The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now Larry Pezzavento. OK, looking good Billy Ray. Feeling good Lewis. We are going to take a look at the German Dax as you can see here. We're making a pretty nice correction here after making that three drive to a top pattern. But I think what we need to do, given the fact that we're in a Friday like this, is to go down and look at it on an hourly chart. And the reason why is if you'll take a look at it, you see we took out the lows of yesterday by just a little bit and then snapped back. That could be a very nice 1.27 pop here if it holds. However, there's a lot of things going on and I do want to share with you a couple of things. One we shared with you earlier this week and that is the E-mini S&P. As you can see we're up here where you've got multiple 1.27 expansions numbers at 3017. We've been high as 3012 last night. So this is going to be real interesting to see how this unfolds here today as we come through. By the way, we will have the Wizard himself on at 9.30. Norm Winsky will be on. And he'll be on again also on the 3.30 section of the show today. I'll be setting in for Tom O'Brien. I do want to bring, I have to show you, this is really a beautiful chart here. This is from one of our newer students. I want to get this up here so you can see that he did this himself. And he's been doing it quite a while and he finally, this was his aha moment. He really came up here and you'll be able to see he had a really nice pattern here where the red arrow is. This is a half hour chart on the S&P and you can see that D level. That's pretty much where we are right now. But you had a three drive pattern. You had an ABCD and you were at a 78% level and also a 382 retracement.  And of course we've had a nice move with the Dow skirting above 27,000 without too much trouble. As most of you, I've told you before, one of the first things I do in the morning is I turn on Bloomberg to see, you know, that the world has not come to an end. And right there on front of the tube this morning was one of our guests, Kyle Cooper of Ion Energy. We've had him on several times, especially during the hurricane season, which starts now. He was on Bloomberg and then an hour later I was going through checking some prices on CNBC and he was a guest on CNBC at the same time. So we'll have Kyle on next week and he'll talk to us about the hurricane. We've got Hurricane Berry is rocking and rolling down in Louisiana with lots of rain in an area that doesn't need any rain. That's for sure. But let's just talk about the hurricane, folks. And they're talking about the possibility of short supplies and all this stuff. Look what's happening here to the crude oil, folks. We're right at a 78% retracement from the high in May. We're at a 61% retracement from the high in April. We haven't been able to bust above 6,100. The high has been 6,080. And this is the midst of terrible weather and all kinds of reports about coming shortages and stuff. Something's not right with this picture, folks. The news is not pushing this market higher. So it's either either fake news or maybe it's not going to be nearly as bad as storm. I don't know, but keep in mind that you see a lot of that. And we saw some of that yesterday during the grain report. If you remember, we were waiting for the grain report to come out, and we had a real interesting reaction to it. And we were saying that we were very bullish wheat. If you remember, we've been down here for two weeks, sitting right at the 382 level in the wheat market. Most of the major houses, the grain houses, were actually quite negative to the wheat. And you can see we had a 26-cent rally in wheat that's continuing on today. Another rally in corn, another rally in beans. And so there's wet weather still out there, and now the weather's getting hot. So it's going to be going to be a rock and roll summer here in the grains, I'm sure. But this wheat sure looks good. As long as we can stay above 505 in the July wheat, you could do September. We're in the delivery now in July, but we've got September and December out there acting pretty much the same way. So these grains look like they could have legs and go a lot farther. Mr. Z here in the den has certainly been keeping us alert to really cool spots to get long. And he was certainly on top of this one, which he usually is. And that's why he is the master. Okay, let's take a couple of quick things that we really need to get done that I think are relatively important for the future of what we're looking at on some of these trades. And one of them, of course, is the cotton. And the cotton has not acted well, folks. We are officially going to rule cotton. Oh, Chuck's the front door and raised the rent. Let me get this up here a little bit. When I pressed the wrong button, this is what happened. The D's cotton, we were looking at it here at this 6330 level. We haven't broke below 63 yet, but we're officially going to take $100 loss on this because we're on a Friday and in a down week. So we'll look to buy it again on Monday, but I don't want to go through a weekend long cotton