S7E1 - Metroid Prime Remastered

We are back in Greece, but it's not what you think! A surprise 2D adventure takes Max Roberts and Logan Moore back to Kratos' youth to explore, battle, and learn about an untold story. Does Kratos and Deimos' origin bring glory to Sparta or is it unworthy of the God of War? God of War: Sons of Sparta Developer – Mega Cat Studios and Santa Monica Studio Platform – PlayStation 5 Release Date – February 12, 2026 Game Directors – Zack Manko and Nate Flynn Producer – Jeff Ketcham Composer – Bear McCreary (and Logic) Metacritic – 64/100 Links God of War: Sons of Sparta Wikipedia God of War Greek Trilogy Remake in Development - PlayStation Blog God of War TV Series First Look Logan's Review of Sons of Sparta God of War: Betrayal Review - IGN How Long to Beat God of War: Sons of Sparta Super Mario Titans and the Duality of Leaks - Max Frequency Zelda and Star Fox Rumored for Nintendo's 2026 - Max Frequency The Leak of Ocarina of Time's Remake Robbed Us - Max Frequency Mega Cat Studios Wikipedia S7E6 - Metroid Prime 4 - Beyond Rotoscoping - Wikipedia Some Things Never Change - Max Frequency Screenshot of Sons of Sparta HD-2D Soundtrack Music Spotify YouTube Halo Epilogue John Mayer - Martin O'Donnell All Upcoming Santa Monica Studio Games in Development (Confirmed & Rumored Projects) - Fandom Wire Where Did the Price Drops Go - Max Frequency PS3 $299 Ad God of War: Laufey Gameplay Reveal - PlayStation MFP 52 - "Not Anymore You Filthy Sony Ponies" with Logan Moore This episode was originally recorded on April 28, 2026. Logan Moore Comicbook.com Max Frequency - Max's home online The Max Frequency Podcast - Join Max Roberts and guests to talk about video games, creativity, and life. This is podcasting at Max's frequency. Researcher, Editor, and Producer – Max Roberts Hosted by Logan Moore & Max Roberts Episode Cover Art "Headless roman statue in black and white" by Salvatore Favata on Unsplash, designed by Max Roberts

We are going back to Raccoon City! So pack your zombie survival kits and uncover the mysteries with Max Roberts and Logan Moore alongside special guests Michael Ruiz and Ricky Frech! Can action and horror be perfectly balanced or are those ambitions better off buried like RC was nearly 30 years ago? Resident Evil Requiem Developer – Capcom Platform – PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC Release Date – February 27, 2026 Game Director – Koshi Nakanishi Producers – Masachika Kawata and Masato Kumazawa Composers – Nao Sato, Masahiro Ohki, Shigeyuki Kameda, and Joseph Holiday Metacritic – 89/100 Links Resident Evil Requiem Wikipedia S5E13 - Resident Evil 9 Hopes & Dreams Logan's Review of Resident Evil Requiem Logan's Review of Resident Evil 2 DS Staff's Review of Resident Evil 3 RE Engine Out Here Doing…Education Resident Evil Requiem - Digital Foundry Analysis PlayStation Raises the PS5 Price Again Soundtrack Ô£�Music Spotify YouTube This episode was originally recorded on March 25, 2026. Logan Moore Comicbook.com Michael Ruiz Bantam Banter Ricky Frech Bantam Banter Comicbook.com IGN Max Frequency - Max's home online The Max Frequency Podcast - Join Max Roberts and guests to talk about video games, creativity, and life. This is podcasting at Max's frequency. Researcher, Editor, and Producer – Max Roberts Hosted by Logan Moore & Max Roberts Illustration generated by chatGPT, prompted by Logan Moore.

