The 10 Biggest Changes in Metroid Prime Remastered

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[@Scudmaster11]

I dont.... the original did better "it also had the polished orb"... better graphics and everything... like in the opening seen... in the og... the outside lighting on the friget is solid lines and not dots like in the remastered.... remastered has magma that looks like MS paint.... and og has a better door... and a forever better phendrana.... remastered feels like a cheap knock off clone

[@wadeintonature2975]

The hint system isn't new it was part of the original.

[@86RSJag]

Was looking for this comment. ❤

[@EdenRiot2]

Yup. More research was needed.

[@Poketroid23]

This is one of those channels that publishes as soon as possible for the views and does zero research

[@matornot]

Also the "lightning and fire lighting up their surroundings" is not true, and the arm cannon shots lost a huge portion of the radius of their local lights, presumably for optimization. Even in the clips he showed, the electricity is NOT lighting up its surroundings, and I assume that the fire's emissive is baked into the material because the fire is essentially static. Edit: I have found fire in game that does indeed appear to act as a light source.

[@wingooswalterrocks4729]

I was about to comment this.

[@Irrevenant_]

The biggest change is that I used to love the game and now I love it more.

[@jarlwhiterun7478]

That's not a big change.

[@Irrevenant_]

You take everything seriously or just internet comments?

[@artagle_14]

The biggest change is the friends we made along the way

[@Irrevenant_]

@@artagle_14 lol yes

[@SuperForRealsWiiGamr]

It’s like the person who wrote this video never played the original Prime.

[@kevinfromsales9445]

Sums up Watchmojo in general, really.

[@titsticklerthompson981]

They didn't write it that's why.

[@Irrevenant_]

The hint system isn't new btw. It's always been there.

[@jarlwhiterun7478]

I turned it off.

[@cooljoe500]

@@jarlwhiterun7478 yeah, game becomes kinda pointless with the hint system. I dont think the notifications popped up as often as they do in the remaster.

[@Irrevenant_]

When you move through the objectives quickly enough they won't pop up. You tend to forget they're there.

[@foxfire9124]

All the hud settings were in the original too lol

[@neutralb4109]

@@Irrevenant_ yup its usually a while until you get the hint. If you know where to go you won't even see it

[@RGamePlayXtreme]

Ridley's design always felt too mechanical to me in the original, I could barely see the fleshy parts. I love how the Remastered version makes him look more like he does in Smash

[@enforcerridley158]

Ridley is supposed to be mechanical in Metroid Prime.

[@nanoskee8270]

Me to 💯

[@corentinjourdan5739]

if your read jhis description,it's meta-ridley,not just ridley,and the space pirates reinforced his body with metal to protect him from being severly damaged by samus as he was in the previous games,so he is now covered in metal,hence why only his mouth is vulnerable to stun him,before attacking his core which is his weakpoint

[@RGamePlayXtreme]

@@corentinjourdan5739 I know! But what I mean is that he has mechanical parts, but isn't 100% mechanical. In the original Prime, he looks completely mechanical

[@corentinjourdan5739]

@@RGamePlayXtreme well yes, and as i said, in the pirate's reports, they say they covered him completely. So the remastered version doesn't even follow the lore properly, and isn't logic either, cause if he's not covered in metal like the original version, he should be vulnerable on every part of him which shows his flesh, just as he was vulnerable in the previous games. The choice of showing his flesh again makes no sense, and to me it's a bad choice, just as removing the lights from power/pulse/fire beam or changing the visor look to hide samus face,and also giving angry traits to the sheegoths

[@indicaink]

You missed literally the biggest change. You can't just charge up your beams. It fires 1-3 shots before it begins to charge up now. That greatly affects battles in the second half of the game.

[@ghost245353]

I have read that this does not happen on the classic controls setting.

[@indicaink]

@@ghost245353 It does, as that's what I've been playing as my control scheme

[@andrezherrera7035]

they also forgot to mention they added traditional fps double stick movement.. this video is a joke. just the first 10 mins of gameplay recorded and they called it a day.

[@DaRkLoRd-rc5yu]

For me it only really effected the start of the game when I had default beam and if anything if you get into the rhythm of how it works it actually makes it easier. And gives you an advantage dishing out more DPS while you charge. But as soon as I got the Ice beam and later the pulse beam it didn't matter any more as for the most part is wasnt charging I was just Ice beam freezing then rocketing. And then just spam or on charge shotting with the the final beam.

