Will it be in 1 World like Prime 1 and 2, or will there be other Worlds like Prime 3? And if it's the latter, can we actually fly the ship ourselves from take-off, to space travel, to landing in the new area/world, ala No Man's Sky?
The biggest issue i have with the 20X9 date is that we do not have enough dates to place it in the future. I went looking thru the OG game manuals of Metroid 1, 2, 3, 4, and the canon manga, and all the info we are given is as followed: the Galactic Federation was established in the Cosmic Year 2000. Samus' fisrt mission aka Zero Mission takes place in Cosmic Year 20X5. Other than that, everything else is rumors and hearsay that didn't even come from Nintendo themselves. However, Prime games, thanks to logs, i believe have dates somewhere (I'll have to replay them to be sure) but we can be certain this takes place some time after Federation Force and probably still before Metroid 2 as the GF had a real Metroid egg, and it wasn't "the baby" as we know what happened to that Metroid egg. However, we also know the GF saved DNA from that last egg and made perfect clones thx to Fusion. Who is to say they didn't have multiple labs with that Metroid data, right? We all seem to forget the corruption within the GF and how they have kept many secret projects. We definitely need more data
Don't forget it was Sylux as one of the hunters who unleashed the Gorea dimensional creature in order to fight it himself. He most likely learned some secrets from the extinct Alimbic aliens as far as time/dimensional travel goes.
There are several things I will point out about the possibility of Prime 4 taking place after Dread. 1. Samus has a different, purple gunship after Fusion, and the gunship in Beyond's trailer is the same one in Corruption 2. They would have to address Samus' Metroid powers 3. The Space Pirates are very few and far between after Fusion (although I still believe that they are still out there, rebuilding) There's my two cents.
@@christianbishop7463 GREAT points! Especially the gunship. I would hope they would care about continuity enough to make it the purple gunship, so you’re probably right. Unlikely that it’s after Dread.
@@zeltroid I hope this game is amazing, because even though I enjoyed Dread a lot, some of the cracks have begun to show, and I would like this game to not have that issue, especially since the development's taken so long
Personally, I think the Corruption gunship could work in a post-Dread game. After all, the only gunships we know for sure that have been destroyed were the Zero Mission Starship and the iconic Metroid II gunship. As for the other ships Samus has aside from her current Starship (the Hunter-Class Gunship from Metroid Prime and the Corruption Gunship), we don't know what happened to them. It's likely, however, that Samus simply has a personal shipyard that she uses to store one or more of her ships when she's not using them.
I believe that Prime 4 will involve time travel, but it also is before Metroid 2 and Super Metroid. From what we've seen so far, the story cues point towards Prime 4 taking place after Prime 3 and Federation Force, but it doesn't make sense to me that it would take place after Super Metroid. So the only thing that does make sense to me is that NES Metroid and the Prime games happen in one decade, and all the 2D games from Metroid 2 onward are in another decade. I do believe that time travel could be a gameplay and story mechanic in Prime 4, but we can only speculate how time travel will be used. My bet is on an Ocarina of Time type mechanic. Maybe you get a visor that can see into the past or the future.
Metroid 2, 3, Other M and 4 could've happened in the same week tbh. Those events happened directly after each other instantly or after a couple of hours or minutes. If we take into account the time required for the secret scene being 2 hours, that could as well translate in story, arguably they didn't happen in more than a day otherwise Samus would've received support from the Federation considering the implications of her failure.
Also we do know the Federation sends support to Samus if she takes too long, that's what Federation Force is. Though it's extremely complicated but it does happen if she's missing in action.
I don't think this game happens after dread. Reason is that in Metroid Fusion Samus' new suit was fused to her. She doesnt have that suit in the trailer.
Her suit was not fused to her, in fact in some of the ending slides of Fusion we see her without it. However the suit's appearance was permanently altered from Fusion going forward into the timeline. The title Fusion simply refers to baby Metroid's DNA being "fused" with Samus, nothing more.
