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Story summary
- Metroid Prime 4: Beyond launched, but fans criticize the desert area for lacking background music.
- Music unlocks only via a $30 amiibo, prompting accusations of Nintendo's greed.
- Critics say the paywall is excessive since the game costs $60.
- Some defend the amiibo as a collectible, but many feel it detracts.
- Despite mixed reviews, the game has sold well, and Nintendo has released seven tracks on their streaming platform.
