Ah, may possibly need to check if the hint system is on. Although I think it normally is by default.

Hope it goes well for your next playthrough though, I really enjoy the Prime games, but it can be a bit annoying when I do get stuck. I think I looked up a guide for some sections the first time.

I think navigation can be tricky at times in the first game, but I think it got easier to understand overall in the future games.

There’s a hint system, but I think it takes around 10 minutes to appear where it gives a hint of where to go next. (Showing an area on the map, but not how to get there)

I’ve been doing another playthrough of Federation Force with some friends when we are able to meet up, but may not be able to finish in time for Prime 4.
Hard to believe how close it is now!

*Also loud noise warning*

But since animations are forced, Myrrh crashes the game if she isn’t using her Dragonstone against the Demon King.

I’d say possibly if other hunters appear. Not sure if it’d be likely otherwise.

Somewhat related, but since Weavel has that bike in a cutscene, it’d be neat for him to return and to have a bike battle with Samus.

Plus a Dracozombie’s Wretched Air.

They are referring to the orange insect like creature middle of the photo. Kanden is one of the six other hunters who appear alongside Sylux in Metroid Prime Hunters on DS.
All of the hunters have an alt form like the Morph Ball and Kanden’s is an insect-like one called Stinglarva.

One month!

Also I’m doubtful, but in general it’d be cool to see the other hunters appear again too.
Could see Weavel being a boss fight perhaps.

I picked this up a while ago, but haven’t gotten around to playing much yet. A bit disappointing to hear it has several issues, but want to give it a go when I can.

I’ve been playing through other games I hadn’t played yet and am currently on Zero.

Yeah, I accidentally did it in Blazing Blade on my last playthrough.
And when looking into it, it seems doors can have a similar effect on some maps once unlocked.

forums.serenesforest.net/topic/63563-...

I’ve read that in the final chapter you can even get the dracozombie’s or Lyon’s weapons.

It can also work on specific tiles like on one where a torch was used (so you need an enemy (or green unit) to end their movement on the tile that the torch was used on in a fog of war map.

Oh, and while it’s generally called the enemy control glitch, I was able to use it to control the allied units too (green)

There are some occasions in games where a green unit may interact with an enemy unit though. I believe there are a couple in Three Houses and there is one in Fates: Conquest with Saizo too.

youtu.be/yn3sRvjv6MQ?...
(Plus even an extra line if Saizo deals the killing blow.)

Haha, specifically here, Mansel is an ally unit (green) and even has a connection to Riev as it’s mentioned by Riev at the start of the chapter that he was excommunicated by Mansel.

But Riev and Mansel don’t normally move (and Mansel cannot normally attack except by this enemy exclusive weapon).

There does not seem to be any new info overall as the section detailing Sylux mostly just says that his identity is shrouded in mystery and his goals and motives are still unknown. And that they might finally be revealed in this game.

Amiibo also has no new info, just their release dates.

I’ve looked over the original scans over the past couple days and the website that “translated” it (Universo Nintendo) has several glaring errors and seemingly completely made up sections by the way.

“Ais Raxus” for example, seems to just be a mistranslation of Aberax.

Not able to give a full look atm, but not sure where the “Ais Raxus description comes from.

Seems there may be several mistranslations from the universo Nintendo article.

Going by the scans and taking a quick glance at it, “Ais Raxus” may just be Aberax. (The first boss from the opening of the game as seen from the demo/Treehouse)