@@Manoffire97 That is completely fake, there is no canon based sources that ever state that. I honestly have no idea where that idea even originated from.
I am a firm believer of the world shown after the title fading being either Aether as rejuvinated by the surviving Luminoth, or Aether as it was in the past. Wherever it may be, though, I'll be looking forward to exploring all of it that I can.
I'm definitely looking forward to this. :) I just hope that it doesn't require new hardware as I only recently bought my Switch, and I'd rather not drop another wad of cash so soon.
I wonder if it's going to be like Samuri Jack. We start off in the year 20X9, but Sylux defeats us and sends us into the past. Then we gotta find our way back to the future to stop him.
@@ParaplegicKeanuReevestheir not copying end game! little guy,Nintendo has been messing with time travel in video games long before avengers endgame became a thing.
Considering how Nintendo has been treating their franchises lately, I think this will be more of a retcon/separation of the timelines, Prime will be one and Classic Metroid will be another, this would allow Nintendo to play around with the franchise way more since it wont be tied as always to be just before Metroid 2. Since I was little I always thought Metroid Prime took place after Fusion, I thought that after those events Samus went somewhere else and like Zero Mission she got a new suit to replace her old one she lost in Fusion, but this suit was way bulkier with more power and even defense, (in Fusion you're super weak) the technology in Prime seems far more advanced than in Classic, I mean theres literally an upgrade that tops and makes an entire suit useless the Gravity Booster literally does what the gravity suit but with an extra float underwater, either its far more advance or the luminoth are waaaay smarter than the chozo. But no, it turns out that all prime games are before metroid 2 and I was like "thats so weird and dumb" of course its just innovation in gameplay feeling like better tech but still, the potential to make much more games with a split would be awesome.
Tech level may be an inconsistency, but let's take this into account: 1. Militar technology is way more advanced than public technology since that tech is often tested before it can be used by the public. 2. Sending stuff from planet to planet is hella difficult, the international space station has like 80's monitors and PC's because it's not easy to update due to the cost of sending new technologies. Same would apply from planet to planet. 3. The Luminoth were not even known by the Federation, Aether is way too far away, that's why they had to ask a bounty hunter to check rather than sending a cruiser. 4. Most of Chozo technology is still unknown, let alone Luminoth nor any other races. It's hard to implement technology you don't even comprehend. And Samus has the advantage of knowing Chozo and having a Chozo translator.
A third option is that they are retconning the timeline placement of super metroid, to place it after 20X7. I am a bit worried that if time travel is involved, it will open a can of worms that there is no going back from. I want the series to move forward and have consistant new, creative ideas. But time travel could allow for things to never be put to rest. Some story lines have conclusions, and consistantly saying "but actually this happened" to bring back dead antagonists (the metroids, the X parasites, Ridley, Phazon) should be used sparingly. Time travel if handleled poorly would allow for any of these to exist forever. Raven Beak could be contacted in a split off timeline and then go back in time before Samus killed the metroids, then take over the universe.
Yeah that's another one of my concerns about the game if the rumors about it utilizing time travel being true. Then again, maybe the game would takes place BETWEEN Metroid: Other M (unfortunately Nintendo sees it as canon) and Metroid Fusion to maintain consistency for the overall Metroid Timeline.
@@cfamcam5663 The only requirements for any Metroid fans is to play both mainline Metroid series as well as Metroid Prime Trilogy. Both "Other M" and "Federation Force" are not requirements as they sort of ruined what any Metroid games strive to be. I still have my copy of Other M for canonical purpose, though I can definitely say that despite all of its potentials, it deserves to be at bottom of "Best Metroid" list next to Federation Force. You're better off watching a playthrough instead.