Samus is back! Chatterbox Max Roberts and fanboy trooper Logan Moore return to the Prime franchise to read the minds of the developers. Was Retro Studios able to go beyond their own classics or was the team frozen in time? You can download a copy of this episode's transcript here. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Developer – Retro Studios Platform – Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 Release Date – December 4, 2025 Game Director – Bill Vandervoort Producers – Jeff Moreaux, Kensuke Tanabe, and Risa Tabata Composers – Kenji Yamamoto and Minako Hamano Metacritic – 78/100 Links Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Wikipedia Weird Al Performing White & Nerdy in Orlando (The Strings Attached show Max went to in 2019) Weird Al's The Ridiculously Self-Indulgent, Ill-Advised Vanity Tour Metroid Prime 4 is Really Here Logan's Review of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Metroid Prime 4 - First Look - Nintendo E3 2017 Nintendo Delaying Metroid Prime 4 is Fine Because Metroid Games Aren't That Great Anyway Kingdom Hearts missed an entire console generation… Metroid Prime 4 is Rebooting Development, Retro Studios in Charge Metroid Dread Nearing Completion (Back in 2007) The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds' dungeon design – GMTK Full Famitsu Interview Translated Metroid Prime 4 - 100% Ending + Secret Sylux Origin Movie Full Soundtrack Nintendo Music Special Release YouTube Season 8 - Castlevania S5E13 - Resident Evil 9 Hopes & Dreams This episode was originally recorded on January 9, 2026. Logan Moore - Comicbook.com Max Frequency - Max's home online The Max Frequency Podcast - Join Max Roberts and guests to talk about video games, creativity, and life. This is podcasting at Max's frequency. Researcher, Editor, and Producer – Max Roberts Hosted by Logan Moore & Max Roberts Art designed by Max Roberts

It is time for Samus to take to the stars! Corrupted hunters Max Roberts and Logan Moore explore the galaxy to see if motion controls are a cure or disease for the famous Bounty Hunter. Was Metroid Prime 3: Corruption an overcorrection or a must own that Wii would like to play? You can download a copy of this episode's transcript here. Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Developer – Retro Studios Platform – Nintendo Wii Release Date – August 27, 2007 Game Director – Mark Pacini Producer – Kensuke Tanabe Composers – Kenji Yamamoto , Minako Hamano, and Masaru Tajima Metacritic – 90/100 Links Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Wikipedia Nintendo E3 2006, Reggie's Metroid Prime 3 Quote Nintendo E3 2007, Bill's Metroid Prime 3 Quote Metroid Prime 3 "Wii Would Like to Play" Commercial PrimeHack Long Time Metroid Hater Logan Moore Soundtrack YouTube This episode was originally recorded on August 9, 2025. Logan Moore Comicbook.com Max Frequency - Max's home online The Max Frequency Podcast - Join Max Roberts and guests to talk about video games, creativity, and life. This is podcasting at Max's frequency. Researcher, Editor, and Producer – Max Roberts Hosted by Logan Moore & Max Roberts Art designed by Max Roberts

The hunt is on! Bounty Hunters Max Roberts and Logan Moore rush into a new system to see if the Metroid Prime experience can be taken on the go. Were the ambitions of portable 3D FPS action too much for Nintendo or did dual screens mean double the fun? You can download a copy of this episode's transcript here. Metroid Prime Hunters Developer – Nintendo Software Technology Platform – Nintendo DS Release Date – March 20, 2006 Game Director – Masamichi Abe Producers – Kensuke Tanabe, Shigeki Yamashiro, and Robert Champagne Composers – Lawrence Schwedler and James Phillipsen Metacritic – 85/100 Links Metroid Prime Hunters Wikipedia Nintendo DS Thumb Stylus Nintendo Software Technology Metroid Prime Hunters: First Hunt Remastering DS Games for 3DS - Widescreen, Dual Analog & More – Good Vibes Gaming Metroid Prime Hunters Opening Cinematic Wii U Virtual Console DS Games Soundtrack YouTube This episode was originally recorded on May 31, 2025. Logan Moore - Comicbook.com Max Frequency - Max's home online The Max Frequency Podcast - Join Max Roberts and guests to talk about video games, creativity, and life. This is podcasting at Max's frequency. Researcher, Editor, and Producer – Max Roberts Hosted by Logan Moore & Max Roberts Art designed by Max Roberts