because, A, I don't like cotton that much as far as trading. And I've got so many other things that are doing okay that I don't want to mess with that. And speaking of that, the Treasury bonds have had a nice move. We're down more than four and a half points now, folks. If you're in that trade, you should have about a four point profit in it. And we're setting right at the 382 retracement now in the old Bondolis. So that's usually the first correction that you'll get when you're in these things. So pay a close attention to it. Let's just take a quick look at it and I'll let you see what we're watching here. You'll be able to see there's the 382 comes in at 150303. We got to 152.28 last night. So this is a pretty good correction that we've had here. If you go back to look at the March to April, those are equal corrections, folks. We came down five handles on the March to April. We're four and three quarters handles down in the, the one we're having here in June, July. So this should be it folks. Anything below 52, there's going to be trouble in River City on the long side of these bonds. I can tell you this. There's already trouble in River City. They just don't see it. The open interest. What do you think open interest has been doing on this down move folks? Hello. We're going to have a little quiz here. A little pop quiz. What do you think it's going to be doing? Well, it's been rising. And if we take a look at the old gauge here of what happens when you have rising interest rates, right? Right. Rising interest rates. Okay. And rising open interest. The market is strong, but the problem is it's strong to the downside. The shorts are in control. So that's it. That's why you want to keep watching it. Anyway, we'll watch that. Now natural gas looks really good, Tucker. I really, I really like the natural gas. In fact, one of the things I'm going to do is to start a program for a long-term view of natural gas. This is this we've, we got up to the one, a 249 level here. And let's just get this to show you where we are here in the natural gas. This is the weekly chart, of course, but I get too excited on these things. God, well, I guess that's good. My age, nothing else excites me. Still like young girls. I just don't remember why. Look at natural gas here on the weekly folks. We're up here. We're getting ready to make a move. The Taz profile scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? 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Right now, we got down to 1404, and we've rallied back, and I believe we're trading around 1409 right now, but I still think we have a chance to get down here to this 1480 level. Any move above 1429 is going to put this market in first gear, and it's going to be off to the races, in my opinion, because it's still bullish. Folks, stop and think. We went from 1256 up to 1441, and that was back on June the 12th, and then we've been going sideways for a month with a total down move of about 60 bucks. This is flat-out bullish. I mean, you don't want to mess with this one. This looks like the S&P back in 2016 when it made a bottom and then took off, so this is nothing bearish about this chart. I'd love to see it back off one more time to this 1380 level, which would be the 382. I'm not even going to worry about that ABC at 1376. I'm just going to go for it because it looks pretty interesting. So Marshall's asking a question. The silver really doesn't really do very much here. Hey, we got a caller on the line.  Oh, haven't paid the phone bill yet. Good morning, Larry. Good morning, my friend. What can I do for you today? Say, I'm in the Tiger's Den, so I see the questions coming in for you, and I'll keep it brief so you have... I don't interfere with your interview with Norm Winsky upcoming, but Marshall was curious about the British pound. As am I, Larry, a very specific question is this. You laid out yesterday and the past days the low-risk by-pattern that you observe. So we all know that. The British pound is currently 12540. My question is this. In your conversations with your colleagues, former students, what have you over in the U.K. and the continent, are you hearing from them reasons why this pullback in the British pound back to the December 18 lows and were back very close, Larry, to the January of 17 lows with some resolution of the Brexit topic going to occur, either by Halloween, maybe a little bit before, maybe after? Are you hearing reasons from them why this price 125 is forming a major bottom with conceivably a rally to the 135145 level coming? And if you're hearing that, why please? Well, they really don't talk too much about the currency rates over there, the cross-rates, John. They tell me more or less what's happening in the banking industry with many of the banks leaving Canary Wharf and stuff and Deutsche Bank having troubles and stuff like that. But as far as the overall picture of the British pound, they really don't talk about it. Back in June of a couple of years ago when Brexit was going on, yes, the pound was 150. We went from 150 down to 119. They were talking about it now. Over the past year, we've