[@indicaink]

Ehh, it affects the amount of time it takes to use your supermissles, which adds up when you have multiple enemies in one room

[@jelanidacostabest8195]

The hint system definitely isn’t new. Do you guys ever do research on the games you cover or…

[@mcelus912]

To everyone who worked on the original and the remaster, thank you.

[@generalsci3831]

The hint system isn't new. That was in the original. Though, it's less pestering now.

[@EdBoi18]

Oh Idk it was a bit of a pest to me.

[@DjSamination]

Having to click the prompt to hide it (even when you're on the right track) is just as annoying as the original.

[@knowledgeseeker4614]

I hope this leads to remasters of the second and third games.

[@gokublack8342]

Surely it would Dark Aether, Phase and Pirate Homeworld would benefit so much from a remaster

[@SoloRogueStudios]

The hint system and the three prongs showing what you can lock on to are not new, they were both present in at least the Wii Trilogy version if not also in the original.

[@falcoperegrinus2292]

3:03 - if this was simply an HD remaster like Skyward Sword - that we'd expect to run in 1080p. They remodeled/retextured environments and character modes, improved the lighting and have some nice post-processing effects going on. 900p is fine for this. If Retro can get this out of the Switch using original code moved to latest iteration of their internal engine, imagine what they will be able to do with the next Switch!

[@iRedditShorts]

The lighting worsened in some cases. No more lens flairs in Chozo Ruins, no more reflections off metallic surfaces, and beam shots do not illuminate the world around them anymore. If you take a screenshot, the lighting looks great, but in motion it becomes apparent it’s not dynamic.

[@stianberg5645]

the game cube version also had the hint system.

[@Tchiko.]

Didn't you notice the absence of the dynamic lighting of the laser beams? In the original the lighting of the firing is a major part of the visual character: with each shot you can easily follow the laser beam with your eyes because of the lighting of the scenery around which moves with the laser, even in daylight. With the charge beam or wave beam it's even brighter, each weapon have its lighting color. In that original method it provides a non stop dynamic firework show, and it contributes to the sensorial and claustrophobic atmosphere because each beam lighting gives proximity to the scenery, a physical presence of it, it allowes to feel the matter around us, its volume. We also can light some dark corners this way, it’s interactive. It contributes to the pleasure of shooting often in Metroid Prime, the feeling of incarnate the cybernetic bounty hunter with her crazy powers of lights. The original game was designed to emphasize that constant dynamic shooting aspect to fuel that feels experience. I understand the limitations of the new gorgeous lighting system, more static because precalculated in large part. But as a result it’s a different experience, a bit less fun I would say.

[@gameindustryinsider6450]

I agree with everything you said about immersion. However, there is not technical reason they have removed the lighting. It is still there in some instances, it is just an oversight. Ironically the ice beam still has an effect, but the other don’t, which is kind of odd since ice should be the least luminous beam :) I hope they patch this. Otherwise the GC version is still clearly the definitive version.

[@captainseg]

I'm so glad the remastered version of Meta Ridley is the same design as Ridley in Samus Returns making the Prime game feel even more canon

[@Mayydayy86]

0:13 "ten biggest changes [𝗜𝗡] Metroid Prime Remastered"

[@Xunkun]

One Quality of Life thing I really hope they would have added: little notches for when you _already_ found an item in that spot, as they did in the Fusion-onward 2D games and Corruption (if not full out "circle = item here you have not found yet")

[@Kmmlc]

What if instead of a youtube video I pull out my Prima Games guide book I bought back when Metroid Prime first came out?

[@kaascrossant2843]

The hybride control scheme is based on the federation force controls. I am using it right now and it feels like an upgrade from the classic mode because with the motion controls, you can steel look where you want while moving

[@BeeWaifu]

I can't wait to see the second remastered. It's my favorite game of all time.

[@mothius238]

Me too, i hope they remaster Prime 2 and give the same treatment of the first.

[@ABSsponds]

Mine too. A truly dark and scary re-imaging and maybe the scale increased. They make the dark world smaller because of budget reasons... How about a bigger budget version of MP2? But give us MP4 first

[@BeeWaifu]

@@ABSsponds I mean, they could have reworked Prime 1 to implement the bosses that they couldn't the first time around come to think of it. Or, they could have just implemented the escape sequence from the Impact Crater. At least in that case they wouldn't have to completely redo the game from the ground up since that's what they did the first time around due to lack of time.

[@jamesmontgomery7074]

If it wasn't for The Spider Guardian it would also be my favorite game of all time.

