<![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too - Kotaku Comments]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too - Kotaku Comments]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Kai_: I switched the trigger to b before even pressing A once.

Saith17

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> The first in third person look like their playing in the same room as the guy playing an FPS in the first trailer for the Wii.

Takuthehedgehog

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @wonder6oy: I think for most people it's actually less stressful on the hand to press A a lot than B; that's probably why they did it, or it might be because you can perhaps aim more accurately i.e. pressing B tends to move your aim slightly.

I get worse aches from Umbrella Chronicles (B) than I did from MP3 (A).

quen

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Aethyr: Um. Did you get the impression this ad was targeted at the casual gamer? Or, you were just responding to the comment in the original post? Okay that makes more sense...

The ad was ok and clearly shows what you'll get in the game, which could be a good or a bad thing sales-wise. :) Not quite sure why everyone is talking about the woman - she's only onscreen briefly, there's two guys as well? All of them are models... At least it looked kind of like they were actually playing the game this time, i.e. the movements were similar to those you'd actually make.

It would be an amusing surprise if this got #1 in the charts but, yeah, probably not going to happen. Still, let's see.

quen

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Gosh, could she be the most beautiful girl ever?

I like the add. I really do.

R3nko

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Well, it works for Hillary, eh?

brida

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Paviel:
Yes; it's the awful "default" choices that confound me.

wonder6oy

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Lixie: Part of the drought was that gamers were losing interest in established genres. This means that (rightfully) excellent western platformers would not attract their attention, since they were tired of them. I don't know why either. I do know that the industry was picked back up by largely non-conventional software and platforms and that even today the big sellers in old genres are from established franchises and licensed games.

Momotaro Dentetsu isn't a train simulator either. If you don't know what the games you're talking about are then stop, and even if it was a train simulator, ask yourself why train simulator fans should be buying American shooters and action games: do they provide a better train simulating experience? An FPS should be targeted at Japanese FPS fans, but there aren't very many. Do you know why? Because while the American PC market has been obsessed with the genre since the early 90s, no such boom existed in Japan.Before the games can explode in sales, they need to actually create an audience for them. Japanese gamers also didn't fawn over Blizzard like PC gamers here did, so the franchise pull the game has has no effect on them. The Momotaro Dentetsu series on the other hand has been around for about 2 decades, is one of the bigger names in a a genre very familiar to Japanese gamers, so it selling more than a popular Xbox360 game should not come as a surprise at all. The fact that you don't get why more people bought it instead of Halo just shows your own ignorance in how you're looking at things, but like Halo is to many Japanese players it's a foreign unfamiliar genre that doesn't appeal to you. Or maybe it might appeal to you once you learn what the genre actually is, I don't know =|

rezo

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @celery: Who said "OMG JAPAN HAET AMERICA"? No one here said that. (And since I'm bored and stuck at work, get ready for a long and well-researched response.)

The amazing, Game of the Year worthy, titles I mentioned all sold under 100,000 life-time copies in Japan. God of War 2, one the best looking and playing PS2 games ever; "Uncharted: El Dorado no Hihou", having both the best graphics and narrative of any PS3 game to date in any market; and "Call of Duty 4", for the obvious reasons; all of these great games are at the same commercial success level as "Tea Dogs Room DS" and the overwrought uninspired "Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny: Alliance vs Zaft II Plus".

Woops, I'm sorry, the mediocre barely-worth-it's-license "Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny: Alliance vs Zaft II Plus" sold more than both God of Wars, "Uncharted", "Call of Duty 4", and "Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction"...COMBINED! Gundam sold just 490,000 copies in total. Which by the way is what "Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core" sold in its first week. Did I mention "Dairantou Smash Brothers X" (a.k.a. Super Smash Brothers Brawl) sold over 800,000 copies in its first week. I think that should put "God of War II: Shuuen No Jokyoku's" total sales of 40,000 into perspective. It's a critically acclaimed game, has amazing graphics, with great playing mechanics, has an awesome story, and was on the the massively popular PS2 console. But it was still outsold by over 5 to 1 by "Momotarou Electric Railway 16" on the same system.

