Some of you may have played as Samus on Super Smash Bros.
Played from a first-person-view through Samus’ helmet, players explore space crafts, underworld dungeons, and dingy uninhabited overworlds in a quest to power up Samus’s suit while battling space pirates and escaping the clutches of evil. Metroid Prime was the first 3D Samus game produced by Nintendo and featured stunning alien planet levels with some of the biggest enemies I’ve ever seen. It’s one of the best GameCube games of all time and hardly ever left my Cube back in the day. The Metroid Prime trilogy first started back on the GameCube in 2002. With physical I can lose my accounts on all platforms and keep my games because I own them, you can’t ever do that with digital.Samus Aran in the iconic varia suit on the left, and the newer Zero Suit on the right. But with digital you can lose access to your digital license for all of your digital purchases if Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft or Steam decided to ban your account, and yes this has happened to many people who bought digital only, that’s a fact. Ubisoft finally ported Scott Pilgrim to current platforms and majority of fans opted to buy the physical version be abuse of what happened due to it being g digital only before, as for PT that game is lost forever be a use it was digital only and now delighted, you can’t even re-download it even if you had downloaded before. on ps4 or Scott Pilgrim on ps3, both games were digital only and delighted on all platforms. If people had the same mindset you seem to have towards game preservation than games like Metroid never would even get made today because people from my generation care about keeping game preservation alive.Ī better example is what happen to demos like P.T. If it weren’t for physical games or game preservationists, like myself, majority past games wouldn’t exist today because companies like EA, Sega, Nintendo, Activision, Ubisoft tend to lose the source code for their games which go on to become remakes or remastered, and as for moms it’s people like me who tend to keep otherwise dead mmo servers alive for fans of those mmos.
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