![]() ![]() “Pointer,” based on the Wii release, works similarly to the dual-stick mode but uses gyro controls on the right Joy-con for aiming, with fire on the A button (the right trigger is used for gyro recalibration). ![]() “Dual Stick” is the default control scheme and handles as you would expect any contemporary first-person game to, with fire on the right trigger. In fact, Remastered boasts four control schemes. What it didn’t mention was that the game also has a “pointer” control scheme enabling motion controls for camera movement and aiming, “similar to Metroid Prime Trilogy for Wii.” ![]() Announcing the surprise release of Metroid Prime Remastered during Wednesday’s Nintendo Direct, Nintendo mentioned that the new version of the classic 2002 first-person adventure supports modern twin-stick controls as well as a classic scheme based on the controls of the GameCube original. ![]()
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