No one is saying Japan hates America. But there is strong sales evidence to show that Japan does largely IGNORE the great advances the West has made in game development in the past decade. EA, Sony, and Microsoft have been trying to break this barrier but their efforts have been fruitless.

Further, the game industry in Japan was going through a recession prior to the launch of the DS. To stay afloat many publisher/developers merged. Namco and Bandai merged. Sega and Sammy became one. Even perennial powerhouse rivals Square and Enix merged. During this time big budget AAA console games were few and far between. Store shelves were filled with cheap low-budget generic knockoffs. Bored with "generic anime-RPG #149" or "generic anime-2D-fighter #62" did Japan turn to the West for quality gaming during this drought? No, instead Japan largely migrated from console to portable gaming sales wise. Despite the West offering quality series like "Jak and Daxter", "Ratchet and Clank", or "Sly Cooper" in a time when quality Japanese console platformers were scarce, Japan simply wasn't interested. Why? Who knows.

It goes beyond console games. Blizzard just announced that "World of Warcraft" has over 10,000,000 subscribers. It is dominating, or if not has at least a strong presence in North America, Europe, China, and South Korea. However, it only managed to rank number 81 in Japan for January 2008.
[www.mmoinfo.net]

Does Japan secretly have 80 MMORPGs that are bigger and better than WoW that simply no one outside of Japan knows about?

So to answer your assumption that a game be merely "a good game" to warrant strong Japanese interest in playing it?: Yes and No. You may get enough to match the 16th installment of a train simulator; but even the greatest Western made games have yet to be anything more than niche titles with niche level sales. There might be some hope for Western games in Japan. Halo 3 sold a respectable 64,000 it's first week, but quickly dissappeared from the charts and only managed to move just under 100,000 copies total. I think I have shown just how irrelevant 100,000 copies is in the Japanese gaming market. It was a small success at best. Hopefully, it marks the first step in a turnaround for Japan's interest in Western games. But until the day a Western game makes more than a meager short-lived spark on the Japanese sales chart, don't be surprised when people assume even great Western games will have sluggish or less sales in Japan.

Lixie

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> I still haven't done a second playthrough in MP3 yet. :(

My favorite of the Prime games is the first one, by far (3rd favorite game ever). I like the other two evenly. I like how Prime 1 feels much more like an adventure than the others. Prime 2's progression was overtly segmented (go to area 1, collect 3 keys, beat boss, repeat at areas 2 and 3). Prime 3's was too linear and restricted, making the game feel too much like a traditional FPS than a Metroid game, and it also suffered from the "go to area 1, beat boss, repeat" problem I had with Prime 2. I blame everyone who complained about backtracking in a /Metroid/ game.

I think that MP2 was a bit more difficult than it should have been, but it was still very playable. Unfortunately, I never did beat it on hard mode. I was able to make it all the way to the Emperor Ing fight, but I couldn't get past it, so I didn't touch the game in a while. I finally went back to it, and was able to beat him, but the Dark Samus battle at the end was a brick wall. I used up most of my ammo in the Emperor Ing fight, so it was (seemingly) impossible to beat her under the time limit. It's so frustrating to get so close to the end, just to end up in an unfair fight.

Arteen

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @wonder6oy:

You do realize that you can switch the jump and shoot controls in MP3, don't you? (i.e. A to jump, B to shoot)

Paviel

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @SilentPredator: Damn you remind me of the last boss, I kept groaning and making a lot effort to remove that carapace. It was my impression or did some enemies required a tougher tuck on the leash to lose their protections?

Bunn

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Metroid Prime 2, hard? Hardly. Well, at least that's not how I remember it. lol wait no, I guess some of the guardians took a dozen or so tries to get past.

Still, I rarely had problems with ammo and the dark world was actually easier than the light world most of the time since you had constant healing bubbles. Besides, the bosses were just so awsome--Corruption really failed me in comparison. The Leviathan battles are just so bland and seem to run together in comparison to Amorbis, Chykka, and Quadraxis.

Iunno, I do like Corruption in the end, but Echoes is still so much its superior. I even got quite a bit out of the multiplayer. One of my favourite video game experiences in the end. I'm having a bit of trouble getting into a second runthrough of Corruption since Elysia is pretty much the only planet whose atmosphere I like.