Somewhat mixed feelings on the idea on time travel. On one hand, it can be a good environmental gimmick seeing how the locations change from one time period to another, I loved comparing environmental changes in time traveling games like Chrono Trigger or Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword also had this on a smaller scale (one of the dungeons, the seafaring ship, was based heavily on time travel, switching between when the ship was in its prime in the past to its dusty, dilapidated modern state). On the other hand, time travel can be one of the *messiest* plot points you could try to put in your story. The amount of paradoxes you can have if you're not thinking things through can be laughable.
I believe Retro Studio can pull it off, they did very good job with handling different gameplay and plot aspects in Metroid Prime Trilogy. True this would be a different sort of development team than the one that made the Trilogy, though they did pulled in insane talents across the board so I have faith that time travel aspect would be as sound as it can be within the logic of gameplay and narrative.
Though the concern is understandable I guess just wait and see? sometimes it’s best to just see how it turns out and hope for the best! after all it can be done right.
I am actually having a hard time trying to convince myself that I like the concept of time travel. Am I not the only one who thinks this is an extremely dangerous subject to mess with? I don’t know man… usually every science fiction film, TV show or game that plays with it ends up being bad with a lot of plot holes. I’m saying that because I genuinely believe that MP4 is going to be about that.
Exactly, the only times I see time travel really used well is if the story completely revolves around it and it goes deep into the unintended consequences. Titles like Steins;Gate, Time Hollow, and Prince of Persia: Warrior Within pulled this off pretty well.
@@AICWpoint being! Nintendo isn’t unfamiliar with time travel. But even if they don’t do the time travel thing decently! Maybe at least people won’t dislike the game like they did other M!
20X5 was stated multiple times, even being mentioned in Samus Returns as the time the space pirates took the first metroid sample from the federation prior to zero mission. But super being in 20X7 is purely conjecture. It was stated in a Japanese commercial in 1994. I'd hardly call that evidence that MP4 takes place after Super, as that could easily be retconned.
A tiny correction: it wasn't a Dev that said that they wanted to do time travel in the future. It was the Prime series producer, Kensuke Tanabe, whose returned to make this game. Also, i don't buy the idea of the game taking place after Super Metroid. For one, her ship is identical to the one seen in Prime 3 and Federation Force. In second, why would sylux wait so much time to clone the metroids he stole, and then forge an alliance with the space pirates, after they where basically exterminated? I do think they're retconning when Super takes place, otherwise, it wouldn't make sense.
I mean in the intro of Super, Samus says the last Metroid is in captivity. Arguably she knew of the egg the Federation captured, so she wouldn't have said that the baby was the last Metroid (?). Or maybe she just didn't know (?) the Federation is so secretive though.
Time travel would open the option of temporal puzzles. Change something in the past to influence the future and open a path. Like the dimensionally synced mechanisms in echoes
Ive listened to so many analyses, and for some reason no one ever even considers the x is a variable. Maybe the year is classified and we here it from a gfed perspective 20x5 could be 2085 and 20x9 could be 2099, or even 2059
I think they should have set it after Dread to keep it from being pointless filler, but if she can still use her metroid power then what's the point of the story continuing if she can kill anything with a touch?
Personally, I’m not under the impression that she CAN use her Metroid powers at any time. Remember, when she transformed completely into a Metroid, the only thing that brought her back to normal was an X parasite. Presumably the X parasite was all destroyed when ZDR exploded, so unless they find an excuse to bring the X back, then Samus shouldn’t be able to use her Metroid form on a whim, because that would mean she’s stuck in that form.
Why would Samus timetravel just a few years *facepalm*. Talk about wasting potential. There is no rule all Metroid Prime games must happen between Metroid 1 and 2. If timetravel is in the game, she will travel a lot more in years. Like into prehistorics (as seen in the final imagery) and far future. Also, wtf. Time travel of Samus is Sylux's plan? How about a more reasonable scenario. Sylux does something in present with immense consequences. Timetravel is the only way to UNDO it. And finally, you manage to touch everything else on the HUD except the elephant in the room. Why is the missile Launcher situated on d-pad right? I'm not talking about the amount of missiles, but the LAUNCHER itself. In previous entries that place was for a visor. I hope this predicts a unified control scheme that works even better than the near perfect one from Prime Remastered. And... uh, Finally x2. Sylux will be the main antagonist for sure because they have been building him for a long time. All in all, your analysis sucked. No bad feelings.
