought one of the most legendary rumors in Nintendo history would become a reality.
@@tahamohammad8842 To be fair, metroid 1 was really well made for an NES game, but yeah, Super blew it out of the water. A lot of SNES games in general were basically "what we wanted to make on the NES but couldn't"
The game doesn't really look that good man. Visually its behind quite a bit. If they were limited by "technology" it was Nintendo's odd controller design. Pretty sure Sakamoto actually made a comment about how they couldn't see making a 3d Metroid (During Prime's development) on the 64 after holding the controller... XD
They do amazing work if given the proper guidance. They obviously have amazing artists, designers and programmers but it feels like they need someone like Sakamoto to guide them in the right direction otherwise we end up with garbage like their Castlevania games.
It’s so weird. For years, all we had was the word “Dread”. Practically no other details. Yet that word alone was worth getting excited about. That single word told us all we needed to know.
The fact that they kept the name Dread, a name for a game that was rumoured a decade and a half ago (a rumour that was confirmed real here), is really cool, and strangely satisfying in a way. Like it finally came full circle. Also love that they’re re-exploring the horror elements of Metroid Fusion. Being hunted by the SA-X was always the best part of that game, and the lonely horror feel, although never overt, is kind of an underappreciated element of all Metroid games, imo. So it’s kind of reassuring that the devs seem to get that, and putting a focus on it rather than abandoning it for pure action (which other devs have done before...).
If they actually do a remake of Fusion I’d be very happy to play it and if they have the SA-X hunting you, that would be even better just like the EMMI
@@rifasclub But not in name, did they? I seem to recall they mentioned having worked on a cancelled 2D Metroid before, but the name Metroid Dread I only recall from an old IGN report from the mid 2000’s. My mind is admitedly a bit fuzzy on that; it’s been quite a while after all.
I agree. There was always an element of horror in all the main Metroid games. I’m glad they’re upping this part. I really loved the chases in Fusion and Samus Returns.
@@Jbayz No that's not what he's saying. So if the classic Metroid games (part 1 and 2) only flourished until irl tech did, it would mean 1. That they didn't flourish during that period of time even though irl tech very much existed 2. That there was other Metroid games before the first one on nes.
It's good to know that the game didn't actually take 19 years to make; rather, Sakamoto and Team didn't want to explore the concept until they were confident that the hardware available could accurate convey their vision of Metroid Dread, which I commend as an artist myself, especially compared to the annual release of underdeveloped Pokemon games. Sakamoto was emphasizing the refined combat system implemented in part with MercurySteam's Samus Returns. It could be that Samus Returns was a blueprint for the structure of Metroid Dread. I haven't played Metroid, but I have played Hollow Knight, which I loved. This game fits that "environmental storytelling", creepy aesthetic. Maybe I'm getting my hopes up, but I'm really excited for this.
Games like Hollow Knight were inspired by Metroid and CastleVania. Metroid Dread is being made by MercurySteam, who has made both modern CastleVania and Metroid games, so all sign point towards a new highpoint for the genre
@@dip_trippy That's not PR talk, at least on Sakamoto's end. When he said the "technology wasn't there," he's not saying that they didn't have good enough hardware to make another 2D Metroid. Obviously prior handheld systems were capable enough. His issue was trying to create one with the concept he had in mind all along: the E.M.M.I. The E.M.M.I. use pretty sophisticated AI to chase the player down, and that requires quite a bit of the CPU. SA-X's chase sequences were pretty scripted, as the SA-X itself, as an AI, is pretty dumb. Hence, they only put you in situations where you were either just waiting for it to leave, or being chased from right to left. This game has you being chased by the E.M.M.I. robots in larger, open areas, and the E.M.M.I. can easily track you down, and intelligently reorient themselves when you try to fool them. This is clearly something that was intended way back on the DS, but I take it that the prototype they created didn't have a smart enough AI, so it wasn't convincing enough to be scary.
I really want to know if the game will have sequence breaks where a skilled player can do things out of order. I'd love there to be possible routes available to those who can successfully elude the robots.
The way it looks to me is that you can sequence break if you manage to stealth your way past the security droids. When Samus is caught in the trailer, it shows doors that get locked.
Fusion seems to be Mercury-Steam's favorite game in the series. They actually approached Nintendo with an offer to remake that game before Nintendo asked them to remake Metroid 2 instead. I have little doubt that they really love Fusion and have poured their passion into emulating the horror from that game into this one.
I can now die happy. It's been so long. I remember the rumors of Metroid Dread for the DS. What could had been, boss fights over the two screens. I lost it, I can wait a few more months.
Mercury steam, after finishing metroid 2: ok can we now start on the fusion remake. Sakamoto: No.. Mercury steam: oh Sakamoto: you get to start the sequel to fusion.
For real- for some reason when I was about 10 years old the SA-X encounters gave me literal mild panic attacks. This is a welcomed feature that sticks out among Nintendo’s more happy go lucky titles.
@@marcheharvey2301 Yeah, thats exactly what happened to me bro, it was truly horrifying, i had nightmares with the SA X's face and sometimes i couldnt even sleep when i was little and had to go call my cousin to sleep with her xD, even now as an adult it still creeps me a little bit, as a sign that it was well done in the horror aspect.
@@Ricardo-vy4co Same here. That zoom-in was pretty terrifying, and then later being told that there's not just 1 SA-X, but at least 10 of them walking around, hunting for Samus... Not to mention the SA-X's mutated form at the end (second half of the penultimate battle, before the Omega Metroid)... Fusion was just filled with nightmare fuel, and I love it
Always nice to see Sakamoto give interviews and be given a platform. I’m sure this game means a lot to him. I also funnily enough have the same shirt he is wearing! I hope Sakamoto continues to have a visible role in Nintendo for years to come.
Same. Considering that the Galactic Federation is capable of making bioweapons, I wouldn’t be too surprised if they made and have an E.M.M.I. Ridley hidden in the backlogs
If they are going to put ridley in the game, they will do that for sure, because it wouldn't make sense chronologically otherways. The game is set after Metroid Fusion, when Ridley was already dead and his corpse was eaten by an x-parasyte
@@joechristo2 "Project Dread" was referenced in Prime as supposedly almost complete and there have been a plethora of leaks over the last 15 Years about Metroid Dread
Three days ago, I saw that there is a Metroid Dread that was cancelled. And yesterday I finished Metroid Zero Mission. But today I see Dread is going to be released. Unbelievably lucky!
