New to the franchise is ample use of cinematic cut-scenes, which are used to tell the back story of Samus, her past with Adam Malkovich, and her former military association. This is in addition to the plot device that she doesn't use anything until authorized. The game is played using only the Wii Remote without the Nun-chuck accessory.Īs a staple of the series, Samus can again build up her armaments and weapons by collecting items found by exploring the game. The over-the-shoulder 3rd-person view is mostly used for exploration of small rooms, and not combat. The Morph Ball returns, as expected, and operates in a similar manner to the popular Metroid Prime titles, with the camera zoomed in extremely close in tight environments. In first-person mode, Samus can lock on to enemies to fire missiles. Targeting enemies is typically just a matter of aiming in the right direction, and specific shots are automatic in 2-D mode. The game features a return to the side-scrolling gameplay of classic 2-D Metroid games, but in a hybrid form which also includes first-person shooter segments (utilized simply by pointing the Wii Remote at the television), and even 3rd-person “over the shoulder” segments for very small rooms.
Per the gameplay story, Samus is largely considered to already have many of her suit's abilities (such as missiles and bombs) in tact, but doesn't use them until Adam gives the authorization. Samus meets up with her old military commander, Adam Malkovich and joins his team of Federation soldiers as they investigate the distressed station.
The call comes from a space station (much like Metroid Fusion) that is in trouble. After a recuperation introduction, and a cinematic retelling of the final moments of Super Metroid, the game begins with Samus intercepting and investigating a distress call. Other M takes place, chronologically, after the events of Super Metroid, and before the events of Metroid Fusion. This time, rather than being handed to what, at the time, was a rookie studio, Metriod: Other M has been developed by veteran developer Team Ninja, notable for Dead or Alive and the Ninja Gaiden series. Metoid: Other M follows recent console releases of Metroid games by being developed, like the Metroid Prime trilogy, by a studio outside of Nintendo.
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