I don't think this is after dread, like fusion her suit changes permanently after the events of Dread. Dread hints that a restoration attempt happened in between games, but the Dread suit was the best possible outcome, she couldn't go back to her default Chozo suit from the previous games.
I do think however it could be after Other M, the Varia suit is seemingly identical (assuming the prime and other M suits are the same in different styles). Which could mean she'd be chasing after the remnants of the space pirates and the Federation Metroid program, which would make sense why they're so desperate on the offensive against a research facility.
What is the ONE MAJOR THING you’re hoping to see in Metroid Prime 4?
WE COULD TIME TRAVEL BACK TO SEE THE CHOZO IN THEIR PRIME OMIGOSH! MIR SEN BUNTA!
Will it be in 1 World like Prime 1 and 2, or will there be other Worlds like Prime 3? And if it's the latter, can we actually fly the ship ourselves from take-off, to space travel, to landing in the new area/world, ala No Man's Sky?
A new meta ridley
Gronkats and Olbaps. I just want to see some Space Pirate pets, do they call them a good boy?
The biggest issue i have with the 20X9 date is that we do not have enough dates to place it in the future. I went looking thru the OG game manuals of Metroid 1, 2, 3, 4, and the canon manga, and all the info we are given is as followed: the Galactic Federation was established in the Cosmic Year 2000. Samus' fisrt mission aka Zero Mission takes place in Cosmic Year 20X5.
Other than that, everything else is rumors and hearsay that didn't even come from Nintendo themselves. However, Prime games, thanks to logs, i believe have dates somewhere (I'll have to replay them to be sure) but we can be certain this takes place some time after Federation Force and probably still before Metroid 2 as the GF had a real Metroid egg, and it wasn't "the baby" as we know what happened to that Metroid egg. However, we also know the GF saved DNA from that last egg and made perfect clones thx to Fusion. Who is to say they didn't have multiple labs with that Metroid data, right? We all seem to forget the corruption within the GF and how they have kept many secret projects. We definitely need more data
Don't forget it was Sylux as one of the hunters who unleashed the Gorea dimensional creature in order to fight it himself. He most likely learned some secrets from the extinct Alimbic aliens as far as time/dimensional travel goes.
Great point!!
There are several things I will point out about the possibility of Prime 4 taking place after Dread.
1. Samus has a different, purple gunship after Fusion, and the gunship in Beyond's trailer is the same one in Corruption
2. They would have to address Samus' Metroid powers
3. The Space Pirates are very few and far between after Fusion (although I still believe that they are still out there, rebuilding)
There's my two cents.
@@christianbishop7463 GREAT points! Especially the gunship. I would hope they would care about continuity enough to make it the purple gunship, so you’re probably right. Unlikely that it’s after Dread.
@@zeltroid I hope this game is amazing, because even though I enjoyed Dread a lot, some of the cracks have begun to show, and I would like this game to not have that issue, especially since the development's taken so long
Your two cents are just common sense. This analysis was so bad.
Personally, I think the Corruption gunship could work in a post-Dread game. After all, the only gunships we know for sure that have been destroyed were the Zero Mission Starship and the iconic Metroid II gunship. As for the other ships Samus has aside from her current Starship (the Hunter-Class Gunship from Metroid Prime and the Corruption Gunship), we don't know what happened to them. It's likely, however, that Samus simply has a personal shipyard that she uses to store one or more of her ships when she's not using them.
As someone’s who still working this out I appreciate the lore explanations.