Every switch owner needs to have this game in their library. The Metroid series is criminally underrated and absolutely deserves to have the spotlight like Mario and Zelda. Please everyone buy this game and show your support ❤️
2:20 Just so freakin' weird imo to see some +16 years old rumors here getting finally confirmed and also with it saying that they're the same project. Really crazy
My thoughts exactly. It looks so sick. In Metroid Prime, it just looked like latex, but here it actually looks like... well, I don't know how to describe it... It just looks incredible. Easily one of my favorite suits in the series, so it's a huge joy to see it rendered that beautifully
I hope we can wear it in this game. It'd be awesome to have the option of changing suits. The Metroid Fusion suit has been my favorite of Samus for a long time.
I definitely want a development history of Prime 4 as well when it comes out. These kinds of games really deserve an art book and concept art being released, you know? Like, the concept work Android Joines did on Prime 1 was so interesting that it could be it's own catalog all on it's own, but an art book with development, level design, and scrapped idea WIPs would be absolutely stellar.
It was a fantastic announcement. But even things like Shin Megami Tensei 5 caught my interest, and I've never played a Persona/SMT game before. This was just a banger Direct! :)
This was my first Metroid game and I'm gonna be honest, very impressed. I had a ton of fun with it and I'm eager to take on Samus Returns and Super Metroid!
If this was your first Metroid game then you’ve got no where to go but up (considering only the 2D entries in the series) cause this game was a hot steaming pile compared to the others.
I remember looking at forum posts wondering if they would show Metroid Dread at E3 2006. Seeing this actually happen is so surreal. This is a preorder and take they day off work game for me
What amazes me the most is that these guys have been thinking about doing this for 15 years. Really veteran developers, with a lifetime of experience. You can't buy that!
Metroid Dread. The one game everyone wanted, but no one really believed would ever come out. But it did, and not only did it live up to the fans' expectations, it exceeded them on so many levels. This game is a solid masterpiece and easily Game of the Year material.
I'm glad to see Sakamoto still around! To those who doesn't know him, he worked since the very first Metroid game alongside Gunpei Yokoi team and was the director of Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion and Zero Mission. Since then he has been the producer and supervisor of all MEtroid games. Happy to see he's working again with MercuryStream to deliver this project at least!
Remember that "See you in the next mission" screen after u beat Metroid games? Finally.. a new Mission after all these years... looks amazing and so polished... I hope the development progress is going smoothly and not rushed
@@kurokoro Same thing about Other M. The gameplay was really good and I liked how they explored Samus' character, but the overall story was dumb and anticlimactic. Dread looks amazing!
I still enjoy it and hey later we got samus returns which for me is the perfect formula of retroroid, nothing against the prime games but Ill stick to sidescrolling where I can see samus and not just her arm canon.
After completing Dread, seeing the ending and seeing the “new” Samus, I cannot wait to see where this story goes. Hopefully the next game comes sooner and again with Mercury as this game is amazing.
Hearing that this game will "complete the story arc" involving Samus and the baby Metroid she found has me intrigued, not just for Dread's story, but also the series beyond that point... But look at me, I finally get a story that continues from Fusion, and I'm already thinking about the next game after that. I need to keep it together; I'm SO looking forward to playing Metroid Dread!
There are many possibilities: Samus fighting against the Galactic Federation's corruption. An interstellar war. Something to do with the hunters from Prime Hunters.
*Sorry if the text is too long, but thought i could share this to you* I was afraid that the only remanants of metroids, or more exactly, "The baby", are on Samus´s DNA now. But since I finished Metroid Fusion a thing still worried me until now: the GF would make the "definitive being", capable of anilyzing data, transforming itself by any adaptation possible or any host/DNA absorption, for any military use. An Idea very temptating, knowing that, if the X parasite gets out of control again, it can be reduced to almost zero by Metroids, and why not, evolved Omega metroids (if the X parasite absorbs a enemy that uses Ice, the weak point of the metroid). If the GF would "refine" the metroids clones after seeing that Samus defeated the Omega Metroid on BSL was weak to ice, they would make that concept true. But now, with robots almost indestructibles for the only known being that´s inmune to the X parasite (samus), it´s not important for the GF the metroids. They just need to replicate what they did with the metroid vaccine on Samus, but with EMMIs, that´s the reason why Samus is being pursued by them. I still don´t know what is going to happen with the Chozo, but the planet ZDR would be important for the cultive of the X parasite.
I think that it is so cool that we finally know that Metroid Dread was an actual project that was in development in the mid 2000s, and that they came back to it and are finally making it! Mother 3 was the latest example that I can think of where that happened.
Its always a pleasure to see Sakamoto-san. I have tremendous respect for the artistry he brings to his games. I'm looking forward to another developer interview for Metroid 6!
man any other developer would have compromised and released a subpar metroid game to make sales. instead they waited until they finally had the hardware to put their vision into a reality. goes to show how dedicated these people are to the series
Those devs have the privilege of being funded by the sales of other "subpar" series. Add in the fact that Nintendo always wants to bring something new to the table and the devs are lucky enough to be in the right work environment.
@@supersmugs2821 right. Plus, the Switch is a cash cow so Nintendo can be patient and do what they do best, deliver quality experiences on all of their own IPs.
There are a lot of dead IPs being revived recently by Nintendo. Most of these would've stayed dead if we look at their last sales record. Me personally, I prefer the Prime games over the 2D ones.
Metroid has always been about Isolation and Exploration. That's the core elements and DNA of the series. In terms of Isolation, Fusion is by far the most atmospheric and clostrophobic one, but the game was constantly assisting us so it lacked exploration. For DREAD, devs seem to have taken the atmosphere from Fusion which is half of what it requiers to have a good Metroid game. The exploration part will be discovered once we play the game. Really promising though.
@@bensaadoussema9679 and this time we don't get much assistance, Adam only gives hints and lore tidbits instead of marking a spot on the map as your "Target" every objective
@@bensaadoussema9679 Eh, I'd say that Prime 2 is the closesr in terms of atmosphere and claustrophobia, but it definitely still took a lot from fusion.
The fact the Federation itself is chasing Samus makes so much sense after the fact that she not only blew one of their stations, but she has become half Metroid herself and has come in contact with the X virus She's a human, chozo, and Metroid hybrid.
From what I understood the Federation isn't actually chasing her. They just found out about the fact that the x parasites are still alive in a remote planet (ZDR) and send the EMMI, that are research robots, to investigate, but they somehow go rogue. So the federation is forced to send the only person capable of stopping once and for all the x parasites: Samus Aran. But we obviously don't know every little detail of the story, like what will Adam's purpose be in this game, knowing that his reason for existing is to support Samus in the exploration of different environments, like the research station. The only thing we know about him is that for once he will not tell Samus where to go, being ZDR an unexplored planet.
