Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 05th, Nov. 2018
Metroid (NES)
The year was 1986. Metroidvania was still in its infancy but Nintendo’s Metroid was a big part in shaping the genre. It also provided us a cool new hero in Samus Aran who was silent, mysterious and totally a guy. That is, until the ending when Samus removed his helmet and was revealed to be a woman. For an era that didn’t have too many female protagonists, this was certainly on the “Didn’t see that coming” scale of things.
Publisher:Bandai Namco
Developer:FromSoftware
Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, PC
Publisher:Konami
Developer:Konami, Virtuos
Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
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