[@BeeWaifu]

@@jamesmontgomery7074 Like with anything, when you get used to it it becomes easy to handle. THe jumps are still jank but you can work around them. I've never found any super easy bosses in Primes 2 and 3 like I did with the Omega Pirate in 1 though.

[@matornot]

The Classic Hybrid control scheme is actually really handy if you prefer classic controls. It basically just enables gyroscope when aiming with R so you can get your reticle where you want it faster.

[@icedbeam8737]

the hint system isn't new, it was in the original

[@Belesprit656]

I don't think it's a game for me but it definitely looks like they did this remaster right. It's nice to see older games coming back, especially ones from the GameCube.

[@nanoskee8270]

You should try and play this game sometime, It's awesome! Hopefully Nintendo will add a free demo on the switch. I still have and play my Metroid prime 1, 2 and 3 on my Nintendo GameCube and Nintendo Wii console 🎮🎮

[@DoomFinger511]

There was a recent update that added some QOL options to the menu. One of them is that the camera will tilt down when you jump so you can see where you will land called "foot landing" and the abiltiy for the camera to level itself if you look all the way up/down and then start moving forward. Also, the narration option didn't add much to the game. It narrates the very beginning. After that, all it does is announce the area you are in when you load a save.

[@nanoskee8270]

What is the narration option? Does it talk when you play the game?

[@DoomFinger511]

@Nano Skee it speaks the subtitles at the beginning of the game. After that, it just announces the name of the area you are in when you load a save.

[@coolmacatrain9434]

6:06 I don't remember that creature in the original game? ..and I've played it over a dozen times

[@Mari_Izu]

It's in the original too, it appears in the escape sequence, some pirates are fighting a big parasite and everyone explodes.

[@coolmacatrain9434]

@@Mari_Izu I honestly do not remember seeing that. I just played the fan made metroid prime primehack (the full trilogy) on my PC about 3 weeks ago as well!!!! It must be as you are running/escaping? (I just checked and yes, the timer is on screen) and I've ran past it all these times over the past 20 years ha ha!

[@RedDev1l757]

The only negative I have for the remaster is that they made it really easy. Even on normal it's noticeably easier than the original release

[@rawtunert1699]

This game was so impressive maybe Nintendo still has a few tricks up their sleeves

[@Thechozochampion]

Some of the negative points are just in the details: 1. No mirror in chozo ruins (I mean wtf) 2. No light ilumination effects in the beams (Even the original game had it) 3. Samus doesn't do the arm canon thing when you stand for a while (Dude thats iconic common) 4. No scan dash (F speedrunners) 5. No Fusion suit (It should have been a reward for 100% scans and 100% items in hardmode) Everything else is just GLORIOUS and FLAWLESS in this game I love it even more after playing it for the past 20 years of my life

[@ivanaviNiebla]

The mirror in the original is a 2D texture. For the reflection to work nowadays you can't use that same trick, it would look bad, and the current display methods are too costly for the switch. The illumination effects are weird as they seem to work in some places, so IDK if those were reduced due to technical limitations or what. But my guess is that the old method would look bad in the new version, again.

[@ians_parks]

The lone mirror reflection in the original is such an inconsequential detail that I'm sure your average player wouldn't even notice it on a first playthrough. It's very easy to ignore in the remaster.

[@DoomFinger511]

I honestly didn't even realize the reflections were gone until I read about it. It's been 20 years since I played the first game. If anything this remastered version makes me appreciate how ahead of its time the original one was.

[@gameindustryinsider6450]

Damn shame about the missing weapon effects. The remaster looks awesome, but next to the GC version the weapons look flat when fired.

[@zmysteryman]

I hate how they dont allow you to invert the aiming camera for classic control like in the original game

[@namelessandsouless1]

The graphics and controls. Those are the biggest changes to the game. That's it. Video over.

[@thachocolategod]

All these years later,this is still in my top five favorite games.

[@darianz1855]

The most beautiful game on the GameCube and now arguably the most beautiful on the Switch, especially when taking performance into account

[@Unknownplayer31305]

My only complaint is that after playing Metroid dread so many times this game feels too easy even on hard mode.

[@UPHENOS]

Nintendo definitely has dormant nuclear weapons! If they decide to use them, they could flood the market with games of unparalleled quality, especially if they start making Metroid Prime quality remakes of games from the GC era! If they also decide to up the ante significantly specs wise with the Switch 2, then they could very well ask from us the specifics of our bank accounts.