I was 4 years old when my parents offered me a gba sp with metroid fusion, i was so scared of that game it took me years to complete it, and its still my favorite. I can't believe this is happening!!
I never beat any boss in fusion but still trying to beat it till today.. im not good with any platformer games but still it is my favorite genre other than RPG/Shooter.. after Dread revealed, im got my hand on Samus Return and so far it good to play.. still in early level thou.
I'm not entirely sold on it, myself. The mixing of organics and metallics isn't the problem, but... I think... I think it's the white that's throwing me off; the Light Suit from Prime 2 wasn't my favorite design either. I don't know... white just feels too... sterile, I guess. In any case, doesn't affect my decision to buy this when it comes out. I love Metroid.
@@jdylanschwartz Are they really? Nintendo doesn't do unimaginative stuff, sure they could do Metroid Call of Duty and that's it, but what difference would it have between every other FPS besides aesthethics? Nintendo just doesn't do that.
@@DrNaviMD Have you played it? Minus tanks and supports, it felt way more Overwatch-y to me than Call of Duty or typical FPSes. Had like 30 multiplayer maps, 7 different hunters I think... it was a fun range of strategies, and Nintendo is about as gimmicky as they come in an enjoyable way (psst... Mario, etc, lol). I respect the argument that maybe it wouldn't be original, but I still think (older?) fans would buy it if it had enough quality to offer replay value.
You know, this game reminds me of something. Hear me out, Dread was originally planned to be released in like the mid 2000s(2004-2006) for DS. But it never came to pass due to not enough tech to bring it to life. So after waiting for like what? 17 years? It’s finally a real thing now. This all reminds me of how Hey Arnold The Jungle Movie was originally planned for release in theaters in 2002-2003 but got canned due to how the first one did. And then we got the movie after about 15 years! I guess this just goes to show, anything that was originally developed in the early 2000s but got scrapped due to unknown reasons can be brought back to life. It only takes a matter of time.
He just said it here. Yeah it was scrapped but the development wasn’t ready due to the technology so it was put in a small document article in Metroid Prime 3 about “Dread”
@@cristianflores1588 I probably did not listen or understood well. My apologies. But still, that is cool they give us a long gone project to make us wait for the new Prime.
I still remember reading all those ign articles as a kid speculating on whether or not this was even real. almost two decades later to find out it was all real, and it's finally coming... I'm on the verge of tears
Was the technical restrictions A.I.? E.M.M.I gives me huge Alien from Alien Isolation vibes and that game used A.I. so that the Alien can track you, if I'm not mistaken.
You can tell how happy Sakamoto is to be able to finally bring Metroid Dread to us. With how confident he is and how confident Nintendo has been in showing this game off, I have every reason to believe it will live up to the very high expectations placed upon it.
Every 2D Metroid game have been fantastic, and with Metroid: Other M and Federation Force being the only subpar entries in the series, I have high hopes for this one! Samus Returns was excellent, and I'm looking forward to MercurySteam's innovations for the series being further developed!
@@John_EMIYA_Miller they said something about “mgtow”, or “men going their own way”, which is some kind of misogynistic movement against feminism or something, basically a bunch of incels lol
Im happy we're getting both flavors of games, hopefully we'll get more Prime 4 news later this year. I'm wondering if they're going to plan out any links to Dread with it.
The Metroid series will definitely be made in both 3D and 2D in the future. Also, notice Sakamoto has no involvement in the Metroid Prime games. It goes to show you he has no interest doing a 3D Metroid game.
Thank you Mercury Steam and Nintendo for creating this masterpiece of a video game. I've never been big into the franchise, and after experiencing the quality of this title I'm pretty disappointed I never gave the series a fair shot. This is now one of my Top 3 favorite games of all time. I know this may be the end of this story arc for Samus, but I can't wait to see where it goes from here. Mercury Steam, please continue working with Nintendo to make another great piece of art like this, the Metroid fanbase needs your skill.
This is so sick. Me and my brother loved playing the 2D Metroid games together (even though it was single player), totally stoked to experience this awesome game again
And considering how both Fusion and Eternal Darkness (let's not think of what happened with the devs of that lovecraft inspired amazing horror game) were AMAZING, yeah, when Nintendo want's to spook you in a game, you're gonna get spooked! and this is BEFORE I bring up the Psychokinetic alien eldritch horror that is Giygas from Earthbound!
Ngl this was actually one of the Direct's best surprises, I wasn't aware of the rumors and I love the horror aesthetic
Same. The robots, known for now only as the E.M.M.I, looks like SA-X on Phazon
There was a lot of rumors back in the 3ds days, actually
The EMMI sections look like the fusion sections with ur doppelgänger
it has soma vibe
This announcement was just amazing, the only thing that disappointed me was that they didn’t acknowledge that they put an Easter egg in Metroid prime 3 that revered to them working on this game.
When I saw Metroid 5 I was in awe, then when they announced it was Metroid Dread. I was just couldn't believe it. It's finally here and it looks great.
better than at its core it makes u feel like it metroi-
its like their secondary hype before the truly one were waiting but dam didnt expect this
play the 2d fan made one quite surprising
sadly it got takedown
@@BroadcastingCN well yeah, guess you've never played 2d metroid games huh.
@@fractalfalco3964 I do zero mission but not so much cos didnt complete both super and nes one
don forget gameboy one tru classic
I love how even they had to admit they slept on this series for 19 years.
Lets support all we can
And yes ladies and gentlemen
Franchise continuation
we thought it end?
Alright ladies and gentlemen we got our Metroid announcement, it is time to support the franchise (or continuing to support it).
@Travis Newsome A bit ridiculous of you tbh to poke with that no updates every 5min it's been such a long time you really can't blame people come on.
@@kilik5713 huh
I almost died when I saw the words Dread, this is the gamer equivalent to finding out big foot is real.
Explain please. I have been out of gaming world for a while
@@zenu8830
Metroid 5 (Dread) was a sequel to Metroid 4 Fusion for the DS, work of it has been hinted at in Metroid Prime 3 in 2008 but due to trouble with hardware they cancelled it only to resurface today.
@@haikle5966 oh thanks
@@haikle5966 Fusion GBA
@@TheHardStyleLife
Dread was a sequel for the DS is what I meant to say, saying Dread is a sequel to Fusion on GBA for DS doesnt sound right to me.
Seeing all the Fusion imagery from the Prologue is so cool!! This game looks and sounds like it’s going to be fantastic! I cannot wait!!
RIGHT!?
1:46 !!
