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WhiteEaglePL on 02 April 2015
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Samus Aran said:
WhiteEaglePL said:


I wish you sincere luck in everything. You clearly miss the point by miles. NOTHING wrong with having a amazing Metroid-level or better Story single player mode and a few online modes.

Kid Icarus Uprising did it right. Addictive modes of 6 players, ffa and a unique 3 v 3. Of ocurse, more maps and a bit more modes would be best but that's on a 3DS. 

Metroid will never sell millions without having a secondary compettitive aspect to it.  Look at Pokemon, Smash, Mario Kart........very compettitive and Pokemon still has a campaign, Smash still has plenty of single player modes, and Mario Kart still has standard set Grand Prix's. What on earth is wrong with coming back to the game to have more fun? 

You didn't ask for Metroid plus online, you asked for Metroid to be like Halo.

Metroid will never sell millions because it's not a mainstream game and online won't change that (look at Prime Hunters).

Kid Icarus Uprising didn't do anything right. They turned a Metroidvania game into a weird Japanese on-rails shooter with awkward controls.

Blame that for no C Stick in normal 3DS. Uprising rebooted the series after 25 years. That's a huge deal and if it was just a lame 2D thing like the nes/gb games then it would scream more like eshop than a 2012 game.

I recently finished 3D Classics Kid Icarus for the second time, and I must admit the only metroidvania stuff are the dungeons which are pretty repettitive as the moment you see certain things you know your going in the right direction. It was a bad metroidvania in that sense imo, but the highlight of the "just good" game were the boss battles and challenging platforming levels.