"Metroid: Other M promised a lot when first announced. It tantalised the newer fans with the interesting concept of the ability to instantaneously swap between first and third-person. It wafted a familiar smell toward the veterans, promising a gameplay with a return to roots. With something to keep everyone happy, it looked to be a very strong release. Sadly this is not the case, as Metroid: Other M back flips on the previous Prime series efforts to present a game that lacks that something spe..."

Dark Arcanine via blogs.neoseeker.com »

""Variety seems to be the model that the Metroid series sticks very closely to. From her side-scrolling NES days to her first-person adventures on more recent consoles, Samus Aran has always been at the forefront of variety. An evolving series, Metroid seemingly takes a different route with every few entries, and the latest game in the series, Metroid: Other M, is no exception.""

Raychul via wii.gamezone.com »

Metroid: Other M is a game that has been hitting a snag in reviews with some like G4TV who feel the need to put the focus squarely on the girliness of Samus, here you will find a DualShockers review on the matter that attempts to address this subject while reviewing the entirety of the game itself.

Hitman0769 via dualshockers.com »