Tomb raider was never limited to a console family. Metroid is only on Nintendo devices. And even Metroid was never a phenomenon like tomb raider was in the 90s. Tomb raider also had a big revival with the modern trilogy on PC and consoles. And now the remastered classic games too.
The only Metroid I remember having any real hype was prime, and that was on the least popular console of that generation (of the big 3).
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I’m surprised she beat Samus
Tomb raider was never limited to a console family. Metroid is only on Nintendo devices. And even Metroid was never a phenomenon like tomb raider was in the 90s. Tomb raider also had a big revival with the modern trilogy on PC and consoles. And now the remastered classic games too.
The only Metroid I remember having any real hype was prime, and that was on the least popular console of that generation (of the big 3).
I guess there aren’t any Metroid movies.
…yet
There is. Folks only want to forget it.
It answers Samus Aran’s motivations, will, aspirations, and reason for seeking the truth of the wars.
Oh dang, I didn’t know that, thanks.
Metroid has shockingly low sales for how much attention it gets