Metroid: Other M producer, Yoshio Sakamoto, didn’t go easy on his development partners.

Other M’s writing really isn’t as terrible as you might think. In fact, it does quite a few things right. [ENDGAME SPOILERS INSIDE]

We took Metroid: Other M for a speed-boosted test run. Twice. How did it perform?

A few words before our Metroid: Other M playtest goes up.

Team Ninja reveal they were literally shaving mere seconds off movies in places in order to be able to squeeze the game’s data onto the disc.

Nintendo are going out of their way to promote the title as a new-age Famicom game in Japan.

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata arranges an audience with Yoshio Sakamoto, Yosuke Hayashi and Ryuzi Kitaura to talk Metroid: Other M. And tears. Lots of tears.

Contrary to what Metroid: Fusion might have made you believe, Other M doesn’t sound like there was any sort of romantic spark between Samus and Adam.

Whatever happened to Anthony in this Metroid: Other M trailer?

Samus sounds oddly…young…in this Metroid: Other M footage from Comic-Con.

Nintendo, Team Ninja and D-Rockets give a little insight into the development details of Metroid: Other M.

Yet another trailer for Metroid.

Metroid: Other M producer Yoshio Sakamoto discusses his narrative approach within the game, and the idea of “elegance” in storytelling.

Neither Kenji Yamamoto nor Hirokazu Tanaka are the primary composer for Metroid: Other M.

Even Metroid director Yoshio Sakamoto contributed with a Metroid-themed micro-game!

Metroid series director Yoshio Sakamoto discusses the series and its protagonist’s second transition from 2D to 3D.