Light Samus! Dark Samus! Luminoth sympathizer Max Roberts and Ing supporter Logan Moore split a planet in half just to see if Metroid Prime 2: Echoes could follow-up Retro Studios smash hit. Are two worlds better than one or were ambitions squashed like a bug? You can download a copy of this episode's transcript here. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes Developer – Retro Studios Platform – Nintendo GameCube and Wii Release Date – November 15, 2004 Metroid Prime Trilogy - August 24, 2009 Game Director – Mark Pacini Producers – Bryan Walker, Kenji Miki, and Kensuke Tanabe Composer – Kenji Yamamoto Metacritic – 92/100 Links Metroid Prime 2: Echoes Wikipedia PrimeHack Ikaruga Losing to the Boost Guardian a Whole Bunch Dark Samus Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix Secret Ending Metroid Prime 2: Echoes 100% Ending Soundtrack YouTube This episode was originally recorded on October 25, 2024. Logan Moore - Comicbook.com Max Frequency - Max's home online The Max Frequency Podcast - Join Max Roberts and guests to talk about video games, creativity, and life. This is podcasting at Max's frequency. Researcher, Editor, and Producer – Max Roberts Hosted by Logan Moore & Max Roberts Art designed by Max Roberts

Time to squad up Federation trooper! Mech masters Max Roberts and Logan Moore drop into the infamous team-shooter galaxy of Federation Force. Was Next Level Games' multiplayer outing distilled Metroid Prime or a fiasco best forgotten in the annals of 3DS history? You can download a copy of this episode's transcript here. Metroid Prime: Federation Force Developer – Next Level Games Platform – Nintendo 3DS Release Date – August 19, 2016 Game Director – Jason Carr Producers – Paul Martin, Rob Davidson, and Kensuke Tanabe Composers – Chad York, Darren Radtke, and Mike Peacock Metacritic – 64/100 Links Metroid Prime: Federation Force Wikipedia MFP36 - "I will be Flabbergasted" with Logan Moore Petition for cancelation of Metroid Prime: Federation Force Federation Force's trailer is no longer the most disliked Nintendo video An Interview with Kensuke Tanabe Federation Force Pricecharting Nintendo Buys Next Level Games Metroid Prime: Federation Force - Secret Ending Metroid Prime 4: Beyond's Reference to Federation Force Soundtrack YouTube Metroid Blast from Nintendo Land This episode was originally recorded on June 28, 2024. Logan Moore - Comicbook.com Max Frequency - Max's home online The Max Frequency Podcast - Join Max Roberts and guests to talk about video games, creativity, and life. This is podcasting at Max's frequency. Researcher, Editor, and Producer – Max Roberts Hosted by Logan Moore & Max Roberts Art designed by Max Roberts

Unidentified distress beacon received! Bounty hunters Max Roberts and Logan Moore answer the call to investigate Tallon IV and Metroid's pivotal move into first-person. Did a Texas-based studio really make one of the all-timers or was Samus better off left in the 90s? You can download a copy of this episode's transcript here. Metroid Prime Developer – Retro Studios Platform – Nintendo GameCube and Nintendo Switch Release Date – November 18, 2002 Remastered - February 8, 2023 Game Director – Mark Pacini Producers – Shigeru Miyamoto, Kensuke Tanabe, Kenji Miki, Akira Otani, and Michael Mann Composers – Kenji Yamamoto and Kouichi Kyuma Metacritic – 97/100 (GC) 94/100 (Switch) Links Metroid Prime Wikipedia Metroid Prime: Blast Ball Millennial Gaming Speak – Episode 5 - Nintendo News and Kojima Confusion Metroid Prime's various endings S1E3 - Paper Mario - The Thousand-Year Door The World Design of Dark Souls | Boss Keys – GMTK The World Design of Metroid Prime | Boss Keys – GMTK MIGS 2007: Retro Studios On The Journey Of Metroid Prime Metroid Prime Roundtable QA Miyamoto's quote on the Morph Ball was in regards to just the third-person element, not the game at large. My apologies. My Journey to Becoming a Map Maker – A Video Essay Soundtrack Nintendo Music YouTube This episode was originally recorded on October 14, 2023. Logan Moore Comicbook.com Max Frequency - Max's home online The Max Frequency Podcast - Join Max Roberts and guests to talk about video games, creativity, and life. This is podcasting at Max's frequency. Researcher, Editor, and Producer – Max Roberts Hosted by Logan Moore & Max Roberts Art designed by Max Roberts