I believe that Prime 4 will involve time travel, but it also is before Metroid 2 and Super Metroid. From what we've seen so far, the story cues point towards Prime 4 taking place after Prime 3 and Federation Force, but it doesn't make sense to me that it would take place after Super Metroid. So the only thing that does make sense to me is that NES Metroid and the Prime games happen in one decade, and all the 2D games from Metroid 2 onward are in another decade.
I do believe that time travel could be a gameplay and story mechanic in Prime 4, but we can only speculate how time travel will be used. My bet is on an Ocarina of Time type mechanic. Maybe you get a visor that can see into the past or the future.
Metroid 2, 3, Other M and 4 could've happened in the same week tbh. Those events happened directly after each other instantly or after a couple of hours or minutes.
If we take into account the time required for the secret scene being 2 hours, that could as well translate in story, arguably they didn't happen in more than a day otherwise Samus would've received support from the Federation considering the implications of her failure.
Also we do know the Federation sends support to Samus if she takes too long, that's what Federation Force is. Though it's extremely complicated but it does happen if she's missing in action.
I don't think this game happens after dread. Reason is that in Metroid Fusion Samus' new suit was fused to her. She doesnt have that suit in the trailer.
Her suit was not fused to her, in fact in some of the ending slides of Fusion we see her without it. However the suit's appearance was permanently altered from Fusion going forward into the timeline. The title Fusion simply refers to baby Metroid's DNA being "fused" with Samus, nothing more.
@@Spore_Spawn Oh. That's strange I thought for sure it was said that she couldnt remove the suit anymore and that it became part of her body
@@Manoffire97 That is completely fake, there is no canon based sources that ever state that. I honestly have no idea where that idea even originated from.
Playing Metroid Prime 4 will help with the circus Lakers season next year
Wait wrong channel
Lmao
the X could also be a random number
Cool name bro! Seems like I've seen another one like it somewhere...
I am a firm believer of the world shown after the title fading being either Aether as rejuvinated by the surviving Luminoth, or Aether as it was in the past. Wherever it may be, though, I'll be looking forward to exploring all of it that I can.
I'm definitely looking forward to this. :)
I just hope that it doesn't require new hardware as I only recently bought my Switch, and I'd rather not drop another wad of cash so soon.
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@@ParaplegicKeanuReeveswhy confused
Me too! it wouldn’t be nice to have to get a new console that might cost 350/400$ on top of paying 60$ for a video game.
This looks really interesting! Can’t wait for it.
I wonder if it's going to be like Samuri Jack. We start off in the year 20X9, but Sylux defeats us and sends us into the past. Then we gotta find our way back to the future to stop him.
Or the X could be different. For all we know, the games could be a couple decades apart.
Nintendos major games really like the idea of manipulating time lately 🤔
Copying Avengers Endgame 💀
Not just for Zelda anymore!
@@ParaplegicKeanuReeves You're younger than 14, obviously.
A lot of multimedia stories nowadays are jumping into time travel/manipulation… don’t know why tho…
@@ParaplegicKeanuReevestheir not copying end game! little guy,Nintendo has been messing with time travel in video games long before avengers endgame became a thing.
Considering how Nintendo has been treating their franchises lately, I think this will be more of a retcon/separation of the timelines, Prime will be one and Classic Metroid will be another, this would allow Nintendo to play around with the franchise way more since it wont be tied as always to be just before Metroid 2.
Since I was little I always thought Metroid Prime took place after Fusion, I thought that after those events Samus went somewhere else and like Zero Mission she got a new suit to replace her old one she lost in Fusion, but this suit was way bulkier with more power and even defense, (in Fusion you're super weak) the technology in Prime seems far more advanced than in Classic, I mean theres literally an upgrade that tops and makes an entire suit useless the Gravity Booster literally does what the gravity suit but with an extra float underwater, either its far more advance or the luminoth are waaaay smarter than the chozo. But no, it turns out that all prime games are before metroid 2 and I was like "thats so weird and dumb" of course its just innovation in gameplay feeling like better tech but still, the potential to make much more games with a split would be awesome.