Yeah, and I love how they made the Fusion Suit all fiber-y. Kinda like how the new suit looks like.
The kid in me is freaking out 😁😁😁🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
The Fusion suit looks so freaking cool in that picture
Metroid Dread was always that game all of us hardcore Metroid fans dreamed about and wished for, and the fact that not only are they making a Metroid 5 but it's actually derived from the original Metroid Dread vision from back in the day is incredible. Never thought one of the most legendary rumors in Nintendo history would become a reality.
It truly is a dream come true!
@@outworld855 bro no one cares 🤣
Word.
This video is serious entertainment
@@wildfiresnap but amiibos are universally significant right?
To summarize the development of this game: “I’m limited by the technology of my time”
That’s basically why Metroid 1 was so ehhhhh in comparison to super
See also: Final Fantasy XV
@@tahamohammad8842 To be fair, metroid 1 was really well made for an NES game, but yeah, Super blew it out of the water.
A lot of SNES games in general were basically "what we wanted to make on the NES but couldn't"
The game doesn't really look that good man. Visually its behind quite a bit. If they were limited by "technology" it was Nintendo's odd controller design. Pretty sure Sakamoto actually made a comment about how they couldn't see making a 3d Metroid (During Prime's development) on the 64 after holding the controller... XD
@@skurblord3401 Technology is not all about graphics.
*Experiment status report update. Metroid Project "Dread" is nearing the final stages of completion.*
If I recall, that easter egg in Metroid Prime 3 was an accident. Is that correct?
@@Mr.GameCrazy ye sir
Vaciiilo
lets backtrack chec- and see
Maybe it was in universe
lol
Imagine being so good at making Metroid games that even Sakamoto says "those guys are indeed men of culture and good taste". goodspeed Mercury Steam
Samus returns was remade very well by them.
They do amazing work if given the proper guidance. They obviously have amazing artists, designers and programmers but it feels like they need someone like Sakamoto to guide them in the right direction otherwise we end up with garbage like their Castlevania games.
@@Mystemo im guiding sakomoto
@@Mystemo Probably didn’t help that Konami lost all their good ‘guides’ over the years with their scummy employment practices.
@@OkamiPrincess15 true
It’s so weird. For years, all we had was the word “Dread”. Practically no other details. Yet that word alone was worth getting excited about. That single word told us all we needed to know.
So if it wasn't for the Samus Returns remake, we would never have gotten Dread.
So massive thumbs up to Mercury Steam.
Yeah. Amen on that. And I pray Dread will be good. At least decent.
And if it wasn't for us loyal fans that bought it.
@@jaretco6423 did you play Samus Returns?
Hee Ho. Yes.
Fox Freeman. Wait. Really?
Remember guys, this game was rumored back during the Nintendo DS and Wii days.....
Well it was first revealed on an internal Nintendo software list in 2005 during the Gamecube, GBA, DS days, so even further back than Wii
I think it was even before that.
@@Jack_MxM dang i didn't even know that...
THere's hope for Pikmin 4 :D
The fact that they kept the name Dread, a name for a game that was rumoured a decade and a half ago (a rumour that was confirmed real here), is really cool, and strangely satisfying in a way. Like it finally came full circle.
Also love that they’re re-exploring the horror elements of Metroid Fusion. Being hunted by the SA-X was always the best part of that game, and the lonely horror feel, although never overt, is kind of an underappreciated element of all Metroid games, imo. So it’s kind of reassuring that the devs seem to get that, and putting a focus on it rather than abandoning it for pure action (which other devs have done before...).
If they actually do a remake of Fusion I’d be very happy to play it and if they have the SA-X hunting you, that would be even better just like the EMMI
Dread was never a rumor, they talked about it openly many times.
@@rifasclub But not in name, did they? I seem to recall they mentioned having worked on a cancelled 2D Metroid before, but the name Metroid Dread I only recall from an old IGN report from the mid 2000’s. My mind is admitedly a bit fuzzy on that; it’s been quite a while after all.
I agree. There was always an element of horror in all the main Metroid games. I’m glad they’re upping this part. I really loved the chases in Fusion and Samus Returns.
@@CrossfacePanda It's namedropped in Prime 3.
It's quite poetic that the mechanical-themed Metroid wasn't able to flourish until IRL technology could, too.
Curse you, Boston Dynamics!
It did "flourish". Remember Super Metroid?
Thats just what he said. They kept canceling it because they didn't think they would make money on it. Thats mostly it, I'm sure.
@@Jbayz No that's not what he's saying. So if the classic Metroid games (part 1 and 2) only flourished until irl tech did, it would mean 1. That they didn't flourish during that period of time even though irl tech very much existed
2. That there was other Metroid games before the first one on nes.
Well we had robots in fusion and it was pretty cool. They just wanted more money
It's good to know that the game didn't actually take 19 years to make; rather, Sakamoto and Team didn't want to explore the concept until they were confident that the hardware available could accurate convey their vision of Metroid Dread, which I commend as an artist myself, especially compared to the annual release of underdeveloped Pokemon games.
Sakamoto was emphasizing the refined combat system implemented in part with MercurySteam's Samus Returns. It could be that Samus Returns was a blueprint for the structure of Metroid Dread.
I haven't played Metroid, but I have played Hollow Knight, which I loved. This game fits that "environmental storytelling", creepy aesthetic.
Maybe I'm getting my hopes up, but I'm really excited for this.
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Games like Hollow Knight were inspired by Metroid and CastleVania. Metroid Dread is being made by MercurySteam, who has made both modern CastleVania and Metroid games, so all sign point towards a new highpoint for the genre
PR talk. Don't be so gullible. That said, HYPE
@@dip_trippy That's not PR talk, at least on Sakamoto's end. When he said the "technology wasn't there," he's not saying that they didn't have good enough hardware to make another 2D Metroid. Obviously prior handheld systems were capable enough. His issue was trying to create one with the concept he had in mind all along: the E.M.M.I.
The E.M.M.I. use pretty sophisticated AI to chase the player down, and that requires quite a bit of the CPU. SA-X's chase sequences were pretty scripted, as the SA-X itself, as an AI, is pretty dumb. Hence, they only put you in situations where you were either just waiting for it to leave, or being chased from right to left.
This game has you being chased by the E.M.M.I. robots in larger, open areas, and the E.M.M.I. can easily track you down, and intelligently reorient themselves when you try to fool them. This is clearly something that was intended way back on the DS, but I take it that the prototype they created didn't have a smart enough AI, so it wasn't convincing enough to be scary.
So how did you like it
I'd never think in a billion years metroid dread would be coming out.