been from 125 up to 132, and it's just stayed in here. So not really much has been said about it. But this level that you just mentioned at this 124.40 that we made last January, and again, we made a lower low by one tick last week, that's a very important level. We've only been able to rally a full point. Now, that might be a bottom, but only one point off the bottom after a whole week is certainly not very much. You'd like to see it if you're long, which we are. You'd like to see it more, but the good part is you put your stop at break even now, and if it gets back down there again, you're going to be out and you don't have anything at risk, and you're in a risk-free trade. So that's the only way that I can look at this that gives me any type of protection. And frankly, John, you know me really well, and I don't know diddly squat about the fundamentals. I mean, they can talk to me all day about this stuff, and it goes over my head, which that's where I want it to go. I want it to go over my head. I hope that helps, John. Thanks so much for that. I'm going to sign off here and listen to your conversation with Norm Winsky. Let me just share this in passing. There's two things that I'm thinking about looking at with this British pound. That both argue for my speculation of a rally to 135 to 145. Not right today, of course, but conceivably by years and maybe sometime in the next year. One is, and probably this is the most important, Larry, while you track and comment when you see very obvious major signals coming from open interest as applied to the futures market, in addition to that, Larry, I look for major signals being given by the positioning in the futures market as reported by the CFTC in their commitment of traders info. And the major signal we're getting is that the British pound is a screaming buy and that's very different from what we're seeing in the Japanese yen or the Euro. So it's telling the signal being sent is, hey, the British pound is just too damn cheap and the same cannot be said for what that group of players is about the yen or the Euro, but very specifically pound sterling. So I just share that with you. My suspicion is 135 to 145. And as a trader, I'm going to be trading alongside and thank you for showing the pattern that gave us the setup this week to begin that process. Well, we'll see if it works, John, but we certainly appreciate all the work that we're doing. And still, I haven't given up on the cotton. John, the only reason I got out of it is that it's the first time I've traded it in 40 years and I had a $300 profit and went to $100 loss. I was so frustrated. Well, I wasn't really frustrated.  And so I just got out of it. I'll look at it again because I do like the pattern, but it was affecting my bond position. It was affecting my position in the British pound and also in the wheat. And we got, and the beans, we were end corn. All those worked out really beautiful yesterday. There's a perfect example. You know, everybody's looking for a bearish report in wheat. What does it do? It rallies 25 cents. So like you say, there's something going on over there and the weather's getting really nasty across the growing part of the country. So this is going to be a real interesting year for sure. Very good, Larry. Hey, thanks for joining. Thanks for talking to Norm. You got it, brother. Take it easy. We'll be right back with Norm Winsky from Astro Trans. Larry Pezzamento has just started his brand new service, Fibonacci 24.7, and he's already delivering content to his subscribers on a daily basis when the markets opened and even on weekends. Each Monday, you'll receive Larry's written report that provides detailed commentary and a summary on the charts and videos that Larry sends out. And throughout the week, when warranted, Larry will send out via charts or videos or both the key markets that he is watching during the day. This will be up to the date active trading information that will help you in your daily trading. 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It's all Latin over my pay grade, but that is the Swiss franc versus US dollar. The key here is you can see the 135 pattern with the lower tops. Those are basically the definition of a trend. You've got a lower tops, lower bottoms, and that tells you what you're looking at when you're watching the trend here. So keep that one under your hat there. I don't trade it too often, but it's a good one to trade. They had that bad thing happen about four years ago where they came out and played games with the Euro and dropped it $18,000 in about 30 seconds, and then it ran back up and bankrupted a few of the smaller forex firms. But that was the biggest bank robbery. No one even cared. Nobody goes to jail.  