SolFalling

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Of course Women would like Metroid, Samus is a heroine. You know, girl power and stuff like that?

KM91

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> I saw this on TV today. It is just the same as other Wii CM. Many women here like Wii so I think it is good that Nintendo remember this.
As for me... I'm not sure if I want to buy Metroid. It looks too similar to the previous.

mio

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Lackshmana: Then maybe she just got back from a boring dinner, and she couldn't wait to get home and play as her favorite female bounty hunter? :P

Bigfoot

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @TheDaftPunk: Metroid couldn't really be considered a top series between the releases of Super Metroid and the same-day Metroid Prime and Metroid Fusion releases. What was it, ten years?

Torgen got his apology faceplate but not his fixed GH3 disc

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Bigfoot: you and me.

you and me, brother.

:3

Onizuka-GTO

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> that is a very stylish, attractive woman.

rawg

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> I didn't know Metroid wasn't big in Japan, I thought that all 3 of Nintendo's top series were equally as excepted from the states to Japan. Hmph.

TheDaftPunk

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Allow me to blow your minds:

You know, I may consider myself chubby, but that's largely because I'm short and can't look wispy like that. I'm not actually overweight. In fact, I think I'm pretty attractive (which I only believe because I look like my mom, and she's gorgeous).

And I sometimes wear makeup, straighten my hair, and wear nice clothing while playing games. When I'm alone, I just wear my underwear, but in company, I prefer to look nice.* So, uh... no. While she might not be a gamer, so might the other actors not be gamers. They were all a little idealised. We're just used to seeing men and not women, so she stands out where she shouldn't.

I only wear gag/geek t-shirts at conventions. They're a great conversation starter.

Cola82

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Now that's a good commercial... can't go wrong with showing lots of real gameplay set to Gandrayda's music. The US Wii game commercials, MP3 included, are just blurs and they wouldn't tell anything to someone who hadn't previously heard of the games. I hope it'll sell well in Japan though... it's an awesome game with controls that make a dual analog FPS setup seem pretty lowsy.

I'm currently on my third playthrough of MP3. I took 22 hours to start on Veteran, bullied my way through Normal in 9+ hours, and now I'm up to Helios on Hyper. I love that it lets you keep your scans from game to game. It's definitely harder on Hyper, but only Mogenar has given me much trouble so far and is still a breeze compared to Echoes on Hard. I know the last bosses are going to take many tries through... I barely scraped by as it was on Veteran.

Mezodon

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Bigfoot:

A fancy blouse, long dress skirt, and her hair done...
Yeah, I would say that is overdressed for staying home and playing video games.

Shes definitely not wearing any kind of nightgown I've ever seen..

Lackshmana

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Atrius: They needed to make lock-on toggle, not hold.
@Furious_Liver: Taking more damage works less well when you need to spend HP to activate hypermode, which is mandatory in boss battles.

Torgen got his apology faceplate but not his fixed GH3 disc

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @MasterSauce: Actually yeah, while the American version came out in like, August, the Japanese version is coming out in March 2008. I believe they did the same with MP and MP2. Actually, it might be a sort of rule for NoA developed games? Dunno.

Aethyr

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Striderhayasa - Phillyyakk on PSN and Live.: In every Metroid game that gave the option, Hard mode simply made you take a crapton more damage. I'm fine with tradition.

As far as Wii ads go, this is probably the best of the bunch for me. Only a woman can turn that handlebar with such finesse.

I'm playing this game right now and I'm working on the destruction of the second Leviathan seed. I cannot believe how much I love this game. This is probably the only jump from 2D to 3D in any series where the 3D version had that gave the same great feeling the old one did. I've played the first Prime, but I've yet to touch the second. From what people are saying about the jump in difficulty, I think I'm gonna have to pick it up. ;D I started Corruption out on Veteran mode and I'm quite comfortable with the difficulty. Word of advice to anyone playing Veteran: Hyperdrive more often. You may be wasting 1 bar of life, but you might end up wasting 3 more without it.

@SilentPredator: Ohhh yeah. XD Especially against those flying things that die when you pull em. I hit my sister in the head once, but she understood that it was for a good cause.

