No future for AM2R
Nintendo of America, Inc. has filed a takedown request under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). I received the request on my personal email, so I'm complying with their requests.
There will be no more AM2R updates, and no more releases under any platform.
Thank you for the support during all these years.
Comments
It's always great to see a project receive it's closure, but sadly it ended on such a bad note though. I do understand that Nintendo is in their legal rights to aggressively send any DMCAs to protect their IPs, but.. was it really justified? You never asked anyone to donate you money to help support your project, you were fair and gave a beloved IP a superb treatment in a very respectful and honorable way as possible.
I'm not sure if there is anything else you wanted to fix, change or possibly add something else to the fan game. However if you don't have any more ideas to implement into your project then I am also content with the fan game being completed with it's last update. I do hope Nintendo will one day take to consideration that there can be good karma within the fan community that is filled with passionate and talented individuals like yourself who takes their time out of their days to make fan games, not for profits, but for love.
P.S- I'll be looking forward to seeing what kind of new project you want to tackle on next! Perhaps going far back to the 1993 Mario Bros. but turn it into a full open 2D underground exploration without the familiar power ups, but with tools like a wrench, plunger and hammer that you can store in your plumber tool box's inventory for opening and closing pipes, solving puzzles and thwarting enemies. Who knows!
See you next mission~
Don't you mean 1983 Mario Bros.?
This is a truly amazing game and I had a blast playing it. I go back and play Metroid every few years and now I'll be adding this to the rotation. It might not be "official" but I'll be considering this part of the series from here on out. Great work on an awesome game. Now go take my advice and stick it to the man.
Regardless, they should at least give you compensation since you made a great fan creation and practically dooming any remake coming from Nintendo themselves since they'd most likely just copy you. At least give this guy some $100K for this and show that you actually would play this at Nintendo of America Headquarters.
Sanic Hegehog
Item Completion Rate: 86%
Energy Tanks: 9/10
Gracias de nuevo DRM64.
10/10
I'd like to paint a picture for you: a genre shift into Fantasy.
A team of miners descended into a recently uncovered series of caves, but hasn't been heard from in several days. The local law enforcement sent a team of soldiers to rescue them, but again... no word. The sounds of roaring monsters cried out from the darkness and crawled towards the surface. At great expense, the city was forced to hire a professional dragonslayer--Bailey (Heh heh heh).
Clad in full platemail to protect herself from the flames and acid of her prey, Bailey wields a book of magic from which she launches eldritch blasts (replacement for the beam weapon) mounted on a crossbow which is needed to pierce the underhides of dragons since they are immune to magic (replacement for the missles). She also has a spell which transforms her into a small lizard (replacement for morph ball) which she uses to navigate small spaces. While transformed she can carve explosive runes into the ground with her claws (bombs) and can climb walls (spider ball), as well as 'interface' with ancient dragon ruins deep in the mines.
Bailey's armor is protected by a set of amulets made of solidified ether to deflect damage against her person (replacement for energy tanks). It can also acquire enchantments to protect against extreme temperatures (replacement for Varia) or magnetic fields (replacement for Gravity). Her goal? Kill all of the dragons in the mines to save the town above (although... a sneaky lizard slipped out and exterminated everybody; change the scavenger ship to a town hall and keep the same events up there).
You don't even have to remove the log with that scenario; just have her analyzing how dragons evolve from whelps to wyrms. Don't like dragons? Want to go with a different genre? Go for it!
That's just off the top of my head. I'm sure you could come up with something better with a little time and effort. The point is this: Metroid 2 didn't really have a story. Your game does. Tweak the story, possibly changing the genre in the process, and come up with new visual and audio assets to go with it. Then Nintendo will have no grounds to stand on, since it would legitimately be your game. Gameplay elements (platforming, destructible environments, having to kill X creatures to advance, control schemes) are too general to be copywritten; there have been plenty of games which capture the essence of a famous IP while telling their own story. AM2R could be the larval form of another game like that.
