you can read the whole thing here. http://seanmalstrom.wordpress.com/2009/09/08/metroid-dread-will-be-released-in-november-2010/
the mainpoints:
*whenever a new risky metroid game came out, a classic one always came out for backup, incase the metroid fanbase hated the new direction, they would have a classic metroid to play to keep them happy.
*when metriod prime came out, fusion also came out as the classic alternative.
*when metroid prime 2 came out, it was the "classic alternative" game, while metroid prime hunters (which came out about the same time) was the experimental game.
*he suggests that nintendo was originally gonna release metroid dread alongside metroid prime 3 (this could explain the metroid dread reference that was in that game), but they desided against it because the prime sub-series had already proven itself as a game people liked.
take this for what you will.
come try out the computer game i've been working on for my high school senior project, titled sling ball. http://vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?id=76669&page=1
you can view a few screenshots from the game in my photo album here; http://www.vgchartz.com/photos/album.php?album=2312
yes, this is vonboy's alt account. i can't log into my original account, and i'm not sure if i will ever be able to.
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