Welcome to Season 7 of Chapter Select! Respond to the distress beacon with Scan Visor aficionado Max Roberts and Morph Ball enthusiast Logan Moore as they explore the Metroid Prime series. Along the way, they'll lose some power-ups, chart derelict civilizations, and mod the heck out of Samus as they—along with Nintendo—push the Metroid franchise into the unknown reaches of space and game design. It has been a very long time coming—both for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond and this season of Chapter Select. We have been hard at work on this season since its announcement two years ago and now, just like Retro Studios, are prepared to share its impending release plan with you all.  You can read a copy of this episode's transcript here. Our signature bounce back-and-forth structure has given us a delightful order this time around. Besides the hilarity of Federation Force (what I have been affectionately calling Feddie Force) being our second episode, I like the console and handheld flip-flopping. Here is the release schedule for Season 7: - Episode 1 – Metroid Prime Remastered (2025) is releasing on October 1, 2025. - Episode 2 – Metroid Prime: Federation Force (2016) is releasing on October 15, 2025. - Episode 3 – Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (2004) is releasing October 29, 2025. - Episode 4 – Metroid Prime Hunters (2006) is releasing November 12, 2025. - Episode 5 – Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (2007) is releasing on November 26, 2025. - Episode 6 – Metroid Prime 4: Beyond (2025) will release after we both beat the game. This season has been a journey to record with the ups and downs of life woven throughout its production. We recorded our first episode on October 14, 2023—just shy of two years to the day of its release. I've been editing the episodes over the last two months and it has been a strange treat to relive the games and show. I think that is a testament to both the show and this franchise of games we chose to play.  You may notice that there are no guests this season. The season's production cycle and our *long* play sessions didn't make it very conducive to have guests on the show. Even if we were dialed in, we had a difficult time getting guests for the Metroid Prime season. Our Castlevania season was/is a different story and I hope to reconfirm the guests we pitched ages ago. I do think a season of this size (just six episodes) makes our journey through the *Prime* series more intimate with just the two of us The art has been a two year struggle for me and I have landed on a similar idea to Season 5 – Resident Evil. Each episode will showcase a planet and a stylized logo to help indicate the episode's subject. It's taken me ages to land on this design.  I am...relieved this season is coming out. There were times over the last two years that I thought it'd be better to can the entire show. Along the way, we lost some power-ups, armor, and had to explore new territories. I am glad we persevered, explored, and finished what we set out to do. This season is great. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. I hope you enjoy.

It is time for the Season 6 finale! Reformed Team Plasma members Max Roberts and Logan Moore return to Unova to see how much has really changed in the intervening two years. Has the true potential of Pokémon been harnessed by Game Freak's cold calculations or is the real power from the bond between fans and the monsters. On Super Chapter Select: Logan tells Max all about his big Christmas plans. You can download a copy of this episode's transcript here.   Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 Developer - Game Freak Platform - Nintendo DS Release Date - October 7, 2012 Game Directors - Takao Unno Producers - Hitoshi Yamagami, Shusaku Egami, and Junichi Masuda Composers - Go Ichinose and Hitomi Sato Metacritic - 80/100   Links Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 Wikipedia What Happened to Pokemon Gray & Pokemon Z - Did You Know Gaming There Will Never be Another Pokémon Player like Ray Rizzo Iwata Asks about HeartGold and SoulSilver Debunking the Rumor that Iwata fit Kanto into Gold and Silver - Did You Know Gaming Soundtrack Music YouTube This episode was originally recorded on December 23, 2023. @ChapterSelect Max's Twitter @MaxRoberts143 Logan's Twitter @MooreMan12 Researcher, Editor, and Producer – Max Roberts Hosted by Logan Moore & Max Roberts Art inspired by the Pokémon White 2 start screen, designed by Max Roberts. Font by MaurizioVit on DeviantArt.