"So is Metroid: Other M perfect? Well, you'll need to read the new issue of Official Nintendo Magazine to find out the answer to that one. The September issue of ONM features a massive hands-on preview of a near-complete version of the game and as well as finding out our thoughts on the game, you can read interviews with Sakamoto and Team Ninja's Yosuke Hayashi."

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Kotaku's Stephen Totilo and Brian Crescente were able to talk with the heads of Project M, the joint group between Nintendo and Team Ninja, Yoshio Sakamoto of Nintendo and Yousuke Hayashi of Team Ninja, on the group's upcoming title Metroid: Other M.

The two confirmed that there will be no Wii MotionPlus or Balance Board support in this upcoming Metroid title, but neglected to go further on how the game will be controlled. Sakamoto, the lead designer of the 2D Metroid games, is striving t...

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Ever since its unveiling, people have been concerned about just how Metroid: Other M will play out. Speaking with Reggie Fils-Aime, Gamespot got him to discuss the development behind the game. He acknowledged the importance of the franchise to Nintendo and stated that they needed to revitalize it once again. Why? Because Nintendo feels that they can push the sales more for such a significant franchise.

That being said, after Retro Studio's departure with Metroid Prime, Metroid: Other M is ...

McClubbin via e3.gamespot.com »

IGN recently got the chance to sit down with the director behind the latest entry in the Metroid franchise. Yoshio Sakamoto has worked on Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion, the GBA Metroid, and the original Metroid game which started it all. He discusses how the cooperative project with Team Ninja came to be as well as other details regarding the game. He states that the game will be heavily intensive on plot and action along with the character development of Samus Aran. It is set to take place b...

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