Mercury Steam: We can rebuild it, we have the tecnology
Gotta acknowledge your pfp for a sec. I never come across anyone with an Evangelion pfp, my favorite anime of all time!
@@elijahpaul4829 Thanks!
@@marcoasturias8520 Gotta love MercurySteam. They are the saviors of Metroid franchise.
Well, it was 999,981 years off anyways... 😅
If they can recreate that same feeling we got from the SA-X from fusion, then we could have something good
I really want to know if the game will have sequence breaks where a skilled player can do things out of order. I'd love there to be possible routes available to those who can successfully elude the robots.
This statement is exactly what I was thinking
The way it looks to me is that you can sequence break if you manage to stealth your way past the security droids. When Samus is caught in the trailer, it shows doors that get locked.
Fusion seems to be Mercury-Steam's favorite game in the series. They actually approached Nintendo with an offer to remake that game before Nintendo asked them to remake Metroid 2 instead. I have little doubt that they really love Fusion and have poured their passion into emulating the horror from that game into this one.
Scariest thing ever in Metroid history. But also very funny when it doesn't know what to do, until it almost insta kills you.
I can now die happy.
It's been so long.
I remember the rumors of Metroid Dread for the DS.
What could had been, boss fights over the two screens.
I lost it, I can wait a few more months.
right back in 06
Dude.. I'm exactly the same. This made it my favourite e3.. Ever.
wait for metroid prime 4 before dying tho
@@sloth3066 Christmas 2022
@@sloth3066 I like the prime series but man, getting Metroid 5 is a literal dream come true.
Mercury steam, after finishing metroid 2: ok can we now start on the fusion remake.
Sakamoto: No..
Mercury steam: oh
Sakamoto: you get to start the sequel to fusion.
Awww XD Even better!
If you put aside $12 a month starting now, you’ll be able to buy it on October 8th. Support new Metroid games.
Already preordered!! I knew I had to especially since it releases on my birthday
@@sunscreeen4270 Aww, awesome!
I wish the special edition was cheaper. Would be a must buy at $70 but at $90 I just can't justify it to myself
@@sunscreeen4270 Only a fool pre-orders anything
@@sunscreeen4270 SAME! THIS YEARS GONNA BE GREAT FOR US!
The SA-X from fusion caused ptsd and dread. Now an entire game being stalked by powerful enemies? Take my money
yes it seems so this game will be hard and more powerful enemies yes
For sure
For real- for some reason when I was about 10 years old the SA-X encounters gave me literal mild panic attacks. This is a welcomed feature that sticks out among Nintendo’s more happy go lucky titles.
veteran: sure
That would be such a cool element! Like Samus can't even recover from her trauma bc this EMMI unit is on her tail
This is literally the SA-X unbound. Instead of staying in a room or two, they chase you nonstop. I love this so much
SA-X gonna give it to ya!
That sudden zoom in on the SA-X's face when it burst out the wall still haunts my nightmares.
Honestly, I think the SA-X was cooler. EMMI is literally just AMEE from Red Planet.
@@marcheharvey2301 Yeah, thats exactly what happened to me bro, it was truly horrifying, i had nightmares with the SA X's face and sometimes i couldnt even sleep when i was little and had to go call my cousin to sleep with her xD, even now as an adult it still creeps me a little bit, as a sign that it was well done in the horror aspect.
@@Ricardo-vy4co Same here. That zoom-in was pretty terrifying, and then later being told that there's not just 1 SA-X, but at least 10 of them walking around, hunting for Samus... Not to mention the SA-X's mutated form at the end (second half of the penultimate battle, before the Omega Metroid)... Fusion was just filled with nightmare fuel, and I love it
The idea of those EMMI robots grabbing you to impale your face with that needle is terrifying.
I thought it was a laser beam, turns out not...
Those EMMI robots are going to be a pain to outrun.
It's poetic. It's a direct reference to Alien, which itself was the original inspiration for Metroid.
@@TohnoEn Dread *FEELS* like Alien and I like that very much
If you see it, hide. If it sees you, just run.
Is your objective clear?
Yes No
Always nice to see Sakamoto give interviews and be given a platform. I’m sure this game means a lot to him. I also funnily enough have the same shirt he is wearing! I hope Sakamoto continues to have a visible role in Nintendo for years to come.
Wouldn’t be surprised if there’s an EMMI RIDLEY in this game.
(Edit: THANK GOODNESS RIDLEY ISN’T IN THIS!!!)
Same. Considering that the Galactic Federation is capable of making bioweapons, I wouldn’t be too surprised if they made and have an E.M.M.I. Ridley hidden in the backlogs
E.M.M.I Ridley: *chases Samus
Samus: *slides through small gap
Samus: Phew! I'm safe.
E.M.M.I Ridley: *SMASHES THROUGH THE THICK WALL ABOVE GAP*
Like the one on zero mission at the end?
@@gajhiracristhianjimenez2048 Similar but even more smart and menacing would be an awesome boss fight.
If they are going to put ridley in the game, they will do that for sure, because it wouldn't make sense chronologically otherways. The game is set after Metroid Fusion, when Ridley was already dead and his corpse was eaten by an x-parasyte
I’m really glad they held back on using the idea involving DREAD. That just goes to show how much dedication they put into making the perfect 2D game.
Yes Yes Yes. Metroid 5 is finally coming. 19 years? Goddamn!!!
But 5 comes before 4? 🤔
@@CalvinCarlo that’s Metroid prime
@@CalvinCarlo This isn't Metroid Prime
@@CalvinCarlo Fusion was 4
Alright ladies and gentlemen we got our Metroid announcement, it is time to support the franchise (or continuing to support it).
My jaw literally dropped. I haven’t played a single Metroid game and even I know about the cancellation of Metroid: Dread. This is omega hype
Flyce is that you?
It was talked about before? What are you guys talking about? The name wasn’t like revealed at any time
@@joechristo2 "Project Dread" was referenced in Prime as supposedly almost complete and there have been a plethora of leaks over the last 15 Years about Metroid Dread
@@joechristo2 The name was revealed a decade ago.
Men Going Their Own Way (MGTOW /ˈmɪɡtaʊ/; em português: Homens seguindo seu próprio caminho)
Three days ago, I saw that there is a Metroid Dread that was cancelled. And yesterday I finished Metroid Zero Mission. But today I see Dread is going to be released. Unbelievably lucky!
Every switch owner needs to have this game in their library. The Metroid series is criminally underrated and absolutely deserves to have the spotlight like Mario and Zelda. Please everyone buy this game and show your support ❤️
2:20 Just so freakin' weird imo to see some +16 years old rumors here getting finally confirmed and also with it saying that they're the same project. Really crazy
Why no one is talking about how beautiful the Fusion Suit looks in that "prologue" cutscene?
