I'm not that into FPS and I understand the anger from fans, but I'm going to buy it, to support future Metroid games and It's being made by Next Level Games. They haven't made a bad game (on nintendo systems), it will be good.

Same, I also find it funny people bang about about Nintendo needing to changes things up then when they do you get this reaction, I hope it's a good game and that it does well just so these type of people are left even more salty.

I'm sure it could've been better on Wii U. But Next Level Games decided to go with 3DS since they are familiar with the console. 

I don't know what kind of positive thing will come out of just no supporting the game, to be honest. Tanabe, who was in charge of the Prime series, seemed to really want to do this game and create a broader universe. Sure it's not the first thing fans might've wanted, but I would like to see how a creator's vision would work out. Why not see what he has in store? They did say Samus will be in and there will be a single player mode so who knows what might entail.

Plus, if they did listen to us, we probably wouldn't have Metroid Prime, Wind Waker, or the original Wii and DS.

It seems that you may be loosing a fun game to play, as you reckon it looks fun to you. Nintendo will do a real metroid anyway, for NX if we are lucky, in the meantime you could play this and enjoy it.
The biggest problem this game has is its name, had been called Robots Save The Earth, no one would have complained so much but calling it Metroid without Samus was a big mistake. Can anyone imagine a game called Super Mario Bros 5 starring a Shy guy and a Goomba? I would do bad things for a game like that, but it wouldn't be Mario. Maybe they'll learn from this and start calling everything the way it should be, but not buying a game you find fun to teach Nintendo a lesson... well, that's another thing.
I haven't bought AC amiibo festival and I love AC, but I found the game ridiculously empty and not fun at all.
At the end of the day, we buy what we want with our money, and if the game bombs hard that'll teach them a lesson, that's true, but don't miss something you think you would like to teach a lesson, buy it if you want and complain on twitter, facebook and anywhere else about how much you want a real Metroid as well :P

You sure can put up a fight.

The OP rambles like a drunk person but I agree with him

It looks extremely fun.

Doesn't help that NLG's most recent game was a 3DS game called Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon (which I heard was a really good game).

I didn't buy a GameCube, and it worked in teaching Nintendo a lesson. They made a console not targeting little children.