The game has a special Theater Mode that shows off the story. To do so would be entirely unfair watching a game is a fundamentally different experience from playing it.Īnd that is why this is just a look at the story of Other M, because watching a story is no different from playing it. This all being said, I also refuse to discuss the game based entirely on online play-throughs, Let's Play's, and other such freely available material.
To not purchase it is the only means of saying "DO NOT WANT!" To purchase a product is to give approval to the producer for that product. Buying something, or not buying it, is the only real means of control consumers have over those who produce things in a capitalist society. That would mean tacitly rewarding them for having produced this game.
To play this game would ultimately mean giving financial compensation to Nintendo for it in some way, shape, or form. Much has been said about this game, some in bestial rage, others in impassioned defense.Īnd now I'm going to look at it.
The game was released in 2010 to some initial fanfare, which quickly degenerated into hellish flamewars and a cacophony of Ruined FOREVER chants. Other M was developed in tandem between Nintendo of Japan and Namco's Team Ninja, the latter responsible for games such as the Ninja Gaiden series and the Do A games. Metroid: Other M is the ninth game in the popular Metroid series from Nintendo.
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