For people saying "Be more like SEGA" I suggest you look up SORR (Streets of Rage Remake). Shortly after v5 was released to the public, SEGA got the lawyers involved and it has officially been terminated, with only a 3rd party community maintaining it. Much like AM2R it was simply too good for its own, well, good.
Sadly this is just the way of business now. They could have (and should have) endorsed it, but there's so many complications when it comes to defending IP that this may well have been seen as the only viable option. Voting with your proverbial wallets won't change much, since the Metriod (and SoR) IP is more valuable than a few customers, thus more important for them to protect.
Regardless, this is the Internet - your work is out there now and it won't be disappearing. These comments alone should be proof enough that it wasn't in vain.
I want to deliver the speech...
I carefully watched updates of the Project AM2R, I have played personally, I was delighted, it is the real masterpiece what couldn't create Nintendo earlier. I am sincerely sorry that DMCA has acted this way with your project. I is proud believed that in future AM2R will take the place of honor among games of the Metroid series and will develop further. I want to thank you for all efforts done by you in 10 years and never I will forget it.
I very much didn't want that everything has ended so sadly. All that now I can make it to attract attention of retro-gamers from Russia and to transfer AM2R, that they could estimate her. I have kept all your versions of AM2R and they will always be with me until the end of my days.
-Sincerely your loyal fan Achiro...
Thank you for reviveing a part of my childhood memorys.
I feel you brought many innovative ideas to a formula Nintendo let become stale (basically no change since Super Metroid).
I truly hope you have the opportunity to work on another game in the future and I'm sure your many fans would support you greatly, should you open up a kickstarter or patreon page - I know I would.
Nintendo HAD TO. U.S. Trademark laws say that if they don't protect their IP, EVEN ONCE, then they lose ALL right to EVER defend it again. That means that as soon as this was published it forced them to act even though it was released for free. Talking about making it, even actually making it, DO NOT threaten the trademark. This is not Nintendo being a jerk. This is Nintendo guarding and protecting a likely multi-million dollar value IP.
I played Metroid 2 when I was 13 or so when it came out on the original game boy and I've loved and played all the metroids not on handheld systems up until Metroid Prime 2. You did a VERY impressive job capturing the look, feel and sound of this world, right down to the great music interpretations of old classics.
Thank you for your time invested in this.
From; an old school Metroid fan
The selfish part of me wishes there could have been ONE MORE update to the game, but I also understand the desire to remove oneself from any legal crosshairs and simply move on to other life matters.
To the whole team involved, thank you for your efforts in bringing this project to life. Your passion and unwavering dedication are exemplary, and I wish you all the best of luck in your future projects.
Sincerely,
Another Metroid Fan
Tenouttaten!
As much as I love Nintendo and sometimes defend their decisions more than I should, at this point I've had enough. They are hurting themselves more than anything by prohibiting fans to do any games, videos, even let's plays, which is where a lot of people discover games. I heard they are not doing any Metroid games because it is not the type of games the eastern prefers.
Metroid is my favourite Nintendo franchise, And they are doing nothing for it's 30th aniversary except a multiplayer spinoff.
Your game is amazing.
Thank you doc, for everything.
The game, however, has been everything I wanted it to be and more, and now I can close this chapter of my life full of joy.
See you on the next mission Milton!
What this case shows is that it's better to release such games as open source.
Think of the situation, when you released the source code and assets on github simultaneously with your normal 1.0 release.
Dozens of forks would exist and the game would evolve and have further development.
Thank you for your work, I enjoyed the game very much!
It really sucks that they did not give you credit for all you've worked for.
We are looking forward for more projects coming from you in the future.
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
Muchísimas gracias por todos estos año!
Para mi, fue el mejor juego que he jugado, muchas gracias por haber brindado esa oportunidad!