My thoughts exactly. It looks so sick. In Metroid Prime, it just looked like latex, but here it actually looks like... well, I don't know how to describe it... It just looks incredible. Easily one of my favorite suits in the series, so it's a huge joy to see it rendered that beautifully
I love how they use those prologue cutscenes! straight to the point and gets you right to the gameplay like super or samus returns
I hope we can wear it in this game. It'd be awesome to have the option of changing suits. The Metroid Fusion suit has been my favorite of Samus for a long time.
1:46 o_o
@@Insert_Bland_Name_Here "In metroid prime, it just looked like latex" lmao, you made me laugh ´til left me with no pulmons 😂
Nintendo never forgets. They remember all their scrapped ideas. Hope for that Boo or Shiek game to actually be made.
That means Pikmin 4 could finally happen :D
Well, I suppose to some extent that's true. Considering F-Zero is just used for cameos. :(
@@Lodac1977 I suppose
@@custom-r dat1too
There was a boo game? I'm getting carrion vibes... Dont avoid the spooc, BECOME THE SPOOC
I definitely want a development history of Prime 4 as well when it comes out. These kinds of games really deserve an art book and concept art being released, you know? Like, the concept work Android Joines did on Prime 1 was so interesting that it could be it's own catalog all on it's own, but an art book with development, level design, and scrapped idea WIPs would be absolutely stellar.
We now just need a "Status Report: metroid dread has been successful" in Metroid Prime 4
@@outworld855 you good?
@@segafan1316 they keep spamming that in every comment and I’m not sure why 🤔
@@poble There's a way to get rid of him, click the report button and speak the almighty chant:
BEGONE BOT!!!
@@willo90li it worked, their comment is now gone lol
The Metroid Prime series arent true Metroid games
Honestly biggest banger of the whole direct
It was a fantastic announcement. But even things like Shin Megami Tensei 5 caught my interest, and I've never played a Persona/SMT game before. This was just a banger Direct! :)
This direct had something for everyone, honestly this is one of my favorite directs purely for the variety of bangers.
Breath of the Wild II lookin' pretty fire tho
@@Apotheosister True man
For me it's Advance Wars but this is a close 2nd.
In the words of Cloud:
"Never thought I'd see the day"
*Experiment status report update: Metroid project "Dread" is nearing the final stages of completion.*
That's an easter egg from somewhere, right? Where's that from again?
@@snaxandsoda one of the prime games (i think it's prime 3)
@@TerraKnight27 Yep. It was Prime 3.
@Ethan hagen yup it was scrapped right before Other M
Retro Studios confirmed that this line had nothing to do with "Metroid Dread". It was just an unfortunate word choice
This was my first Metroid game and I'm gonna be honest, very impressed. I had a ton of fun with it and I'm eager to take on Samus Returns and Super Metroid!
If this was your first Metroid game then you’ve got no where to go but up (considering only the 2D entries in the series) cause this game was a hot steaming pile compared to the others.
@@Danarchy3 lmao, no
@@Denominov im sorry you’re mad, but don’t let yourself get too worked up, it’s just a game. As for you being wrong, I can’t help that.
I remember looking at forum posts wondering if they would show Metroid Dread at E3 2006. Seeing this actually happen is so surreal. This is a preorder and take they day off work game for me
What amazes me the most is that these guys have been thinking about doing this for 15 years. Really veteran developers, with a lifetime of experience. You can't buy that!
You can, it'll be released, duh 😝
@@auravaury XD
At first, I thought this game was alright, nothing special. But the more I see of the game I’m actually getting really excited for it
It's gonna be amazing
im gonna b dread without r
There's a gba metroid game called zero Mission. Play it, and you'll fall in love with the series.
Zero Mission, For Real? @Caramel I recommend, You try out Super Metroid. Its the Best Metroid made till date. Nothing has topped it yet
@@amansaxena5898 Yeah but Super's controls might be a bit clunky for beginners.
Zelda and Metroid both getting kinda scary and dark vibes in their next games is so cool
Metroid kinda always had scary and dark vibes tho
You guys remember SA-X
Almost completed the game by now. THANK YOU Yoshio Sakamoto.
I'm buying it. I hope my fellow Metroid fans do too, it's time to prove that we want Metroid!
I'm with you.
I’m not even a Metroid fan but this looks good
I’m gonna be a Metroid fan soon
@@mr.cheese7379 should ig
Play super Metroid, you won’t regret it
@@mr.cheese7379 I've been a Metroid fan since the original Metroid. My second favorite Nintendo franchise after Zelda.
There's a reason that this franchise along with Castlevania practically created a genre
Metroid Dread. The one game everyone wanted, but no one really believed would ever come out. But it did, and not only did it live up to the fans' expectations, it exceeded them on so many levels. This game is a solid masterpiece and easily Game of the Year material.
This game looks actually terrifying
i think that is a bit far but it certainly looks unsettling
It feels as scary as Echoes and Fusion!
hope uget insmash
It was a canceled game back on GBA after all, though I'm suprised they reconsidered
@@Antiven1n you mean DS it was first on DS back in 2006 the dread
I'm glad to see Sakamoto still around! To those who doesn't know him, he worked since the very first Metroid game alongside Gunpei Yokoi team and was the director of Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion and Zero Mission. Since then he has been the producer and supervisor of all MEtroid games.
Happy to see he's working again with MercuryStream to deliver this project at least!
rip gunpei yokoi
Remember that "See you in the next mission" screen after u beat Metroid games?
Finally.. a new Mission after all these years...
looks amazing and so polished... I hope the development progress is going smoothly and not rushed
They said that Metroid Dread For Nintendo Switch by Mercury Steam has been in development since 2018. So no its not rushed
This is the first new 2D Metroid game since I’ve been alive. Wow.
Edit: okay I just realized Fusion came out when I was a baby. Point stands tho
What is a 4 year old doing here ? Lmao
@@meanthebeansquad this umean?
Stop making the rest of us feel old
Same
@@meanthebeansquad "new" 2d Metroid game. Samus Returns was a remake
I love how he ignores Other M as much as we do.
I actually like other m but Im so hyped for dread, its been 15 years since it was cancelled.
@@kurokoro Same thing about Other M. The gameplay was really good and I liked how they explored Samus' character, but the overall story was dumb and anticlimactic.
Dread looks amazing!
Also, Other M was more of a spinoff/interquel than a numbered entry.
