How to catch up on Metroid, the classic series shunned by Nintendo
How to catch up on Metroid, the classic series shunned by Nintendo By The Washington Post By Gene Park If last week's "Metroid Dread" announcement didn't shake you to the core, you probably haven't played a Metroid game before. That's not your fault. The fault probably lies with Nintendo, a company that curiously guards its rich archive of content. A long-standing and ongoing complaint with the otherwise phenomenal Switch console is its inability to tap into that catalogue. And among the company's major first-party series, Metroid has been its most ignored. It's why that title splash of "Met...