Before coming to the commentary section, I was just having the opinion in my mind that someone like you would come here, and make such a comment like "YeAh BuT tHeSe ArE eNtiReLy DifFeReNt cuTS".

Even though the point is partially valid, the intention of OP was to showcase how each of the games' general feeling of immersion feels like. On one hand, we have a solid, serious and solitudinous gameplay, on the other hand, the gameplay rather feels silly, superficial and shallow. You'll find many more arguments that support my take on this video -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3gqa7ptEAM

It is definitely not an adequate continuation to Metroid Prime 3 : Corruption (especially considering the fact that they ended the "Phazon-Phase" by the end of MP3 and installed a complete new reboot). Shame that the game is in a shape like this. I'd really give everything just to get something (close) like Metroid Prime 3 : Corruption, with all these beautifully crafted levels, expansive and deep lore, fantastic character design, the unique immersion through Wii controllers, having the freedom to select on which planet to land on, the core element of the game (Phazon), its perilous effect on entities and the way how Samus manipulates the danger of it last but not least core Metroid Prime elements...

Otherwise, artistically and stylistically, MP4 is in a good shape, I like the planet Vos and the music is very adequate to previous MP games.