No te preocupes por estas cosas, eres demasiado increíble por lo que seguro vas a tener mucho éxito!
Gracias por ser quien eres!
No te desanimes!
éxito!
<3
You are a true metroid fan
I've been following this for eight years, waiting for the day it might be released. I guess I'll never see the finished product.
Thank you for the years of hope and excitement, for each smile I had when I opened up the website to see a new update or demo released. Thank you.
But you know what? Fuck that.
Fuck you, Nintendo.
Fuck you for your terrible treatment of your fans, on which you've been called out for many times by your peers.
Fuck your region locking and your copyright strikes against YouTubers and fan game makers who have been giving you FREE promotion for years.
Fuck your executives with their idiotic business decisions and acting like they're king of the heap when the company has been on the bottom for years.
Fuck your overpaid, overrated and over-revered dinosaur designers who should have been replaced decades ago.
Fuck your endless soulless platformers, your 'freemium' BS and your overuse of the Pokemon franchise to the point where any day now I can expect designs based on toasters and toenail clippings.
Fuck your gimmicky, underpowered consoles that have made the company a laughingstock.
Fuck your inexplicable insistence on ruining franchises that needed no change and leaving franchises that desperately need innovation in a state of stale repetitiveness.
Fuck your alienation of third parties, which has led to your competitors making millions.
Fuck Sakurai and his bias towards his favorite franchises and putting garbage no one asked for in his Smash games and his hissy fits when fans don't like it.
And DOUBLE fuck your disgusting treatment of Gunpei Yokoi, a man who made the company what it was. He was smart enough to see that the Virtual Boy wasn't ready and WARNED you many times that it would be a bad idea to put it on the market. Yet you went ahead with it anyway and BLAMED HIM when it was a failure, even going as far as humiliating him in front of investors. Absolutely disgusting.
And fuck your self-righteous fan-drones who blindly defend you and criticize those who actually have the audacity to have high standards.
...but besides that, everything was great.
I wish you all the best for you and yours in your endeavors.
Take that same drive you put into this and make it into something original that's yours which nobody can take away from you.
(And to all the douche's that call this guy a pirate, thief and everything else you have thrown at him; Go work for Nintendo marketing and keep green lighting crap that nobody wants to play.)
Convierte esto en un juego con nuevos sprites y personajes originales. Estoy seguro que muchos estaríamos encantados de ayudar.
I feel sorry that this happened at last as I was going to ask if I can give you a translation file for spanish to review if it was good to go, but now watching this new it's breaking my heart...AND make sure this thing is VERY VERY protected by putting it in every backup conceibable.
Any way, why not do a Kickstarter to buy the rights and make this thing official in the 3DS and/or Wii U? If that fail, You still got the experience for something cool, I mean, you perfected an already cool game! why not start your own? Congratulations man! I am amazed of this remake and reeally sad this happened, but well, at least we enjoyed it.
I was lucky to get my hands on the v1.0 of the game and am glad I did : you did an excellent job, one that is beyond fanwork. It has the polish of a full and official Metroid game, everything from gameplay, ambience, music and style. It handles like a Metroid game, feels like a Metroid game from beginning to end and deserves to be a full-fledged release.
I'd say : talk with Nintendo of America, go to them and present your work to them. Show them what you've created and yes, since its development has stopped, make them understand THIS is a Metroid game that deserve recognition. If anything, make them accept this work of art much like a fan had his own fangame made of "Megaman Vs Street Fighter" with Capcom.
If your game released on the WiiU or the 3DS, Nintendo Shop, I would buy it, no hesitation. Even though I have already played it through once and doing so again now, I would buy it all over again and play it once more.
Nintendo might have given you a C&D but this game deserves to represent what Nintendo once brought to its fan : fun, creative games of high quality... and not horrible knockoffs that are barely playable or have no soul. If they're willing to have 3rd party developpers create upon their licences, BE that guy because you actually get how a Nintendo game should be done.
