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Added by RoyboyXTheater Mode is an unlockable feature in Metroid: Other M. After the game is completed at least once, the player will unlock a cinema feature that allows them to watch every cutscene in the game. In addition, there is gameplay footage prerecorded by the developers, shown in between cutscenes for a seamless transition. From start to finish, the feature lasts about 2 hours.[1]
Yoshio Sakamoto explained the purpose of Theater Mode in his own words:[1]
| “ | There's a 'theater mode' that lets you view all of the cutscenes linked together seamlessly as a single movie. We placed just as much weight on enjoying the story as we did on the action aspects of this game, but it's hard to fully communicate a storyline in a video game with just one playthrough. At the same time, though, it's asking a lot of players to beat the game twice to get it all, so that's where the idea for that mode came from. It lets you make a lot of discoveries, things you missed or dialogue that makes more sense in retrospect. I hope it helps people understand the story better. | „ |
Trivia
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- Curiously, the cutscenes prior to Samus landing on the Bottle Ship only play if "Play All" is selected.
- Metroid Prime Hunters contained a similar feature, simply named "Movies".
ReferencesEdit
- ^ a b Gifford, Kevin (2010-07-28). All About Metroid: Other M's Gameplay. 1UP.com. Retrieved on 2010-10-24.
| Metroid Game Modes | |
|---|---|
| Difficulty Levels | Easy Mode • Normal Mode • Veteran Mode • Hard Mode • Hyper Mode • Expert Mode • Time Attack Mode |
| Multiplayer Modes | MP2 • MPH Deathmatch Mode • Bounty Mode • Bounty • Capture • Defender • Nodes • Prime Hunter • Survival |
| Story Modes | Multi Mission • Single Mission Super Smash Bros.: • Adventure Mode (Brinstar) • The Subspace Emissary |
| Miscellaneous | Theater Mode • Movies |