Furious_Liver

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @wonder6oy: it's white rhino (what i'm smokin)

bkN00b

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> The mouse humping ad was in Canada only... and it was an awesome ad. No FCC involvement as we have what's called the CRTC and they aren't nearly as stuck up ;) In Canada Janet Jackson would have been shown uncensored and most people would have thought nothing of it.

DarkNight_DS

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> You're telling me it hadn't shipped yet in Japan? Is this bizarro Kotaku? Seems all kinds of backwards this Metroid business.

MasterSauce

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @SkutSkut: And why do you think they need such a "role model"? You don't think Japan has any real strong and independent women?

badasscat

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @eastx: Yeah I agree, MP2 was pretty dickishly hard, what with the limited ammo for the light, dark, and annihilator beams, the means of getting ammo for each, the fact that each needed ammo to begin with, and fighting bosses in Dark Aether while trying to stay inside those safe zones. I rate it as my least favorite in the trilogy. Good but not my favorite.

Aitrus233

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Bigfoot: yea seriously.

I guess Samus could be a good role model for Japanese women, strong and independant etc etc

SkutSkut

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Atrius: So you're faulting the game because you can't mash buttons? That's pretty much the long-held tradition of action games.

Go play Galaga and then tell me Metroid punishes you with the button mashing.

RRRansom

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Green-clad Gamer Dude: LMAO. I've never seen that before...how did the FCC even let that get on the air?

Aethyr

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> OMG, Truth in Advertising!
Never thought I'd see the day where a video game commercial would show people playing video games, the way they actually play video games. High Five Japan

Paustinj

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @ashjaw:

LOLcat right? can i has cookie?

Dakobah

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Striderhayasa, you may have liked Metroid Prime 2's difficulty, but the press and most everybody else thought it was too hard. 3 is just right on that front for me.

eastx

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Nothing's gonna top this Nintendo advertisement.


+ Watch video

Also, with the exception of Brawl, I would still say Metroid Prime 3 is the best game on the Wii right now. It better do good in Japan.

Green-clad Gamer Dude

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Lackshmana: That's overdressed? Looks like a nightgown or something.

Bigfoot

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> I want to see these players versing the commando-rolling hero from the Red Steel commercial. MAN, would that be a fight.

pylon_trooper

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> i kinda crapped all over that game when it came out without actually "playing" or "looking at it"

but i gotta say, that asian writing made it look pretty neato.

relax_guy

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> I think they're actually targeting ghosts.
That's the only thing that can explain the outfit she's wearing.

It's a pretty horrible ad.

Kirbytheslayer: In-Kirby XMB

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> They sure look like they're having a good time.

And the guy did not put enough effort into the lasso. Was it just me or did anyone else really whip their arm back when using that thing? Especially after some tough or frustrating fights. You have to put some feeling into it or it's not nearly as fun.

Silent Predator

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Lixie: A tv spot is too much of an investment for Nintendo these days? Take a look at what Microsoft did for Halo 3 in Japan if you want to see excessive advertising.

From what I understand CoD 4 didn't do too badly in Japan. Certainly not landslide numbers. I'm not sure about GoW or Uncharted, but the market shouldn't be ignored when all that is needed is localization and a bit of advertising. On the other hand, knee-jerk reactions like "OMG JAPAN HAET AMERICA" can be safely ignored without consequences.

celery

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> I love me some Metroid on the Wii, but WHY ON EARTH they take the most sluggish and ill-responsive aiming mode, make it the default and call it "Easy" - IN ADDITION to assigning the rapidly pressed trigger button to "A" instead of the ACTUAL TRIGGER ("B") and therefore putting your thumbs through agony before compelling you to find that option and CHANGE IT - is utterly beyond me!

BUT LIKE I SAID....
...still love me some Metroid on the Wii!
(What were you guys smokin'?)

wonder6oy

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> serious japanese is serious

ashjaw

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Kai_: You should switch A and B buttons in the options menu. SO much easier, even though you can still get cramped up after extended sessions.

Also, set music to 20 and SFX to 100

kidko

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @wildrabbit: are you suggesting dear sir, they used an 'actor' or something? pffftt. clearly a hardcore fan of aran.

:P

shocked it's JUST coming out there!

sadkermit - soon to be banned for standing up to the ummm nazi.

