Well, if Samus Returns is anything to go by, I strongly doubt Dread will be a disappointment. Same developer, same style... but more everything xD

It might generate some minor controversies here and there (just like some people critizised SR for the Scan Pulse, the melee counter and the inclusion of THAT final boss among other things), but I'm 99% certain that at the very least it will be an incredibly enjoyable game with a huge map to explore, filled with secrets to discover, sporting the fastest and frenetic gameplay of the series so far and with some juicy lore for we longtime Metroid fans to dig in. That's the minimum I think we are gonna get.

From there... It can become the best game of the series or just a competent Metroid game. Either way... it's been 19 years. The fact that we are getting the game at all is worth the hype, even if in the end Dread ends up being just "good".

It's french. My bad and pardon my mistake. Don't know what happened at that moment that made a wild french word slip in my text, but i have to admit that Constantly switching between 4 languages (at a daily basis)can be sometimes confusing to me.

Anyways, it goes by the meaning of something crippling (as a big turn off that makes it refutable and unacceptable).

Nah, the gameplay looks like Other M. I know, I actually have the game. Played it once and never touched it again.

It's called Gameplay, that's why you won't know until you actually play the game and compare.

And let's say that your assumption is right, Other M 's issue wasn't the gameplay, in fact that's the one and unique strength of the game. It's the story telling and the scenario that made the game unbearable, the order and access to power-ups and everything related to the script.
The gameplay was enjoyable. 

Well, maybe you should give it anoter shot then. Because this doesn't look like Other M at all. 

Personally I thought Other M had some big gameplay problems, (the controls and the spot-the-pixel sections for instance) but none of them look to be present in Dread, and from everything we've seen included an extended look at gameplay via Treehouse, this looks absolutely nothing like Other M. (Thank god)

Just 20 days to go, folks! It’s getting close to go time.

I can hardly believe that in just 20 days the one and only Metroid Dread from the rumors of almost two decades ago is going to be released for good. Not only that, but with every trailer it looks better and better, to the point I can't contain my excitement for it. It might sound silly, but I think of Metroid Dread at least once every day. No joke folks, It's been years since I've been this excited for a game xD

Have any of you guys gotten your hands on the limited edition? What about the amiibo? I'm personally not interested in the LE because it looks a bit lacking compared to the one of Samus Returns, but I got the EMMI and Samus amiibo preordered since weeks ago ^^

Wow, Nintendo is REALLY trying this time

Well, so far what I've seen about Dread, are the problems I had with Other M; auto aim, melee combat. Also, it took roughly 1,5 hours before I ran into anything challenging in Other M, and was quite frankly so bored that I didn't care to try it again after dying the first time.

Basically the only problem with Other M's storytelling was, that I could not skip it. If it can be skipped, bad story may not matter, if the gameplay is fine.