Right from the opening section as you watch Samus’ ship dock onto the abandoned Space Pirate frigate, it’s clear just how much thought and effort has gone into updating the game’s visuals. In Remastered, it all looks better than even my nostalgia-blurred glasses could have hoped for. The path forward isn’t obvious, but there’s so much to explore even before you step off your ship. There’s one glowing door immediately in front of you, but another to the right and more behind you that are tantalizingly out of reach.
The space station is a tightly designed series of rooms and hallways, but the first area you see on Tallon IV is a lush, open biome with waterfalls in the distance. finest moments of the game’s opening take place when you finally escape the space station and land on Tallon IV. (Remastered does have a classic control scheme that emulates the older style. The original GameCube release had you turn and move with just one control stick, and while I remember it worked fine at the time, I’ve grown a lot more accustomed to dual-stick shooters since then. Don’t worry, you’ll still be doing a lot of locking on in Remastered but it’s now much easier to actually move around while doing so. And in Remastered, these first moments can teach you something new, too: the game’s excellent new dual-stick control scheme. While most gamers are probably more familiar with first-person shooters nowadays, Metroid Prime’s lock-on system is still different enough that I appreciated the refresher.
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