I tell you; reply to their email and arrange to meet them and show them what you made. You deserve Nintendo's Seal of Quality for making a quality Nintendo product.
#MetroidLivesMatter
#SpreadTheWord
#MetroidEqualityForAll
For years this game was available as a Demo. This Demo was also well known, also it had some videos on youtube were Nintendo does takes a lot against videos about their games.
Nintendo did nothing against AM2R.
Now this game is finished and they heard from it the first time? What.The.Hell? Did they sleep the last couple of years?
They had the chance to stop this project many years ago, they did nothing.
I do not understand this.
Now you were able to finish this game and they say "Hahahaha, you idiot metroid fan. All your work was in vain for all these years."
Fortunately, because of the rules of the internet, it was not totally in vain, you were able to release it, so this game will be ever downloadable. Thankfully.
A game from a fan for fans of the franchise, without any commercial intention and they take it down. Trademark issues sucks sometimes, because they show us all, that fans are not allowed, but only customers :(.
So i have to say, thank you for all your effort.
Also, a massive thank you for such an AMAZING contribution to the metroid fan base. How ironic, fans have produced more in the last 5 years than Nintendo themselves...
I am surprised at how badly you've been treated here, I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors, whether or not they involve this game, and I consider myself quite lucky to have discovered a large metroidvania that's actually complete. I look forward to playing it, an I intend to follow your works in future, if possible.
Something to note Milton. ;)
But on a serious note, thank you for giving me the chance to play my favorite Metroid the way I've always wanted to play with Zero Mission's engine, words can't thank you enough though for the general public service you have done.
i know you said not to hate nintendo, but i cant help but feel disdain for them regardless. they had so much time to stop you guys from completing this project before you put in all those hours. to me, that was just rude and cold hearted. i understand they must protect their property, but they couldve done so with much more tact and respect to all of you who worked on this. to shut it down during metroid's 30th anniversary was also another display of cold hearted behavior on their part and thus alot of their fanbase who support Metroid as well as your project were alienated in the process. still, i hope the happiness you all have brought to myself and to the other players of this wonder project will have given you some sense of accomplishment. good luck in your future endeavors!
Thank you once again for helping put a big old smile on my face.
BUT
Take what you've learnt from this and try create your own metroidvania esque game. You obviously have the skills to pull it together and you never know it could become really well received.
Plus with the audience you've most likely gathered with this you'd have some people who would be interested in that.
Don't let dreams be memes
JUST DO IT!
- Your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man
Truly a sad day that this has happened to such an amazing fan tribute, though I hope this does not ruin your motivation.
im with the people who say that you could try to contact nintendo and make a deal with them to allow the game. it has worked on other companies so theres that small hope
To anyone reading this please pass this message on to Doc. Thank you.
I also believe they have some of the stupidest out of touch executives in existence, just like most other game companies. Why not just buy the games assets and compensate Doc and his team and make a fortune off of only a small amount of cash given to the original REcreators?
The younger gamers don't generally play old and stale games. Which is what Metroid had become prior to you breathing the life back into it. Something Nintendo hasn't bothered doing, or doesn't know how to do it.
No lost your hope to work more games like metroid.
It needs to be said, though. THANK YOU. Thank you for putting so much love into this game. Thank you for giving us something to cherish. And thank you for reminding us that someone out there still loves Samus as much as we do.
I'm sorry it had to end this way. No good deed goes unpunished, as they say.
Thank you so much.
I am curious as to what all you had planned to add to it. I know you had "features" in mind, but I'm wondering if you were going to add to the gameplay, or just tighten mechanics and menu functions, or what?
They also have the legal right to do it as this game does NOT fall under fair use. Fair use isn't based on whether you make money or not, it's based on context. A full game doesn't fall under fair use.
Also to those saying he should just ignore Nintendo. That's easy for you to say when you don't have an email from a huge giant company who could sue you to oblivion.