I still enjoy it and hey later we got samus returns which for me is the perfect formula of retroroid, nothing against the prime games but Ill stick to sidescrolling where I can see samus and not just her arm canon.
the gameplay was great but the story and what they did to samus character was awful
Even the white suit was real, I remember the fan art of dread.
After completing Dread, seeing the ending and seeing the “new” Samus, I cannot wait to see where this story goes. Hopefully the next game comes sooner and again with Mercury as this game is amazing.
Hearing that this game will "complete the story arc" involving Samus and the baby Metroid she found has me intrigued, not just for Dread's story, but also the series beyond that point... But look at me, I finally get a story that continues from Fusion, and I'm already thinking about the next game after that. I need to keep it together; I'm SO looking forward to playing Metroid Dread!
There are many possibilities:
Samus fighting against the Galactic Federation's corruption.
An interstellar war.
Something to do with the hunters from Prime Hunters.
@@Aego384 OOOH Prime Hunters Was my first Metroid game, so I would absolutely love something regarding the Hunters from it!
@@jellycore1316 I loved the PvP in MPH. I can only imagine what Nintendo can create on stronger hardware.
*Sorry if the text is too long, but thought i could share this to you*
I was afraid that the only remanants of metroids, or more exactly, "The baby", are on Samus´s DNA now. But since I finished Metroid Fusion a thing still worried me until now: the GF would make the "definitive being", capable of anilyzing data, transforming itself by any adaptation possible or any host/DNA absorption, for any military use. An Idea very temptating, knowing that, if the X parasite gets out of control again, it can be reduced to almost zero by Metroids, and why not, evolved Omega metroids (if the X parasite absorbs a enemy that uses Ice, the weak point of the metroid). If the GF would "refine" the metroids clones after seeing that Samus defeated the Omega Metroid on BSL was weak to ice, they would make that concept true. But now, with robots almost indestructibles for the only known being that´s inmune to the X parasite (samus), it´s not important for the GF the metroids. They just need to replicate what they did with the metroid vaccine on Samus, but with EMMIs, that´s the reason why Samus is being pursued by them. I still don´t know what is going to happen with the Chozo, but the planet ZDR would be important for the cultive of the X parasite.
Dude, Dread is actually happening. It looks so good
I think that it is so cool that we finally know that Metroid Dread was an actual project that was in development in the mid 2000s, and that they came back to it and are finally making it! Mother 3 was the latest example that I can think of where that happened.
We need it on the eshop though still in America, Mother 3!
I was not expecting an entire brand new Metroid game to get announced, so glad they’re showing the Metroid series some love.
Its always a pleasure to see Sakamoto-san. I have tremendous respect for the artistry he brings to his games. I'm
looking forward to another developer interview for Metroid 6!
man any other developer would have compromised and released a subpar metroid game to make sales. instead they waited until they finally had the hardware to put their vision into a reality. goes to show how dedicated these people are to the series
Those devs have the privilege of being funded by the sales of other "subpar" series. Add in the fact that Nintendo always wants to bring something new to the table and the devs are lucky enough to be in the right work environment.
@@supersmugs2821 right. Plus, the Switch is a cash cow so Nintendo can be patient and do what they do best, deliver quality experiences on all of their own IPs.
There are a lot of dead IPs being revived recently by Nintendo. Most of these would've stayed dead if we look at their last sales record. Me personally, I prefer the Prime games over the 2D ones.
@@arentr9024 they are way more immersive. I'd love a new FPS Metroid with modern controls.
It's definitely a rare, and refreshing thing to see these days.
This is actually really interesting to hear, that the rumors were real back in the day. This is like a secret, lost game that we all get to play now
Dang, what a journey Metroid Dread had. And after all that, the game came out as a masterpiece!
Awesome stuff, Yoshio Sakamoto!
I never thought Nintendo was going to bring this game back from the dread, to be honest, since they cancelled it a long time ago.
I see what you did there ;)
Heh, clever
You Guys are AMAZING. GOTY 2021 right here.
No joke almost passed out when that trailer played.
This looks to be taking *many* cues from Fusion, especially in the tone, and I am all for that!!
Metroid has always been about Isolation and Exploration. That's the core elements and DNA of the series.
In terms of Isolation, Fusion is by far the most atmospheric and clostrophobic one, but the game was constantly assisting us so it lacked exploration.
For DREAD, devs seem to have taken the atmosphere from Fusion which is half of what it requiers to have a good Metroid game. The exploration part will be discovered once we play the game.
Really promising though.
@@bensaadoussema9679 and this time we don't get much assistance, Adam only gives hints and lore tidbits instead of marking a spot on the map as your "Target" every objective
@@bensaadoussema9679 Eh, I'd say that Prime 2 is the closesr in terms of atmosphere and claustrophobia, but it definitely still took a lot from fusion.
The fact the Federation itself is chasing Samus makes so much sense after the fact that she not only blew one of their stations, but she has become half Metroid herself and has come in contact with the X virus
She's a human, chozo, and Metroid hybrid.
Hope Weyland-Yutani doesn't hear about her.
From what I understood the Federation isn't actually chasing her. They just found out about the fact that the x parasites are still alive in a remote planet (ZDR) and send the EMMI, that are research robots, to investigate, but they somehow go rogue. So the federation is forced to send the only person capable of stopping once and for all the x parasites: Samus Aran.
But we obviously don't know every little detail of the story, like what will Adam's purpose be in this game, knowing that his reason for existing is to support Samus in the exploration of different environments, like the research station. The only thing we know about him is that for once he will not tell Samus where to go, being ZDR an unexplored planet.
@segafan13 and she also absorbed many x-parasites
Metroid Dread is the true Samus returns!
Metroid 5 was my first metroid game and I indeed “enjoyed it in my own way” and now it’s probably my favorite video game
I was 4 years old when my parents offered me a gba sp with metroid fusion, i was so scared of that game it took me years to complete it, and its still my favorite. I can't believe this is happening!!
I never beat any boss in fusion but still trying to beat it till today.. im not good with any platformer games but still it is my favorite genre other than RPG/Shooter.. after Dread revealed, im got my hand on Samus Return and so far it good to play.. still in early level thou.
I feel this to my soul
Thank you so much for this. Never thought I’d get to live to see this
I like how they mixed the organic fusion suit design with her traditional metallic look.
I'm not entirely sold on it, myself. The mixing of organics and metallics isn't the problem, but... I think... I think it's the white that's throwing me off; the Light Suit from Prime 2 wasn't my favorite design either. I don't know... white just feels too... sterile, I guess.
In any case, doesn't affect my decision to buy this when it comes out. I love Metroid.