[@chunkymonkey7983]

I don't think there will be a Switch 2

[@maxcruz5936]

Got The physical edition and it’s my first time playing this game. I’m using the switch OLED and I’m LOVING ❤ this game!! I’m hooked on it. I tried the 2D metro demo and it didn’t do anything for me but this was great! A definite must buy

[@brandenbro8917]

I just beat the game on my GameCube and it was amazing I can’t wait to get the remastered so I can compare it myself and play it again

[@maysinbell5765]

I remember playin the OG demo in the mall like it was yesterday

[@elysiumemerald5210]

Honestly I'm disappointed that this is not the remaster of the trilogy. I mean, I want to fight Dark Samus but she wasn't in this game until 2 and 3!!!

[@razzdiamond6447]

Let's just take the time to appreciate the game for what it is. I'm sure they'll remaster 2 and 3 within the next year or so.

[@DoomFinger511]

After the success of this game, they will hopefully release the others. Either that or metroid prime 4 is in the way and this remaster was just a way to get newcomers into the metroid prime universe.

[@tgamer9159]

If I'm not mistaken the hint system was in Metroid prime trilogy not sure about the original

[@RevanSecura]

first off you forgot something. there's actually three difficulty settings as there is a hard mode but you need to beat the game on normal difficulty to unlock it. and there may be a hidden piece of additional content in the form of the Fusion Suit. we won't know if the Fusion Suit is back or not until Metroid Fusion is uploaded to the Gameboy Advance App. if the Fusion Suit is back then the way to get it will be the same as the OG gamecube version of Metroid Prime. and that's have a save file on both games and beat one of them to unlock it.

[@DS9TREK]

They didn't forget, because hard mode isn't new. It was in the GameCube version. Casual difficulty however is new compared to the GameCube version

[@RevanSecura]

@@DS9TREK going by Wii Trilogy's modus operandi casual is normal difficulty, normal difficulty is hard mode and the unlockable hard mode is hyper mode with a downgraded difficulty term.

[@leapfrogger2198]

One thing I'm noticing through my first playthrough is that the pacing of the enemies seems way different as well. Most of the enemies seem way faster this time around, though they do less damage. I don't know if that's intentional to try an make the game seem faster paced, like an updated FPS, but just something I noticed

[@nanoskee8270]

No one talks about how you could see the background on the GameCube version when the first boss crawls down on the frigate orpheon level but in the switch version there is no background it's just straight up dark fog. The switch version looks awesome and better than the GameCube version of course but they took out a lot of stuff from the original GameCube version. They also removed the lighting effects on the surface everytime Samus shoots out from her arm Cannon. All in all Metroid prime remastered is an amazing game and is definitely worth buying 💯 I still have and play my Metroid prime 1, 2 and 3 for my Nintendo GameCube and Nintendo Wii 🎮🎮

[@brandonz404]

The remaster feels like what the devs originally wanted or envisioned the first one would be, they were just limited by hardware. Metroid is my favorite game of all time, and if you havnt played yet, this is the one you should play. Main reason is controls lol

[@robertkenny1201]

Well hope Nintendo makes more physical copies and restock soon because it's sold out everywhere.

[@dqbulls23]

Walked into Target today to get some stuff, asked to see if they had it. 2 more copies available. I was happy.

[@cooljoe500]

finally zoomers get to play some good games.

[@SaiyanMonkeyScumAndProud]

I’m sure they will love it

[@tylerterry7355]

I'm digging the game so far. Haven't played the original so it is nice to add more Metroid titles to my switch. Loved Metroid dread. I would throw money down so hard if they made a Metroid prime hunters remake though. Fingers crossed 🤞

[@furiousangel8817]

Lol hints were already there in 2003

[@toysandjunk]

Dude... the hybrid controls are the way to go, in my opinion. I wish I could assign something similar to literally every first-person game I've ever played. Just mess with the sensitivity in the menu until it feels smooth and natural.

[@smthnlse3405]

I got this back when it came out as a birthday gift. I got the kmart version with the wavebird controller. The remastered feels like they changed nothing and everything at the same time. Its strange how the remastered version is how I remember the original looking. My main complaint is i feel less deadly but in contrast i feel more mobile

[@BeeWaifu]

1:39 I don't remember pirates trying to imitate Warhammer orks.

[@zero00044]

It's unfortunate that the rumors are that 2 and 3 won't be graphical remasters like this. More like just ports of the wii prime trillogy versions with the new switch controls.

