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Metroid Prime Trilogy is made up of the original Metroid Prime released in 2002 on the Gamecube and followed by Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. Both were highly acclaimed games. The final game of the three is Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, which was released i...
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Overall this is a good compilation and that will have wide appeal for fans of the series. As far as adventure shooters on the console go, this has it all, but stack it up against similar games on other consoles and you cannot help feeling it's a runner...
A lot of game in one pack that delivers a solid story line and some interesting puzzles. Makes good use of the Wii controls.
The fire button being the same as the talk button can lead to some misunderstandings.
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This is a tricky title to review. Well, in fact, it's not just one title it it? It's three. That's what Trilogy means. This collector's edition sees Metroid Prime, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (both originally for the Nintendo GameCube) and Metroid Prime: C...
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The Metroid Prime series has an outstanding reputation, thanks to terrific installments on both the Gamecube and Wii. Taking a series known for its 2-D roots and transporting it into the 3D FPS space was risky but Samus made the transition intact, offering gamers a chance to step into her power armor for some thrilling outer space adventures. Now, Wii owners get a chance to revisit the Prime franchise with updated visuals and motion controls in one outstanding package.Wiggle WaggleThe bigges...
Excellent updated controls and stunning packaging make this a great addition for any fan of the series — or a perfect introduction for newcomers to Metroid Prime.
Graphics are a bit dated, faux Achievements are vague.
Three of the finest FPS experiences from the GameCube days gets the port they deserves in this stellar recollection of the Metroid Prime series...
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For a brief period, we considered giving Metroid Prime Trilogy a 10. The original Prime, released in 2002, was a near-perfect blend of sci-fi shooting and thoughtful exploration. The version on this disc has been immensely enhanced with spot-on motion...
A fantastic value, Two great games are even better, Strong design choices bolster aged visuals...
All three titles are very similar, Minor issues with them are still present, Waiting to see what Other M does next year...
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When the Gamecube launched, people were completely skeptical that Retro Studios, a largely unknown studio in Texas, was taking the reins of the Metroid franchise, a beloved series that missed the entire N64 generation. The doubt grew when they heard th...
Metroid Prime Trilogy is a near faultless compilation, and if youve missed out on the Prime games, or you really want to go back to them, this is the way to do it. The controls and the atmosphere of incredibly seamless worlds are some of the best you...
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Scope/purpose of article: This review will address two distinct audiences; those who are already familiar with the Metroid Prime series and only have technical questions about this compilation disc, along with those who aren’t familiar with these games...
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The first Metroid game I ever completed was Metroid Prime 3: Corruption on the Wii. I’d tried Metroid Prime on the Game Cube, and enjoyed it, but never enough to stick with it when something else came along. I wanted to go back and finish it up afte...
Quintessential use of Wii controls, outstanding visuals and level design, fantastic and unique boss battles, good balance of exploration and action. Three games for the price of one...
Basically the same game three times with plenty of repetition in each...
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Play.tm
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2012-01-29 01:18:00
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Despite the rather lacklustre best efforts of first-person shooter pretenders such as Red Steel, Medal of Honor: Vanguard, and The Conduit, the Nintendo Wii's FPS crown remains firmly atop the head of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, the third all-action i...
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Metroid Prime Trilogy is quickly becoming known as the Wii's equivalent to The Orange Box, and if you've played The Orange Box, you know how big a compliment that is. Thing is, I know there are a lot of you who still don't know about what makes Metroi...
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A game landing within a day of the spotlight-hoarding Batman: Arkham Asylum might as well be as invisible as the shadow-creeping Dark Knight himself. But Nintendos under-the-radar release of Metroid Prime Trilogy not only deserves your attention, but...
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You have to hand it to Nintendo. The company can gloat about first-place sales to the unassuming masses clambering for low-rent accessibility in a dinky white game console, rebuff critics' cries of foul as but a handful of games cater to the ardent Nin...
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Finally, Nintendo re-releases Samus Arans first person adventures for the Nintendo Wii, and all on a single disc! If youre considering purchasing this collectors package, or arent sure, then be sure to check out this review! A Gift from the Big NO...
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Nintendos "New Play Control!" series of Wii games is actually a pretty clever idea. By re-releasing old GameCube titles with new controls that take advantage of the Wii Remotes functionality, Nintendo can quickly and easily get a few more games on th...
Three outstanding games for the price of one; the Wii Remote controls really improve the Cube games.
The multiplayer mode is tacked on; configurable control would have been nice.
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Metroid Prime Trilogy brings together all three of the classic Metroid Prime titles in just one game disc for the Nintendo Wii. While Metroid Prime: Corruption remains untouched, the first two entries in the series have received various enhancements, n...
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This triple helping of Samus Aran will please old fans and attract new ones as well. Metroid Prime Trilogy, though not specified by name, is actually a part of the New Play Control! series. It exists exclusively to bring Wii controls to the first two...
The Corruption control scheme applied to the first two games, 16:9 Widescreen and updated visuals, Additional difficulty setting in Prime 1 and 2, Three excellent games together on one disc (in beautiful collector's packaging!)...
Enemy hit boxes are too small in Prime 1 and 2, Wii Controls will cramp your hands over long play sessions...
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The Metroid Prime series has an outstanding reputation, thanks to terrific installments on both the Gamecube and Wii. Taking a series known for its 2-D roots and transporting it into the 3-D FPS space was risky but Samus made the transition intact, off...
Excellent updated controls and stunning packaging make this a great addition for any fan of the series, or a perfect introduction for newcomers to Metroid Prime.
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ign.com
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2012-01-29 01:18:01
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1up.com
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2012-01-29 01:18:01
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You wouldn't think you'd find an awful lot of surprises in Metroid Prime Trilogy. It's a tweaked re-release package of fairly contemporary games, after all. But, you'd be wrong. For the attentive player, at least, Trilogy is rather eye opening. Oh, sur...
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gaming-age.com Updated:
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I imagine that quite a few Metroid fans were pretty appalled at the idea that their beloved franchise was going to take a turn for the 3D realm back in 2002, when Metroid Prime was released for the Gamecube. It didn't take much time, though, for the id...
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