If you steal $25 million, you might only go to jail for $15. Let's take a quick look here at the Bitcoin this week. We've had a lot of action, and now the president is tweeting about it, which will probably give it a little bit more action. And as you can see here, we'll be looking at the 61% retracement today so far that's held. You see the nice Gartley that we had up there at $13,200? We immediately dropped 13% down to that 61% retracement, which has held so far. And actually, since this morning, it's actually rallied a little bit with the president out there tweeting that it's no good. There's enough people that want to buy it that it still goes higher. So we'll pay sort of a close attention to that. Regarding the British pound folks, the British pound has that nice pattern in there. But if it fails, that's not going to be a very good... Let's just get this up here to show you what it looks like, because if it fails here, all we've been able to do so far is to rally up to $125.80. We're trading $125.50 or so right now. But if we go back below that low now, you're going to be taking out the lows from January. And notice you took out the lows of January from December. What did it do? It rallied from $124.50 all the way up to $133.60. So maybe we'll get a rally like this again. That's what Mr. Z was referring to, that it could easily do that, because this is major support here on the long-term chart of the British pound. So this is a very interesting one to keep an eye on. It's just a three-drive pattern. And those are the ones that give you several ratios to work on. And that's what you're trying to do is to line them up, and then you'll be ready to go from here. So let's remember that one, because below that $124.40, you do not want to be in that. Well, you can be in it on the short side, but I certainly wouldn't want to mess with it any other way. That's the real key to look at. So those are just some of the things that we're looking at on these. We've also talked about those hogs. We really think we've got a chance here to get these December hogs up and show you. Actually, I made a mistake here on the hogs, folks. We should be looking at October hogs. The open interest in the August hogs is starting to drop, so they're moving their positions over into the October hogs. The December hogs has about 15% of the open interest that we have in the October. So that's really the one to trade. It's okay if you're only buying one or two contracts in the December and you want to hold it for several months. It's certainly okay, but if you're going to be trading in and out of it, it'd probably be better to trade the October. We haven't been in the hog market since way back in April when we caught that bottom and we had the nice run-up that I missed half of, but that's leaving money on the table and that happens all the time, folks, of those four things that we always worry about, leaving money on the table, fear of losing, fear of being wrong. Oh, boy, I got fear of missing out. All of those things are silly fears because you're never going to control those fears because you're not going to get the high tick. You are going to miss out. Those are just things that happen all the time. You shake it off and do the next thing. I got a question last night and the guy said, I had a really nice run here. I made some really good money and in the last four or five days, I haven't been able to find my hat to put on the hat rack and I said, hey, welcome to trading. Come on, Bubba. No one's going to be right all the time. You're going to have periods when you're very good and you're going to have periods when you feel like you just can't find anything. I can remember setting at this desk right here about 25 years ago and Mark Douglas was behind me and I had had a run that just one of my best runs ever. I think I had had something like 31 days in a row without a losing trade. Well, I had losing trades, but I was making money every day and I told Mark I had five trades set up. I had all my charts out and I said, oh, Mark, I see this is going to be the cooped growl here. This is going to be a great day. He puts his hand on my shoulder and he said, the streak ends today and oh man, it just drained me.  I said, what? I'm not going to say the words that I use, but you wouldn't use them in church. I said, why are you doing that to me? He said, no, Larry. He said, I'm not doing it to you. He says, it's the inflection in your voice. It's too much confidence. He said, I can hear it. He said, I know you well enough that I don't know if they're going to work or not, but there's a danger sign here. Folks, these patterns were as perfect as you could get and they were all for five. All five of them lost. And we went out and had a nice dinner and everything and laughed about it. And sure enough, I had a couple days in a row there where I couldn't find a winning trade and so I took a day off and then got back into the groove a few days later. But we go through these streaks all the time and you've got to be prepared for them when they come. That's amazing. When I worked at Commodity Corporation, they had a full-time psychiatrist on the staff there. Well, it's a psychologist, not a psychiatrist. And you literally had to go through these things. If you went through a divorce or had a death in the family, you had to go through therapy with these folks. And when you got ready to trade again, you had to wait, I think six months after a death in the family, six months if you had a divorce. You got paid during that time, but no trading. And then after your peers would look over your shoulder to see if you were in fact doing it. That's one of the reasons why I left Commodity Corporation. I went through a divorce. I didn't want to go through all that psychological stuff, which I probably should have. I needed it more than anybody else. But it worked out okay. But anyway, remember, you're never going to be perfect. That's the whole thing. And if you try to be right 50, 60% of the time, keep your losses relatively normal. 