Metroid Dread will feel instantly familiar to anyone who has played a 2D Metroid game before. For that matter, it'll feel familiar to anyone who has ever played a non-linear platformer, otherwise ...

If you've played any of the previous side-scrolling Metroid games, Dread will be familiar. As usual, Samus Aran loses all her powers and needs to escape an underworld maze, fighting baddies and ...

Samus Aran has a sizable challenge ahead of her in 'Metroid Dread'. The 3DS release of Samus Returns fleshes out on this more and also introduced new Chozo factions that also play a major part in ...

Metroid Dread is a worthy revival of one of Nintendo’s more revered franchises. It plays great and is difficult to put down. Dread also earns its place as the fabled Metroid 5 — a continuation of a ...

The Escapist recaps Metroid without the ‘Vania Anything but Dread-ful Samus Vs Samus: Metroid’s modern identity Ask The Escapist Arriving in North America several months prior to its release in Japan, ...

The long-awaited return of the classic video game franchise is bound to appeal to anyone who has ever loved side-scrolling action. It’s been 20 years since the last original 2D entry in Nintendo’s ...

Metroid Dread is scary. While it won’t permanently scar any seasoned horror veterans, it’s certainly the most unsettling Nintendo game ever made. It features tense chase scenes, boss battles against ...

Back in 2002, Metroid fans learned a lot more about the series’ mysterious heroine Samus Aran. On Nov. 18 that year, the first-person shooter Metroid Prime — developed by Retro Studios and recently ...