I think the 3DS controls can fix all the control issues of Metroid Other M

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tolu619 said:
I've started the game and I know I'm probably less than two hours in, but the game doesn't feel nearly as bad as I've been hearing. The camera angles are used properly, the dodge and finisher moves look just like what I imagined Samus should fight like (after playing Smash bros and watching Haloid) and they reduced (not eliminated) puzzles for a more action oriented experience. I still have 2 Prime Games to beat so I don't mind playing with less puzzles and a third person view, it's a nice change of pace. I do miss the fact that I can't scan almost everything like I could in the prime games, it became a little addiction for me. Just like I missed using my fairy to get info on anything I could Z-target in the gamecube Zelda games.

What the hell does Haloid and Smash Bros have to do with the mainline Metroid games?