[@CarbonSpire]

. I bought this when it came out and played a little bit of it, but was in the middle of another game at the time.... So,. Im just getting back to it. I'm thrilled about the remaster! I played the original Prime Trilogy thru several times on my GC & Wii. I hope they eventually release all 3 Prime games like this... But hope they make 2 changes when they do. 1. I've really struggled with the controls. I appreciate the variety of options they gave us... But just let us customize our controls! The GC/Wii controllers are so different from the switch! Idk how they expect me to hold the controller, bc their layout is just bonkers. The most intuitive way to hold the joycon is with my thumb over Y/B. Intuitively, I want to jump with Y/shoot B/missle A/morph X. For there to be no option to move jump from the b button is just asinine! I'm pretty sure the Wii had us shoot with trigger (B) and jump with A.... Which made sense. On the Joycon tho (in this situation), I'd rather have a trigger mapped to jump than fire! It just seems incredibly snobby to provide several complicated options for controls without including a custom remap option. When I was getting frustrated with the controls today, I realized my muscle memory for Prime is with Wii motion controls... So I'll have to dock my Switch and give that a try. Which brings me to... 2. I've been playing the first portion of this game handheld... And I find it incredibly dark and disorienting. I had to play that first boss and escape sequence several times bc I'd hit the wrong button, morph/unmorph and be in a dark corner facing the wrong direction... And would then backtrack instead of seeing the dark tunnel I was supposed to take. Similarly, I'll accidentally morph in a hallway that looks the same from either direction and end up facing the wring direction. It was easy to get disoriented in the original, as well. At the same time, I feel like their graphic improvements have made a lot of the game darker/harder to see. I love the horror aspect of Metroid games, but there is a difference bt being scared by what might be around the next corner and being disoriented along the natural path of the game bc the platforms/path are obscured by a lack of brightness/contrast customization. Like I said, maybe it's just a game to play docked.... But it's a shame this isn't easy to adjust in handheld. Like everyone! I love these games! I can't believe we haven't gotten 2&3 remastered like this before 4 comes out next year... It's like Nintendo doesn't want me to throw my money at them! This remaster is beautiful! I really think these 2 easy changes (to a settings menu!) could make them close to perfect!

[@splatterbrained]

I dig it. I enjoy the fact I have the option to use the right analog to control the camera or play classic. Im adjusting to the auto rapid shot before activating the charge though. Graphically it is stunning. It feels both more and less immersive (reducing head bobs but while aiming close to a wall Samus adjusts her arm cannon. The game feels as though it was build from the ground up. I would love to see 2 and 3 ported but it just isn't going to happen. Edit: They removed the Fusion suit skin. Major bummer. The code for it is there so an attempt was made at least. Wasn't needed but just nice to have during multiple play throughs and I can't remove the rapid shot. Didn't get too far but I wonder if it'll impact the game much later on.

[@TheCaptainCrack]

4:43 newly integrated hint system? No thats been there since the Gamecube version.... I wouldnt say anything but man thats barely a 20year old game, the research is so easy....

[@tp958]

The damn landscape literally looks real, the graphics are so fucken good.

[@DillonColtMusic]

I never had a gamecube so I am so happy they released this for the switch. I traded my Wii in for a 360 before 2 and 3 were released so I never got to play those either.

[@dun0790]

Tbh 900p has never bother me on switch or xbox the difference between 1080p and 900 is so small even in side by sides in can be hard to see any extra details this can change a bit depending on the game but in general there is no noticeable difference

[@switchboy2320]

What is common between the 3 remakes of the year (re4 dead space snd metroid prime) is better controls visuals audio and additional content

[@ryanorionwotanson4568]

It is an amazing 🤩 game pure nostalgia. Also, on GameCube, I got stuck on the fazon elite Boss, this time I beat it!

[@zen_walker4473]

"New Hint System" um...no? The hint system was in the GameCube. In the remastered you can CHOOSE to turn it off. So more like a new option than a new system.

[@DjSamination]

The gamecube version (the very original) had both the hint system and a circle that would surround the nearest (to center crosshair) what would indicate that it's lockon-able. How could you even mention "moyoplays gameplay of the gamecube version" when those two things are clearly present already from the very start...

[@ArtificerOfWar]

Metroid Prime Remastered, is a REMASTERPIECE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Brandon3060]

The hint was in the Gamecube version... I don't know why people keep missing this...