At the end of the day, it would have been nice for them to be a bit more lenient. This did take close to a decade to make and clearly shows the want and need for more 2d Metroid.
The only thing I hope comes out of this is that Nintendo sees the popularity of a 2d sidescroller Metroid and decides to make something themselves. Though I doubt they will. Nintendo is a monolith that is slow to change. Unfortunately.
Everyone should go and support official Metroid games like Metroid II on 3DS. The only way we'll get high quality Metroid titles in a legal fashion is if Nintendo sees the franchise as profitable.
No one said that Metroid II was bad. It wasn't. It was a great GB game that I spent many hours on. But if my cart gets damaged (it's in my attic so it's possible) then I'll never get to play it again and there's no way to get another one.
We should be grateful that this project saw even partial completion. Usually these get taken down before they get released in any form.
On the bright side...the game played perfect from begging to end so there should be no need to update it. And as we all know, once on the internet its in there forever and there is no taking it out. So your work will be there and be recognized as one of the best things on the Metroid series ever made forever :). Congratulations on the work a big thank you for the great game!
I am truly sorry Nintendo has taken this action. The work you have put into this shows in spades. This is the game Nintendo should have been working on, not Federation Force. I was wondering, does this mean the Soundtrack release is now out of the question? That was the other release I was REALLY looking forward to as the music and arrangements you have created for this game is absolutely some of the best the Metroid series has to offer!
Only one guy manages to pull a full quality 2d Metroid game? Now that's admirable.
Seriously man your project is an inspiration, good luck in the future man.
Thank you so much for giving us this game. I'm sorry that I doubted you along the way. This game is fantastic! You have done an awesome job with this.
Nintendo should pursue her missed opportunities if she wants to issue cease-and-desist orders!
My greatest compliments.
BOYCOTT NINTENDO!!!
Gj guys Nintendo should give youre guys a job to create something people want instead of what they are doing the past years.
Torrents will keep your child alive among us!
All hail the DoctorM64!
Milton Guasti your name is printed in all Metroid Fan's Heart!
Thank You!
If they don't.... we all know where this goes. The game will go viral and live on for years and decades to come!! THE FANS WILL ALWAYS FUEL THE FIRE!!
THANK YOU FOR MAKING METROID HISTORY!!
You could totally pull it off, don't let all the hard work die like this.
I think I speak for everyone when I say, good luck on your future endeavors, and we're all very interested in seeing where your career takes you and the projects you come out with from here on.
I'd also like to say that, a long time ago, when I first heard of this project, I was still a teenager. Seeing your work made me interested in possibly developing my own game. Over the years mental illness and other personal issues got in the way, but seeing the game finally get a release, and playing it (my god, PLAYING IT. What a joy.) has really inspired me to get back into it. So thank you.
Then they silently put the Metroid franchise as a whole under the rug and worse than that, they tracked down your incredible amazing remake of Metroid 2 and instead of promoting it or giving you a job or something, they decided to shut it down. I really hate how Nintendo treats its fanbase like we don't have any voice at all. That's why Nintendo has lost the gaming race since a couple of years. I truly respect people like you and the guys that helped you, people that gave their absolute best to bring us this quality packed game.
I wish you the best in your future endeavors DOC, and fuck Nintendo.
From now on you can make your own life and career beyond it. And I hope you all the best in the future.
I will never forget the feeling when I touched this masterpiece with a true heart.
Regards
So i came here and saw this...Metroid2 was a huge part of my childhood. Many years later when trying to get back into nostalgia, i found out about this and was overly joyed to see this being done, and in such a good way as well.
I am just glad i was able to play this once before it got taken down.
You said in your previous post that you a hired programmer, BUT if you still want to feel a bit of freedom game making, why not make your own game? It could be a spiritual successor to classic Metroid games, just invent a slightly new concept with new characters and Bam. You already have a fanbase, so people will enjoy it.