This is the second new Metroid title to be revealed and released since Prime 4 was revealed.
I still think they're missing out big time by not revisiting multiplayer potential like they set up in Metroid Hunters for the Nintendo DS.
@@jdylanschwartz Are they really? Nintendo doesn't do unimaginative stuff, sure they could do Metroid Call of Duty and that's it, but what difference would it have between every other FPS besides aesthethics?
Nintendo just doesn't do that.
@@DrNaviMD Have you played it? Minus tanks and supports, it felt way more Overwatch-y to me than Call of Duty or typical FPSes. Had like 30 multiplayer maps, 7 different hunters I think... it was a fun range of strategies, and Nintendo is about as gimmicky as they come in an enjoyable way (psst... Mario, etc, lol). I respect the argument that maybe it wouldn't be original, but I still think (older?) fans would buy it if it had enough quality to offer replay value.
@@jdylanschwartz I'm sure that metroid prime 4 will have some form of pvp multiplayer, it'll give a reason to pay for Nintendo switch online.
@@xXSupahXFlyXx Not make or break for me, either way, I am an old fart who plays 1-P games LOL but yes, absolutely.
Who else is rewatching this after beating the game?
Metroid Dread proves one thing for sure: Nintendo never forgets their old ideas.
👍
The way im seeing thigns, they dont just do things until they have smoething to contribute.
@@lsebastian9086 thats what they said about F-Zero.. they just dont have any new idea for now..
I remember this game being a rumor when I was like 11 or 12, glad to see it be real
You know, this game reminds me of something. Hear me out,
Dread was originally planned to be released in like the mid 2000s(2004-2006) for DS. But it never came to pass due to not enough tech to bring it to life. So after waiting for like what? 17 years? It’s finally a real thing now. This all reminds me of how Hey Arnold The Jungle Movie was originally planned for release in theaters in 2002-2003 but got canned due to how the first one did. And then we got the movie after about 15 years!
I guess this just goes to show,
anything that was originally developed in the early 2000s but got scrapped due to unknown reasons can be brought back to life. It only takes a matter of time.
Wasn't a DS game called Metroid Dread who got cancelled? That makes this announcement so better knowing they ressurrected a long gone project!
He just said it here. Yeah it was scrapped but the development wasn’t ready due to the technology so it was put in a small document article in Metroid Prime 3 about “Dread”
This person doesn't watch videos. lol
@@cristianflores1588 I probably did not listen or understood well. My apologies. But still, that is cool they give us a long gone project to make us wait for the new Prime.
Happy Metroid Day! 🎉
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I still remember reading all those ign articles as a kid speculating on whether or not this was even real. almost two decades later to find out it was all real, and it's finally coming... I'm on the verge of tears
Was the technical restrictions A.I.? E.M.M.I gives me huge Alien from Alien Isolation vibes and that game used A.I. so that the Alien can track you, if I'm not mistaken.
Definitely seems like it!
E3 2021: Dread
Except for Nintendo's presentation.
Xbox presentation* (?)
Xbox could have been better, most of the good stuff was third party
Ally fourth party
I think microsoft and Nintendo were both pretty good. Can’t decide on which ones better tho
@@caramel_3347 For me Nintendo. They had more variety whereas Xbox was just kinda shooters and only appealed to Xbox fans.
You can tell how happy Sakamoto is to be able to finally bring Metroid Dread to us. With how confident he is and how confident Nintendo has been in showing this game off, I have every reason to believe it will live up to the very high expectations placed upon it.
Update: Sakamoto's faith and confidence in MercurySteam were not misplaced.
He speaks so humble yet still hype me up😄
I’m gonna crack into a new Switch AND a new Metroid game on the same day?! Not even my wife will see me on October 8th.
🤣
Before Metroid Prime, Metroid was the best in 2D, so there's no reason for this to be not good.
Every 2D Metroid game have been fantastic, and with Metroid: Other M and Federation Force being the only subpar entries in the series, I have high hopes for this one! Samus Returns was excellent, and I'm looking forward to MercurySteam's innovations for the series being further developed!
@@outworld855 BRO NO ONE CARES
@@outworld855 ok incel
@@poble What did he say? Because based on the reaction, I'm assuming it was delightfully moronic.
@@John_EMIYA_Miller they said something about “mgtow”, or “men going their own way”, which is some kind of misogynistic movement against feminism or something, basically a bunch of incels lol
I remember being like 13 reading rumours about Metroid Dread and always thought it was bs 2000's gaming rumor like Toad in Smash Bros Melee lmaooo
A 2D Metroid is what I longed for! I respect the Prime fans, but this is pure metroid in my eyes.
Im happy we're getting both flavors of games, hopefully we'll get more Prime 4 news later this year. I'm wondering if they're going to plan out any links to Dread with it.
The Metroid series will definitely be made in both 3D and 2D in the future. Also, notice Sakamoto has no involvement in the Metroid Prime games. It goes to show you he has no interest doing a 3D Metroid game.
@@texanman7191 As far as I know, he's one of the last defenders of 2D at Nintendo nowadays
I'm really excited to discover this game and the Metroid's serie in general !
Thank You Nintendo and Yoshio Sakamoto for not giving up on Metroid.
I Love you.
I had a goosebumps when I saw the word "Dread"
Thank you, Nintendo! Couldn’t have asked for anything more!!!
Thank you Mercury Steam and Nintendo for creating this masterpiece of a video game. I've never been big into the franchise, and after experiencing the quality of this title I'm pretty disappointed I never gave the series a fair shot. This is now one of my Top 3 favorite games of all time. I know this may be the end of this story arc for Samus, but I can't wait to see where it goes from here. Mercury Steam, please continue working with Nintendo to make another great piece of art like this, the Metroid fanbase needs your skill.
Dude this honestly feels like if Itoi went back and finished EB64
A lost game brought back to life
This is so sick. Me and my brother loved playing the 2D Metroid games together (even though it was single player), totally stoked to experience this awesome game again
The 2021 E3 reigning champion. I absolutely cannot wait.
This looks like it’s going to be incredible
I like the nerve wracking direction they've chosen to take in this game. It's not too often games are too scary on Nintendo systems.
And considering how both Fusion and Eternal Darkness (let's not think of what happened with the devs of that lovecraft inspired amazing horror game) were AMAZING, yeah, when Nintendo want's to spook you in a game, you're gonna get spooked! and this is BEFORE I bring up the Psychokinetic alien eldritch horror that is Giygas from Earthbound!
Please do more of these. That was awesome insights.
I can't wait for the full OST to be released so I can listen to it on repeat for weeks while being productive