After a near-decade-long wait, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is officially out on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, marking the end of what has been a rather painful existence for Metroid fans who've been starved for any sort of content.
Unfortunately, a new type of pain has taken over. This one, on the ears.
Metroid Prime 4 is good, but maybe not as good as some of you are hoping it'll be.
That's because fans of the iconic Nintendo franchise absolutely cannot stand the voices of the companions in the game. So much so that they're actively looking for ways to mute those voices, and also offering to pay Nintendo for a feature to remove them altogether.
Over on Metroid's Reddit, although many are praising the game's mechanics, there is also a vocal group who want the side characters to just shut up.
"I'm actually more annoyed with Myles than I expected," one user wrote (Thanks GamesRadar for flagging). "I figured once you left the area you met him in, he'd stop giving tutorials and hints. An annoyance for the start, but a short one. But 3 hours in, he is still reminding me to save my game (after...
