PRO It can be very easy to feel uneasy when old ideas are revisited. The slightest change can disrupt the sacred image we have of something. In today’s age, companies milk that sacred nostalgia often. But while movies and TV shows suffer too often from rehashes, video games are a strange, unique medium, more malleable for experimentation and remixing. In 2017, Nintendo shocked the Internet by announcing “Samus Returns,” the first 2D entry in the beloved Metroid franchise since 2002.