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Ashurahori: exactly. That's why I never played alot of HyperMode. It seemed too much like a bullshit cheap-ass way to increase difficulty especially when it cramps your hand something awful.

Why not just get us better AI or give the enemies new, powerful attacks instead of lame "I'm diesel, I can take a million shots" enemies. Still loved the game, didn't like Hypermode...just sayin'

Striderhayasa - Phillyyakk on PSN and Live.

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Ashurahori: It was pretty bad, but I think I was doing it wrong. At that level of gameplay you are supposed to use charged shots and missles almost exclusively, and I'm not a good enough shot to make that work.

Atrius

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> That pretty Japanese lady seem a TAD bit over dressed for staying at home for a night of Metorid gaming.

I wanna meet these women who play Metorid AND get all dressed up for it.

Lackshmana

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Bullshit. Before it's a Wii game, at least 3 other people have to be gathered around you, all of them talking or laughing loudly.

gamadaya

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Atrius: Argh, that sounds awful. I like TOUGHER enemies, not enemies that take a thousand shots to defeat.

Ashurahori

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> i love this game. It needs to sell more. People need to experience the best way to play any FPS on any console.

I however.. need to experience the end of this goddamn game. Im so behind!

drbrownt0wn

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @celery: You mean like how Japan played the God of War games, Uncharted, or Call of Duty 4?

Have the previous Metroid Prime games sold enough in Japan to warrant this level of marketing?

Lixie

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @ostartero: Maybe that's why they're targeting women =P

celery

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Kai_: Did you ever try Hypermode? I gave up before I even defeated the first boss because my hands hurt. You needed to shoot even the weakest enemies like a billion times before they go down.

Atrius

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Aethyr: I agree. I never understand that nonsense. Let's be real, there are some games that are just simply not for the casual audience. Wipeout, F-Zero, Armored Core, Metroid Prime, Resident Evil, MGS...if a developer tries to dumb down the gameplay for the casual audience then the title suffers.

Case in point...SSX Blur and to a lesser degree...Metroid Prime 3

I enjoyed MP3, but it's was painfully obvious that the worlds were smaller than Prime and Prime 2 and it was far easier than Prime 2. Personally, I enjoyed Prime 1 and 2 more because of the scale and the difficulty. Although Prime 3 will also get high marks in my book for the controls. It's a shame really. This push for the casual audience makes me truly believe that Nintendo is shunning the core audience for not supporting them for the last two generations.

Striderhayasa - Phillyyakk on PSN and Live.

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> So why do other territories get REAL Wii commercials when we get stuck with the horridness we have now?

KingBroly

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Lies. I'm sure there *are* women who like Metroid, and some of them are probably even Japanese. However, I would bet $1 that *that* woman doesn't like Metroid. And speaking from personal experiance I've found its hard to sell twitch based gameplay to the women in my life.

Atrius

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> This game gives you arthritis due to the need to press A so rapidly.
And it's the best game on Wii :(

Swift_

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @Aethyr: Because they're the only group they need to sell to; everyone else is going to buy the game anyway.

Mikintosh

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Anyone know if the japanese version will allow for english subtitles and/or audio (if there is any)?

phinehas

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Continuing Japan's proud tradition of supporting western-developed FPSs, I assume.

Moonshadow101

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @celery: But without any jubblies?

ostartero

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Well I'm not sure if _that_ woman likes Metroid, it being an ad and all but I think there are many women out there who like Metroid. Can't see why that is a bigger deal then us men liking it.

wildrabbit

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> It's just that one woman. They were bound to find the japanese version of Julia Roberts somewhere.

deathbunny

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Ehh. Why do they keep appealing to the casual gamer when Metroid Prime clearly is not for them? They did the same thing with the American ads, I think.

Aethyr

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> @UltimatePancakeSensation: Because it's a good game?

celery

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Definitely not the ad I would have expected to see, will be interesting to see how it sells, I know Metroid isn't nearly as big in Japan as over here.

DaiMacculate

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Women that like Metroid are my kind of women.

Bigfoot

]]> <![CDATA[Japanese Women Like Metroid Prime Too]]> Why would Japan want to play anything made by NoA?

UltimatePancakeSensation

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