Tech level may be an inconsistency, but let's take this into account:
1. Militar technology is way more advanced than public technology since that tech is often tested before it can be used by the public.
2. Sending stuff from planet to planet is hella difficult, the international space station has like 80's monitors and PC's because it's not easy to update due to the cost of sending new technologies. Same would apply from planet to planet.
3. The Luminoth were not even known by the Federation, Aether is way too far away, that's why they had to ask a bounty hunter to check rather than sending a cruiser.
4. Most of Chozo technology is still unknown, let alone Luminoth nor any other races. It's hard to implement technology you don't even comprehend. And Samus has the advantage of knowing Chozo and having a Chozo translator.
A third option is that they are retconning the timeline placement of super metroid, to place it after 20X7. I am a bit worried that if time travel is involved, it will open a can of worms that there is no going back from. I want the series to move forward and have consistant new, creative ideas. But time travel could allow for things to never be put to rest. Some story lines have conclusions, and consistantly saying "but actually this happened" to bring back dead antagonists (the metroids, the X parasites, Ridley, Phazon) should be used sparingly. Time travel if handleled poorly would allow for any of these to exist forever. Raven Beak could be contacted in a split off timeline and then go back in time before Samus killed the metroids, then take over the universe.
Yeah that's another one of my concerns about the game if the rumors about it utilizing time travel being true. Then again, maybe the game would takes place BETWEEN Metroid: Other M (unfortunately Nintendo sees it as canon) and Metroid Fusion to maintain consistency for the overall Metroid Timeline.
@@-ak-634I’ve never played other M but from what I hear of it.. I don’t think I’ll even try getting it even if I could.
@@cfamcam5663 The only requirements for any Metroid fans is to play both mainline Metroid series as well as Metroid Prime Trilogy. Both "Other M" and "Federation Force" are not requirements as they sort of ruined what any Metroid games strive to be.
I still have my copy of Other M for canonical purpose, though I can definitely say that despite all of its potentials, it deserves to be at bottom of "Best Metroid" list next to Federation Force. You're better off watching a playthrough instead.
Somewhat mixed feelings on the idea on time travel. On one hand, it can be a good environmental gimmick seeing how the locations change from one time period to another, I loved comparing environmental changes in time traveling games like Chrono Trigger or Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword also had this on a smaller scale (one of the dungeons, the seafaring ship, was based heavily on time travel, switching between when the ship was in its prime in the past to its dusty, dilapidated modern state).
On the other hand, time travel can be one of the *messiest* plot points you could try to put in your story. The amount of paradoxes you can have if you're not thinking things through can be laughable.
I believe Retro Studio can pull it off, they did very good job with handling different gameplay and plot aspects in Metroid Prime Trilogy. True this would be a different sort of development team than the one that made the Trilogy, though they did pulled in insane talents across the board so I have faith that time travel aspect would be as sound as it can be within the logic of gameplay and narrative.
Though the concern is understandable I guess just wait and see? sometimes it’s best to just see how it turns out and hope for the best! after all it can be done right.
I am actually having a hard time trying to convince myself that I like the concept of time travel. Am I not the only one who thinks this is an extremely dangerous subject to mess with? I don’t know man… usually every science fiction film, TV show or game that plays with it ends up being bad with a lot of plot holes. I’m saying that because I genuinely believe that MP4 is going to be about that.
Exactly, the only times I see time travel really used well is if the story completely revolves around it and it goes deep into the unintended consequences. Titles like Steins;Gate, Time Hollow, and Prince of Persia: Warrior Within pulled this off pretty well.
@@AICWwell Zelda is familiar with time travel I’ll name one example being oracle of ages!
