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After a long wait, Metroid Dread finally arrived on Nintendo Switch today! The new game from Nintendo and MercurySteam has been classified by critics not only as one of the best installments of the franchise, but as one of the best titles you can currently enjoy on the console!
As with every major release, the guys at Digital Foundry have already prepared a video analysis of Metroid Dread, in which they talk in detail about the technical aspect, such as resolution and frame rate per second. Here you can take a look at it, although I'll tell you once and for all, Dread is practically flawless in this area.
,Well, it was to be expected that Metroid Dread would perform really well on the Switch. As always, Nintendo's first-party games hardly ever have any technical hiccups, and this new offering is no exception.
Have you had a chance to play it yet? Let me know in the comments!
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Ugh... The E.M.M.I. segments in Metroid Dread are just like plain ridiculous (even while making use of Phantom Cloak), when it comes to achieving a "perfect run" for conquering the game to the end with *no* game overs received, on any difficulty level. -_- Honestly...
...I wonder why Super Metroid was the only 2D game that lets you choose to disable acquired powerups from the Samus screen? All the other 2D games weren't like that, though, because after you collect a powerup, it becomes permanently active on you, with no possible way to toggle it off. =/ Of course, I prefer it that way 'cause powerups are Samus's friends, which deserve to be active on her as always once she finds them. Why should she disable them and like go back to her weak state otherwise, when being stronger is much better and preferable? XD ^^'
Hello folks, I'm Ashley, and have just became a member here right now. I am a huge fan of Metroid, especially the 2D games. 
I've conquered all seven official 2D titles - NES Metroid, Return of Samus, Super Metroid, Fusion, Zero Mission, Samus Returns and the new Dread game. The only 3D Metroid game I've cleared to the end (and twice) was Metroid Prime, so that's about all I know for the 3D series. I also love Ridley for his cool dragon-like appearance and behaviour. Kraid? Yep, he's cool too, for his dino look. 
I've conquered all seven official 2D titles - NES Metroid, Return of Samus, Super Metroid, Fusion, Zero Mission, Samus Returns and the new Dread game. The only 3D Metroid game I've cleared to the end (and twice) was Metroid Prime, so that's about all I know for the 3D series. I also love Ridley for his cool dragon-like appearance and behaviour. Kraid? Yep, he's cool too, for his dino look. Have a look at my couple of Metroid poll suggestions here, too.
Hey! Was originally going to submit here myself but felt hesitant because of possible spoilers. Was surprised to get the submission request and even more so to see it included in the masterpieces folder. Glad it was cool enough to be included alongside all the other awesome pieces in there. Thank you very much!