Guys....the pacing/story problem wouldn't shock me, Nintendo isn't exactly a master of storytelling.  For the controls, the transition might well be jarring, that must be difficult to do flawlessly.  The graphics, while not exactly a PS360 game, is at least a step forward for the Wii. Actually it looks like a great leap to me.  I'm sure any Metroid fan could deal with its problems. It's not getting tens from anywhere from the looks of it, so it might be a bit under par for a Ninty game but that's what happens when you try new things. See Heavy Rain.

I gonna play this game tomorrow i and i think will love it alot im one of those guys who just loved the first minutes in prime just cuz i could fell samus closer with people talking with her and she messing around in the ship, this game is just different and this does not mean it is BAD , as Kotaku sad its a game from the future in terms of gameplay and i think that many profissional reviwers are just late in terns of what to expect from a game.

Geez, I'm kinda shocked at some of the comments here more than anything.

People actually like Game Informer?!

i hate to admit it, but this guy is right.

Neither of those movies exist. The entire prequel trilogy is complete crap, with no redeeming factors at all. 

Why not i bet that there is some guys who like IGN hahahaha

Go subscribe to EGM, problem solved.

Nothing does a worse job with character emotions than heavy-handed anime-style writing.  This is something I knew for a while would be the worst issue with Other M.  The series sells better in the US, and it I think by now we know, that it should be developed in the US with Western audiences in mind.  Retro knew what they were doing. 

Anime writing, let's face it, is generally pretty amateurish--especially where emotion tends to be concerned.  Of the anime/Manga that I've seen (not tons, but quite a bit), strong characters, solid writing, and believable depth and emotion are not the norm.  Characters are over-the-top "cool," melodrama replaces actual drama, and overacting replaces believable acting. 

Here comes the flaming, complete with screaming face in front of a flashy moving background...