Triple Play: Metroid Prime Remastered

Triple Click

Maximum Fun

Kirk Hamilton, Society & Culture, Technology, Arts, Jason Schreier, Maddy Myers, Video Games

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Nintendo surprised us all last week with a remake of Metroid Prime, so it's time for Triple Click to drop everything and play it. Maddy, Jason, and Kirk talk about Retro's classic first-person shooter: how influential it's been, what it does well, and where it goes wrong.

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0:00.0	Just one person can ensure every Metroid is in captivity and the galaxy is at peace.
0:09.8	And she's back, baby, she's back!
0:13.2	Welcome to TripleClick, where we bring the games to you.
0:16.1	This week we talk about Metroid Prime Remastered, the Nintendo Switch version of a 2002 Game
0:21.2	Cube game, but it's perfect in every way.
0:23.6	It's a stone-cold classic.
0:24.9	You should be playing it right now.
0:30.2	I'm Maddie Myers.
0:31.4	I'm Jason Shire, and I'm Kirk Hamilton.
0:34.0	And hello, hello, it's us in a good mood, foes.
0:40.3	Ready to talk about a cool game?
0:42.6	Yeah, really good game.
0:45.0	Maddie, you're smiling even more than you usually have.
0:47.4	I'm so excited about my life because I've been playing Metroid all week,
0:53.0	and now everybody's playing Metroid all week.
0:55.5	Everybody in my life.
0:56.6	Maybe there are other people playing some other video game, but I don't care about it.
0:59.5	I don't know about it.
1:00.3	I don't acknowledge it.
1:01.6	Just Metroid Metroid all the way down.
1:03.6	This is playing Metroid.
1:05.0	The other game just adds up for people.
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