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It's down exactly a dollar a barrel from the high we made on the 11th. And let's just see if that is Mr. Winsky coming in from the Sea of Tranquility. Norm, are you there? Yes, sir, Larry. Okay, Norm, could you do us a favor today and focus on what you're looking at in the future and then we're going to have you on at 3.30 this afternoon and give you some extra time then. How does that sound? Okay. Norm, let's do it this way. You do whatever you like. Let's go to the next one. You're not going to be on the show. Okay, thank you, Mr. Winsky. You're going to have to be on the show. Take the mic and run with it, my friend. Go ahead. Okay. Well, I was on your show last on June 27. We were sitting right on. Let me just get some background. My two top, you know, I'm doing the planets and my two top planetary categories of planetary events are when a planet gets a zero latitude. That says it goes around the sun. up and down, that's zero latitude, they're going up, that's north latitude, zero north, they're going down, zero south, okay? We also have from the point of view of the earth, to the roll the motion of the earth, the other planets, the planets up here, that's the operative word, at times to stop their motion and then reverse direction. I'm sure a lot of your folks have heard about Mercury turning retrograde, okay? So we'll be getting to that actually in just a minute. So on the night of the 26th morning when I was on your show, we had Mercury zero south latitude, I had these all laid out in advance, I had these notes for your folks there, back on the 27th you could have written these down and possibly done some trades, we'll see how that worked out. And so I had these different markets associated with different planetary events, that one Mercury zero south, we had the grains and stocks and then we had something the night of July one, that was to the US natal chart, which brings in US stocks, T bonds and dollar and then we had a solar eclipse the afternoon, late afternoon of July second and that was your anytime you had some new moon, a type of new moon and so anytime you have that, you have your financials, grains and precious metals, in this case it was in the sign of cancer, so that emphasizes silver and then let's look at after that night, the night of the third over the fourth July, the fourth holiday, you had Jupiter and Sagittarius lining up with the moves north of cancer and that says Oaks, silver and stocks, then we had Venus had zero north latitude, the night of the third or again over the fourth of July holiday and then the weekend of the fifth, we had another huge cluster, which was the grains and stocks and your gold and because it was Leo, that was a double whammy for Mercury because Mercury was both at perihelion and turning retrograde in the sign of Leo, so that brought in your grains, gold, OJ and stocks, well that pretty much is the bigger picture, let's go look at the charts, here's your SAP, we had one, two, three, four windows and there you go, there's your first one right there on the 27th where it really passed very close to the low and just one day passed the low there on the 27th so you had a chance to buy it there and we went up, then there was a little pullback low there on the night of the first and then we had a big cluster here for the fourth of July and there you go on the morning of the fifth and then we had a secondary, that was the night of the third, wait the night of the second, I'm sorry, for the solar eclipse right, we made a little short-term top there, then we went away for the fourth, we came back on the fifth and we made a secondary top there on the opening right on the fifth, so that worked out pretty well for the SAP, here's the Bondoli, as you like to call it Larry, I had two windows for the bonds, had just passed that low there for the first one and we got really close to the top here on the second one, so that was good, here's your dollar, we had the two windows there for the dollar, we had that little short-term together, kind of did the opposite of the bonds, made a little top there on the first one and made a very nice bottom there on the second one, now we're gonna go on to cattle, our big moment in cattle was the, I believe the night of the third, which we had Venus, Venus cattle goes with Venus and so there you go, you had a nice little short-term top there for a couple of days for a little pullback correction, here's your copper, also a Venus market, that made a little short-term top there on the night of the third, here's