But, AM2R is an awesome game that i hope still alive on the next years...
i'm really sad about the notice...
See you next mission...
If there was justice in this world
Nintendo would hire you for a bunch of money and the guys from federation force would be fired immediately.
Thanks a lot, i just end it today and it's really good!
Pardon my bad english, i'm french.
registrado en el foro, no puedo realizar ninguna función. todo me dice que no tengo permisos. alguien sabe algo ?
So glad that you have background in music and let those skills shine in the game, the music in Metroid is a big part of the feel and you like took it to this new level, just this feeling of awe when i was playing through some of the areas and fights.
Even though Nintendo have shut you down man you have left your mark with an epic game that wont go unnoticed.
Thank you for your hard work in making this game -- I'm glad I got to play it.
To Nintendo, Shame on you! Why shut these people down? The last remake you did was back in 2004 (12 years ago since I'm writing this post) with zero mission. I'm sure that all who read this will agree that that was your best Metroid title to that date, and that a remake of GB's Metroid 2 should've been in the works by you, Nintendo, shortly there after, and I'm sure that the demand for that was there by people who played zero mission. I know I wanted it. But you chose not to go ahead with that project, let it fall to the wayside and allowed it to fade away over the years. In my books you abandoned this particular project and should have no right to claim copyright infringement. However if you did complete a remake of Metroid 2 and for whatever reason chose not to release it; why not work out a compromise with DoctorM64 and people. Buy the source code from DoctorM64 or allowed him a licencing for his AM2r and make it available for purchase over the internet and/or exclusively over your consoles' "eShop". I would very much Hate to see this project also fade away over time.
Phew. I haven't even talked directly about the finished game yet. I'm still playing through it (Life is pretty busy right now), but I'll create a post with my full analysis of the game on the forum and put a link in this comment thread.
Maybe with your experience, you can work on this project, take a look:
https://www.facebook.com/beyondhumanproject/
Metroid has pretty much met the same fate as Banjo Kazooie now, Federation Force (A spin off game no one wanted and was originally something else without Metroid. Even if it is okay, no one likes it because everyone waited half a decade for an actual game, and instead get a spinoff that's a slap in the face) didn't do well (What a surprise...), so that means there's not any financial gain to get from making another Metroid game.
Really sucks, Nintendo could be doing what SEGA is doing, and try working with those who make fangames, but no, Nintendo just wants to rot. Funny how just 10 years ago it was practically the opposite, SEGA was on the verge of rotting due to bad PR and Nintendo was seen as still golden, and now SEGA has pretty good PR, and now Nintendo has horrible PR.
I feel like boycotting, but there's really not much I can do, I'll probably end up buying some Nintendo product, not like it will help as a whole bunch of people buy that. All I can think is that we flood Nintendo's PR department with complaints about their actions and demand change... or we don't buy NX
It is not over yet!
You need only to create a metroidvania game with the same consept, but different characters.
Please dont let your effort go to waste. This path will lead you to glory one day. Make sure to make your fans know what happened in the most legal way possible. This is your story
If you made a game with your own IP you can bet I'd follow it and eventually buy it, because you're an amazing dev and this is so shitty.
I'm really sorry for what's happened. After 10 years, this is the worst way it could go out, but rest assured you've got dedicated fans that will play this for years to come and will support you fully in future projects.
Don't get mad at Doc for not releasing the terms of his cease and desist letter. For all we know, it tells him not to post anything on the blog beyond telling his followers that game development has ceased. Not only that, but it may be in the terms of the cease and desist letter that he doesn't release any of the letter or information described by the letter.
Law does not always follow your sense of common sense, so educate yourself before you try to play lawyer.
now i know this sounds really bad but... have you considered making your own game? think about it, metroidvania is a genre not a specific game that has a licence to protect it. you could easily make a metroidvania with a sci-fi horror theme just like metroid fusion or something. add beams and weapons that were never in a metroid game before. you could totally run with it, start a kickstarter and i bet everyone of your fans would back you! just my advice, i'd hate to see such great talent go to waste.
