The Metroid series famously skipped the Nintendo 64 back in the ’90s. The “lost game” Metroid 64 was never in development, with Super Metroid director Yoshio Sakamoto saying that he “couldn’t imagine” how Samus would move around a 3D environment with the N64 controller. We only ever got to see and play as Samus in the very first Super Smash Bros. on the console, and that just feels wrong!
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