@@AICWpoint being! Nintendo isn’t unfamiliar with time travel. But even if they don’t do the time travel thing decently! Maybe at least people won’t dislike the game like they did other M!
20X5 was stated multiple times, even being mentioned in Samus Returns as the time the space pirates took the first metroid sample from the federation prior to zero mission.
But super being in 20X7 is purely conjecture. It was stated in a Japanese commercial in 1994. I'd hardly call that evidence that MP4 takes place after Super, as that could easily be retconned.
A tiny correction: it wasn't a Dev that said that they wanted to do time travel in the future. It was the Prime series producer, Kensuke Tanabe, whose returned to make this game.
Also, i don't buy the idea of the game taking place after Super Metroid. For one, her ship is identical to the one seen in Prime 3 and Federation Force. In second, why would sylux wait so much time to clone the metroids he stole, and then forge an alliance with the space pirates, after they where basically exterminated? I do think they're retconning when Super takes place, otherwise, it wouldn't make sense.
I mean in the intro of Super, Samus says the last Metroid is in captivity. Arguably she knew of the egg the Federation captured, so she wouldn't have said that the baby was the last Metroid (?).
Or maybe she just didn't know (?) the Federation is so secretive though.
Time travel would open the option of temporal puzzles. Change something in the past to influence the future and open a path.
Like the dimensionally synced mechanisms in echoes
It might even make more sense of why it’s taking so long for them to finish the game?
The one thing I was from this game is play it!!!!
Ive listened to so many analyses, and for some reason no one ever even considers the x is a variable. Maybe the year is classified and we here it from a gfed perspective 20x5 could be 2085 and 20x9 could be 2099, or even 2059
I think they should have set it after Dread to keep it from being pointless filler, but if she can still use her metroid power then what's the point of the story continuing if she can kill anything with a touch?
Personally, I’m not under the impression that she CAN use her Metroid powers at any time. Remember, when she transformed completely into a Metroid, the only thing that brought her back to normal was an X parasite. Presumably the X parasite was all destroyed when ZDR exploded, so unless they find an excuse to bring the X back, then Samus shouldn’t be able to use her Metroid form on a whim, because that would mean she’s stuck in that form.
All I hope is there is motion control like Splatoon does tried prime 1 remastered and I have trouble controlling the camera
Another trailer leaked in September
Where do the federation games fall
Where my boy weavel at??
They just released their podcast on Spotify 😝
Where there mocdroids in 2
Sylux gets a metroid from federation force in the secret scene at the end of federation force. The time travel theory has flaws as well
?Mocdroids?
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Why would Samus timetravel just a few years *facepalm*. Talk about wasting potential. There is no rule all Metroid Prime games must happen between Metroid 1 and 2. If timetravel is in the game, she will travel a lot more in years. Like into prehistorics (as seen in the final imagery) and far future.
Also, wtf. Time travel of Samus is Sylux's plan? How about a more reasonable scenario. Sylux does something in present with immense consequences. Timetravel is the only way to UNDO it.
And finally, you manage to touch everything else on the HUD except the elephant in the room. Why is the missile Launcher situated on d-pad right? I'm not talking about the amount of missiles, but the LAUNCHER itself. In previous entries that place was for a visor.
I hope this predicts a unified control scheme that works even better than the near perfect one from Prime Remastered.
And... uh, Finally x2. Sylux will be the main antagonist for sure because they have been building him for a long time.
All in all, your analysis sucked. No bad feelings.
I don't think this is after dread, like fusion her suit changes permanently after the events of Dread. Dread hints that a restoration attempt happened in between games, but the Dread suit was the best possible outcome, she couldn't go back to her default Chozo suit from the previous games.
I do think however it could be after Other M, the Varia suit is seemingly identical (assuming the prime and other M suits are the same in different styles). Which could mean she'd be chasing after the remnants of the space pirates and the Federation Metroid program, which would make sense why they're so desperate on the offensive against a research facility.