your cotton, that made a nice little top there on the night of the third, another Venus market, here's your gold, topped very close to the solar eclipse we had on July 2nd and then we went down and to our second window was over the weekend of the fifth to make your, we were one day early there, you made a slightly lower low the next day, here's your OJ, OJ nailed that solar eclipse, nailed the bottom on the OJ, I know nobody traces it except for Billy Ray and Lewis there on a Caribbean island, but there we go, and there we go and we had a missile, look at the red arrow Larry, that's my indication that it didn't work, the problem here was not so much the daily, we had the day, but if you sold the opening there, which was what was applied, then you had a big move up and you could have gotten stopped out, so I had to put a red arrow there for a miss, here's your corn, and that's so good on our first date there, the June 27 date, but the others worked out well, here you go, there's one day from the low there on July, there's one day for the solar eclipse right there, and then we went up to the big cluster on the June, July five weekend, and we had the big double mercury deal, and that was a nice short term top there before the had about three day pullback, here's the oats, same deal, oats didn't like June 27th window, but it did work out here later when we had the solar eclipse and the big cluster over the July five weekend, then we went down there, there you go, there's your, well that was the earlier one, solar eclipse, and we always had a Jupiter thing for that, I think the third, then we went down to the July five weekend and made a little bit of a bottom there, here's your beans, beans did pretty nice there, you came down for the June 27th, it did obey the June 27 mercury point, had a little bounce up, then we came back down to the about the solar eclipse, then we went kind of sideways, and we made the lower slow though, was over the July five weekend, when we had the big mercury cluster, double cluster there, you know, and then we had wheat, wheat did really nicely, we had the low on the July one, and let's see, wheat, wheat, wheat, wheat, where did wheat go, oh yeah, okay, oh that was, yeah, and oh yeah, oh I missed it, there's June 27th, that worked out well for the wheat, that was the highest side we've had in a while, then we came down for the, there's the solar eclipse right there, that was a nice low, then we popped up for our two windows there, and then the big cluster over the July five weekend, was a little short term top, so that's worked out pretty well, here's sugar, we got made a little short term top there on my Venus point, on the night at the third, and then we came back down, and you could have made somebody there, here's silver for the eclipse, we had two windows there for the, right around the eclipse, and we're doing okay, all right. 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The market rallied into the solar eclipse. That means you need to sell it, right? And there you go, we had two windows there the afternoon of the second and they opened it right around the third. And that turned out to be a very nice stop and then the silver kind of went off the cliff there, okay? So, okay, now I want to show you what happened in June. My version of the Bradley model, I do something Bradley doesn't do and I forecast when it's going to flip upside down. And that's a big frustration for all the people following the Bradley model. These red arrows are my planetary polarity points. I predicted that the model would invert there and right there and look, it was pretty nice, right? Right there, for example, that's your Mercury Zero South latitude which I talked about just a little while ago and look at that. The model adding up the numbers, that model, the blue line would have kept going straight down but I flipped it up and that's what the market did, you see that? So anyway, there we go. So now we're going to show you real some numbers. Since the six months into the year, I thought I could show you how the signals are doing for the first six months of the year. I've been averaging 74%. There's all the markets, 84% on the stocks, some and not 84, there's another 84 there for silver and 75 and so forth. So I think we're kind of short on time. We want to look ahead. All right, this weekend, we got Jupiter, we got some points coming up here, a window for this weekend. And let's see, we got Taurus, we already looked at the cattle and the cotton. Here you go, cattle, copper, cotton, oats and stocks. Those are the markets you want to watch for over the weekend here in the Monday's opening. The night of the 15th, that'll be Monday night. You got, we're lining up here for the coffee hog, those stocks and then we have the lunar eclipse on Tuesday night for, and that'll be coffee, financials, grains and precious metals. There's your cocoa chart, there's your coffee chart, there's your hog chart and here's my contact information. I got three classes coming up the last weekend of July.


