Revisiting Fusion
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- čas přidán 1. 04. 2024
- I was watching some retro handheld reviews, when suddenly I felt this itch for the GBA aesthetic. Funny enough, I envisioned how cool Fusion would look on one of those handhelds. It kept eating away at me until I eventually replayed the game, but in a new way.
- Hry
Oh god yes hurt my feeling about Fusion Timdaddy !
Joke aside, i agree a lot with what was said about the Randomizer and during your video.
I also think it's awesome in a way, going through a Rando alone or with friends, to basically rediscover a game we loved before in another weird angle.
My friends and I played a lot of it together, Multiworld included, still gotta figure out how to set up Archipelago tho...
Watching the boyz playing during the Vinesauce stream was also a good point regarding the speedrun tech aspect of it, it so cool !
About Fusion, i dunno if we already talked about it before, but in a weird way, what i think happened when Samus got infected, losing her powerups and such, is also the player's legacy that got lost, stolen.
The player can't break the rules like in SM, the SA-X can (i mean, when you go in the game blind since, you know, scripts)
Imagine a incoming rom where the game is revamped where the SA-X isn't scripted anymore, i would love to see that accomplished !
Thanks also for letting us know that the Rando for Fusion is finally here i didn't knew that was the case, gotta check it out soon !
Take care Tim.
Man I seem to vaguely remember someone working on a custom SA-X enemy in like, zero mission or something.
@@Timdeuces I think it's a Super Metroid Rom Hack, i'll find it i've bookmarked it somewhere just a min
@@Timdeuces czcams.com/video/YO-x7j5RyGc/video.html
From Metaquarius if i'm correct, i hope the project is still on going !
i always thought Adam telling you what to do was thematic. Samus doesn't like it either and eventually disobeys.
While I do understand the criticism for Fusion, I believe it was deliberate to accommodation for more thematic storytelling and a deeper look into Samus as a person. Dread fails to commit to anything which makes it a less memorable experience.
To be fair, she only really disobeys when it's shown that the person she's obeying is undeniably evil, not simply because she doesn't like taking orders. So while she says she doesn't like taking orders, she seems very willing to do so anyway.
But the greater point I'm disagreeing with is whether you should make your Metroid game like this in the first place. If the goal was to be "thematic" by frustrating the player, then you've, well, frustrated the player and made a less pleasant Metroid experience.
Random comment on a random video about randomizers.