What a amazing game, easily the best game in the year, 3rd best 2D Metroid game ever, only because Super Metroid is incomparable, and Zero Mission wins because it's structure is like a regular Metroid game, instead of the most linear that is Metroid II. So I'd say AM2R is tied with Fusion.
Anyway, big thanks again for making possible to celebrate the 30 years of this awesome franchise!
That being said, this is a project that I have followed off and on for years. It was great to finally see it reach some sort of conclusion and that it will still float around out there in the great expanse of the Internet. Instead of casting ill will towards Nintendo, turn it around, and positively open dialogue towards them. Whether you think you are being heard as fans, you should still speak up, and let them know what you want to see. Don't spout the normal Internet hate and slander towards them. Approach it with respect, but with firm resolve of what you want to see get made. Nobody wants to listen to whiners; they want constructive feedback. And maybe support some of the stuff Nintendo does? I've seen too many fandoms backhandedly support the companies they say they love, but continually slap in the face. Just walk away from them if you feel like they've abandoned you and let it go. Otherwise, why not take that feeling, and try redirecting it in a more positive fashion? It couldn't hurt.
Ich liebe Metroid, ich liebe die Musik, ich liebe die einzigartige Atmosphäre.
Ich war immer ein großer Fan. Es erinnert mich an meine Kindheit. Und ich spiele es heute immer noch sehr gerne.
Du hast es geschafft, diese großartige Serie würdig weiterzuführen. Bitte mehr davon, falls es irgendwie möglich ist.
Meinen größten Dank und Respekt für dieses Projekt.
Traurig, dass Nintendo so etwas nicht zu schätzen weiß.
MFG. Ein Fan.
I know this game took you a long time and a bit of research (extensive gameplay) to make, but I think I speak for everybody here when I say we anticipate your next project(s). Like a Metroid game that isn't Metroid by title, or maybe a different style/genre of game. You have a talent for this stuff, and we would pay money for more of this stuff. Well, at least I and a good portion of us would. Though maybe you don't feel right in asking for money for this but the Joker did say "If you're good at something, never do it for free." Though...AM2R being free was a huge treat to us all, I do kinda feel bad I didn't pay $15 for it on Steam or whatever. Not arguing with it, but I feel like a dirty pirate. I kinda like it...but that's besides the point. You made a great game, mate.
Even if it's not in games, I wish you well with your future endeavors. Whatever they may be.
dude my stupid country cant touch you (yes im a betrayer i hate this dumb country)
you should keep updating this masterpiece and dont worry about the dmca, c&d crap as long you dont live in US they cant do anything to you
come on bring back this beautiful creation
My best wishes to you, don't let this desmotivate you, here is a guy from the other side of the world that really enjoyed your work, and I didn't even grew up with metroid! I was a sega guy!
I BEG you to play it and re-envision it just like you did with AM2R
PS Broderbund is either defunct or simply won't care - and I'm sure their partner COMPILE.... well has ANYONE heard of them? At all? Exactly.
Please look this game up, redo musical remixes in say 32 bit (or even 16?) that would be faithful......
I figure it's a great project for you...... this game has such a giant fanbase you probably could ask for help if you wanted!
(Please have a native Spanish speaker translate this for him - Thank you!)
Colour me unimpressed.
Awesome work to the creator of the game. Miles better than the shit Nintendo makes nowadays. Don't be sad, you did a fantastic game, and we, Metroid fans, thank you from the deep of our hearts.
The fans made a very good remake for years, no take money, and was a good game, and nintendo close? Just like a shit... Fans take to fans who their want and fixed bux in lower time than an official company. Official company made "Metroid games" and kill the saga, yeah, very good, nintendo, you reach the hate who i have to activison for destroy Destiny.
Sorry for the bad English, im spanish.