[@DarsanUchiha]

I feel like not enough people are noticing the missing Fusion suit

[@KingdomPersonalties]

lol when you talked about hybrid. I use it, feels like playing COD. Only downside I found is you have to hold x and then use the d pad to change weapon as compared to right joy stick as the main way to change it. Makes battling a little harder against a mix of different pirates. Besides that, I love it haha

[@BParra29]

4:50 the hint system has always been there

[@imbrandon3023]

I'm glad to say, this is the first Metroid game I've ever beaten.

[@ano2lokmo]

More like look at how well the original game holds up 21 yrs later.

[@ArmaBiologica35]

No Metroid Fusion suit though :(

[@EdBoi18]

They should have made the Dread Suit unlockable tbh 😁👍

[@richardpauly1635]

I get it Wednesday no physical copy at gamestop

[@patatofred9079]

I really hope they do a MP2 remaster. I loved Prime, but Echoes was so much better to me. ❤️

[@richardm6985]

I'm using the OG aiming system, switch joysticks are too small for me and I'm just hardwired to hold R to aim

[@batchallbro]

the "Gamecube" image on the thumbnail is from the Fan Remaster, not the original

[@BlackHei711]

Minor Spoiler: I kinda wish they would have given Samus her Zero Suit design instead of the original Prime design, but oh well.

[@chobyboys]

I have the original version it’s beautiful, but I don’t understand why remaster is magical it has something very special that makes it my favorite switch game I still need to understand why the feeling it’s undescribable.

[@kolz4ever1980]

Bro didn't watch the video clearly

[@quiquencio5744]

Why nobody talks about the most obvious detail regarding Samus appearance?? She is hotter in the Remaster.

[@jamiewalsh3349]

Just finished Metroid Prime today and I really enjoyed it.

[@robertkenny1201]

Hope Prime 2 Echoes gets remastered at some point.

[@VJ4rawr2]

Your render settings are abysmal. This video is grainy as hell. Work on your processing.

[@toadskywalker6417]

I'm actually hyped about this game. This is definitely one of the games I'm getting

[@Unknownplayer31305]

Just Great... Just Great you say!? Straight 10/10 from me

[@mattstanford8581]

Narration doesn't even work it's not available for the US version it's just a blank tile and you can't even select it

[@JburrowPlays]

you guys did no research on the older versions. iykyk

[@Luizanimado]

I hope someone does a third person mod for this game

[@elitetripod4188]

Oh wow they turned a GameCube game into a game that looks like a 360/PS3 generation game, but not even 1080p... Still 2 full generations behind. So amazing. Just to clarify, Metroid Prime is one of my favourite games of all time and instill play it on my GameCube in its original form. This remaster is below average not because retro lack talent, they certainly don't. It's because as usual the switch is a dogwater piece of hardware that can't even keep up with systems from 10 years ago. I'll be impressed if they release a 4k 60 remaster.

[@gabrielparadis5895]

I played originally game from Nintendo game cube from 20 years ago

[@upgradED32]

I LOVE this remaster BUT they phucked up on one thing. They put the stupid SCAN VISOR on the right side of the D-Pad for DUAL STICKS control where I feel most are using to play this.. are u f'n serious? Why? I know they have the CLASSIC Controls option has it on the left but WHY WHY WHY the hell did they change it to the right side. I don't even see a good reason for it. There was nothing wrong with the original user interface. Update with a DLC and change it back to normal or I'm calling this significant change making this is remade instead of remastered cause they fn CHANGED that. Grrrrr! 😡

[@razzdiamond6447]

You know, you can reverse the scan visor and beam options in the control menu too, it makes for a better gameplay experience overall.

[@Mari_Izu]

8 of the 10 examples are just "it's prettier", what a pointless video.

[@markerikson7423]

The joke's on you, I used the hybrid controls and they're great

[@00po]

newly integrated hint system? what? it's on the original as well.

[@kennethkjen1996]

Are you sure you played the original?

[@GamerFunOriginallyAarush]

Oh wow!

[@wade_says]

Masterpiece of a game

[@nathanhowell819]

The ten biggest changes IN metroid prime remastered

[@tyriqueshakes6111]

Metriod prime Remaster is all right.

[@gokublack8342]

Can we complain about the doors though?

[@DanielJuarez-gb7gh]

Samus is also shorter. :(

[@richardm6985]

Some of this stuff is wrong.. the game always eventually gave you hints on where to go...

[@richardm6985]

Dotto the reticle what game did this guy play when he thought he was playing OG metroid prime?