Hey everyone, welcome back to Nintendo Prime and we have a very interesting story to talk about today because we all know that Occasionally it seems like Nintendo is fairly out of touch with things outside of their inner circle They don't always pay attention to not just things happening in technology But things happening in general out in the world Nintendo has sort of lived in its own bubble at least for a certain amount of time Now we do know under Shintaro Furukawa He has talked about how they invested all this money into research and development over the last couple years over a billion dollars USD both years because they are actually looking into Well, other things outside the company, right? They're looking into outside technologies We're getting the outside software out the basically Nintendo's broadening their horizons Something they probably should have did quite a while ago But hey, you know what that thinking internally has really worked for Nintendo over the years So can't say that I blame them and what's interesting is one of Nintendo's most iconic franchises and iconic Characters is none other than Samus Iran from Metroid, right? We all know Samus the infamous worldwide infamous bounty hunter and the funny thing is Samus hasn't really done a ton of bounty hunting despite being a world-famous bounty hunter because well, you know Nintendo apparently did not know a bounty hunting was when they decided to call her a bounty hunter They thought bounty hunting was just adventures in space didn't realize that you're actually Doing things for money It's very interesting. We learned this from a former retro Developer So let's get into what was said here on it was from a latest episode of did you know gaming which I will link to That video if you want to go watch did you know gaming's content, but I'm gonna read a summary here from go to Nintendo I found to be quite interesting So it says former retro dev says Nintendo didn't understand what a bounty hunter was and shares more Metroid Prime insight So over the weekend we shared new a new feature from did you know gaming? That went over the history of the Metroid Prime franchise that video included a bunch of details about Metroid Prime That you might not know and we've collected a handful of the juicer details below one of the more startling Revelations came from retro and Nintendo's understanding of what a bounty hunter was for Metroid Prime 3 corruption Retro was thinking of giving Samus various side missions that would earn her upgrades Retro knew that Nintendo wouldn't want Samus going out on actual bounty hunts to get money So they thought this approach was a nice way to meet in the middle Nintendo saw things very differently according to Brian Walker senior producer on Metroid Prime 3 corruption Nintendo saw Samus as an altruistic character and even called her Motherly which seems very weird to call Samus that Samus took out her missions out of the goodness of her heart and Not for some sort of monetary slash ability enhancing motivations This led retro and Nintendo discussing bounty hunters in general and retro came to learn that Nintendo simply didn't understand What a bounty hunter was Nintendo thought the term was more in line with space adventurer rather than someone who hunts down targets for rewards You know the whole bounty thing With that explanation retro could see why Nintendo was against their original side mission idea for corruption That wasn't the only surprising bit of information shared by digital gaming about the Metroid Prime series either We gained a learn that the very early beginnings of Metroid Prime came from another game that retro was working on But Nintendo wasn't too keen on some of the ideas Metroid Prime can find its roots in metaphors a third-person game starring three female Meta humans this game took you through chapters focused on each meta human complete with their own enemies to fight the story actually incorporated elements of Gene editing in order to create the perfect human cult leaders in a neo Nazi Eugenist believe it or not Nintendo liked the concept of the game But they weren't too sure about having three main characters or the third-person perspective As you know metaphors never saw release and that's because the project eventually morphed into Metroid Prime Obviously the story is pretty much completely overhauled But some slight elements of metaphors do live on in Samus's first 3d adventure And I think what's interesting when we look at that is Nintendo like labeling Samus's remember the bounty hunter name like a whole Samus is a bounty hunter Comes from Nintendo of Japan. So Nintendo of Japan I've been labeling Samus for a bounty hunter for well over a decade by the time Metroid Prime came out But Nintendo didn't know what that meant Samus is not a motherly figure, right? I don't think any of us ever looked at Samus Iran and thought man. That's a really motherly finger No, sometimes we look at her she kicks ass, right? Like that's true. Okay. Yeah, she's a kick-ass character, but motherly I Don't know that that's the term that I would use An altruistic character. I again these are terms that don't really feel like they describe a bounty