On there is the fixed visor you already know about.Īlso I touched up the Tallon IV surface (as viewed from the frigate) since I thought the sharpening made the red areas look. I wouldn't really consider them ready/finished for any sort of release but you're free to check it out if you're inclined. I'm basically just straight replacing them in your pack I downloaded to create my own variant.įor the moment I've just been uploading my own personal changes to Gdrive.
Sometimes, transparency is all that matters.I wouldn't know how to manage that either, and have never used github. The gaming community does not have a great track record when it comes to handling bad or challenging news, but the general consensus seems to be that most everyone is just thankful that the company was willing to pull back the curtain and explain exactly why Metroid Prime 4 wouldn’t be on store shelves any time soon. More shocking than the announcement itself was the response from fans. We still don’t officially know which studio was actually working on the game ( though it has long been rumored to be Bandai Namco), but whatever hurdles the studio encountered during development were apparently insurmountable. This isn’t the first time that Nintendo has delayed a game, nor will it be the last, but the degree of transparency shown in this video is, as far as I know, unprecedented for the Japanese publisher.
But it appears that all was not well behind the scenes, which prompted Nintendo to release the following video on Friday, revealing that the original project has been scrapped, and Retro Studios is now developing Metroid Prime 4 from scratch: Nintendo is always tight-lipped when it comes to projects that are still relatively early in development, so it wasn’t all that surprising when we failed to hear anything else about Metroid Prime 4 for a year and a half. Don't Miss : Today’s deals: Free Kasa smart plug, $135 AirPods 3, $179 Roomba, $75 portable monitor, more
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