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Wyrdness said:

I preferred Tears of The Kingdom but I respect his opinion.

By the way, the boss in Flare Pool in Metroid Prime 4 is a real pain in the ass.



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CaptainExplosion said:

I preferred Tears of The Kingdom but I respect his opinion.

By the way, the boss in Flare Pool in Metroid Prime 4 is a real pain in the ass.

On the topic of MP4B boss battles: Why did Nintendo make them so absurdly long? I feel like it would take at least like 10min of rinse-and-repeating the same attack patterns before they’d be down. I mean… they were really fun and kinda intense lol so I don’t mind, but I just found it very weird. Don’t typically see that from a Nintendo game.



firebush03 said:
CaptainExplosion said:

I preferred Tears of The Kingdom but I respect his opinion.

By the way, the boss in Flare Pool in Metroid Prime 4 is a real pain in the ass.

On the topic of MP4B boss battles: Why did Nintendo make them so absurdly long? I feel like it would take at least like 10min of rinse-and-repeating the same attack patterns before they’d be down. I mean… they were really fun and kinda intense lol so I don’t mind, but I just found it very weird. Don’t typically see that from a Nintendo game.

It's a series thing, the boss fights in Prime 1-3 were also extended affairs.



curl-6 said:
firebush03 said:

On the topic of MP4B boss battles: Why did Nintendo make them so absurdly long? I feel like it would take at least like 10min of rinse-and-repeating the same attack patterns before they’d be down. I mean… they were really fun and kinda intense lol so I don’t mind, but I just found it very weird. Don’t typically see that from a Nintendo game.

It's a series thing, the boss fights in Prime 1-3 were also extended affairs.

One big change from the original trilogy bosses is they come off as a little more disturbing, because most of the Prime 4 bosses were forcefully fused with Metroids in ways that look rather gruesome.