hunter And that's because Nintendo didn't realize what bounty hunter meant I know there obviously is you know barriers in languages So Nintendo might have been calling her a bounty hunter Obviously didn't mean for her to be a bounty hunter, but what's funny is I don't know what Nintendo has against bounty hunting in general I guess because they thought she was some mother motherly altruistic character that going out and doing something for a reward didn't make sense But in the end that's what bounty hunters do, right? They're all you know self-serving in some way They are out there to you know, basically do something to benefit themselves That's the whole point of bounty hunting now Obviously we've seen you know in like Star Wars obviously has some famous bounty hunters in it That they've kind of gone beyond that and show that there's they're still humans or they're still emotions involved in And still care for people, but the general purpose is they take on their missions They take on their stuff because they're getting paid or some sort of reward or upgrade to their ship or something like that in return And if you ever wonder why that and hasn't really become some massive staple of the series for some time Because Nintendo didn't realize that's actually what bounty hunting was in the first place So it's quite interesting just to see that Nintendo didn't really understand what they were doing and labeling the character of bounty hunter So I don't know I find it fascinating just a little bit how out of touch Nintendo can be Even with the or the own terminology they're doing and how nobody at Nintendo of America Bother to explain to Nintendo of Japan that when you're calling her a bounty hunter what that actually means now It could be that the fine people at Nintendo of America back in the 80s Didn't really think it was that big of a deal because hello. I mean bounty hunter Boba Fett, you know from You know Star Wars or any other, you know books out there bounty hunters Are a very popular character type and a lot of games and a lot of books and films So Nintendo of America might not thought it was a big deal to call her a bounty hunter But it was obviously fascinating when they're like, oh, she can't go on missions for rewards That's not very Samus like that's not very motherly She does she does things out of the goodness of her heart not because it's something that's for her and As you can see over time her characters are they morphed more into the bounty hunter mindset Where she is sort of inward thinking on how what she's doing could benefit herself Even though there's still some of that. Oh, but she's also trying to benefit others kind of thing This might also have a nice explanation for why Samus around is the way she is and other M Because again, they they're trying to not have her be something that she's always been through their own Definition even though Nintendo didn't realize what they were defining Samus as I don't know I just find this this all to be hilarious and on top of this you guys have probably been seen some footage here of a Metroid Prime remake that's right. There is a project going on Well, it's really complete at this point You can play Metroid Prime the original game in full 4k 60 FPS on PC right now And this isn't just like your average. Oh, I'm just running some emulator thing No, this is like a fully remade thing by a fan Of course plan for Nintendo to shut this down at some point But the good news is we didn't find out about this until it's already done the game's done It's on the internet. So now that it hit the internet. It's gonna be available forever somewhere So we'll put maybe a link to where you can get it right now if it hasn't been taken out by Nintendo yet Because you know Nintendo's gonna take it out especially since there's reports and rumors that there already have a Metroid Prime remaking the works We saw what they did with Metroid Prime, you know, but with the old Samus returns You know before that there was AM2R and they took that out So yeah, Nintendo's probably gonna take this out But hey, at least we didn't hear about it until it was already done So it's gonna be on the internet forever.  You can play it with a mouse and keyboard It looks like I don't know if it maps to a controller, but looks really good. I really I really think it's a it's a great job It seems to stay really true to the original Metroid Prime. So kudos to them for that not taking a lot of Creative freedoms with it just really sticking to what the the base game is and I would think a Nintendo remake would probably go a bit Further than this but for a fan project. I think it turned out really really well So anyways folks, I am Nathaniel Devil Jantz from Nintendo Prime One of these sorts of tuna and if you enjoyed the video you made it this far why not subscribe to the channel drop a Like all that I'm really excited that we have this kind of news to care about the week We had sort of a dry end to last week and now here we have a really confusing Nintendo didn't know what a bounty hunter was That's what all right guys. I'll catch you in the next video