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10
Perfect
3 for the price of 1
posted by Bl4ck3n3d (ARMAGH, PA) Sep 1, 2009
Member since Apr 2009
23 out of 24 gamers (96%) found this review helpful
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10
Perfect
what can i say ITS METROID
posted by dooger (SYRACUSE, NY) Dec 28, 2009
Member since Jul 2008
7 out of 7 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
the graphics look about the same, just sharpend up, but the way you attack is the same as prime 3 with the wii-mote. the major improvement is that the doors open when you shoot them, before there was this anoying lag that could coust you life, but in trilogy they fixed this problem, when you shoot the door it opens automatically, if not its only 1 door out of like 70.
so it is just a grouping of the past meroids (obviously "trilogy")
there isn't mutch more i can say..... i guess thats it (10/10)
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10
Perfect
Long, silent and worth every cent
posted by Rubic0n (EDMOND, OK) Jul 8, 2010
Member since Jul 2010
5 out of 5 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Graphics: Really top-notch, especially considering the first two titles were originally released on Gamecube. In all three, the level design and attention to detail is remarkable, particularly among the various creatures that range from hulking, genetically enhanced space pirates to tiny, water-dwelling fishthings. Some areas are dark and a bit disorienting, though.
Gameplay: Controls are fluid and aiming is a breeze. Not too hectic, but not boring either; the games flows seamlessly between exploration, shooting and puzzle solving.
Story:These are lonely games, with not a word of dialogue and no NPC's in Prime, a single non-Samus humanoid in Echoes, and some Galactic Federation personnel in Corruption. You have to be willing to scan numerous computer terminals and whatnot in order to uncover the overarching plot that spans the entire trilogy. It is enriching, trust me.
Replay Value: A primary playthrough takes 20-30 hours, and after that there are missle and health expansions scattered throughout the game world. 100% completion is a considerable challenge.
Best deal on the market.
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10
Perfect
Must Have Wii Game!
posted by TheGink (SPRINGFIELD, OR) May 17, 2010
Member since Apr 2010
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
I get pretty tired of the same ol' same ol' stuff that's out for the wii. After getting a PS3 so I could play real games, the Wii started collecting dust until I rented this game. Now the Wii is worth the space it's taking up, I'll be playing and replaying this game for a long time to come.
FPS + Puzzle Game, can't beat it. Large complex areas with non-linear progression. The fun of starting with basic equipment and discovering upgrades as you go, which allow you to deal with enemies and obstacles in different ways, as well as to access those doors and ledges you've been staring at and going "How am I supposed to get up there?" It's a winning combo.
I'm not a hardcore gamer, and haven't followed the Metroid series closely. I recently played an old GBA Metroid game, classic side scrolling Metroid, remembered how much fun the old Metroid games were, decided I had to check the new out. Was wary about the change to FPS style, but it really works.
The only downside to the FPS perspective versus seeing your character is that it can make the platformer part of the game a challenge. Jumping from ledge to ledge, etc is a bit harder when you can't see yourself or your feet. Hardcore gamers probably won't be challenged, but us average players should plan for some areas of frustration at having to climb up somewhere over and over because we keep missing a jump and falling back down. Doesn't detract from overall game enjoyment much though.
I've generally enjoyed using the Wiimote for FPS action games, but love the way it works on this, utilizing the controls to quickly switch weapons and visors. Only control challenge I have is the button combos needed to fire off power missiles when in battle and trying to dodge and keep a target lock at the same time.
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9
Excellent
Metroid Prime Trilogy
posted by torch347 (INDIANAPOLIS, IN) Apr 7, 2010
Member since Aug 2009
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
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9
Excellent
Nothing new, but it's certainly awesome.
posted by Ragmar (LOUISVILLE, KY) Aug 31, 2009
Member since May 2006
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
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10
Perfect
An Epic Set That Is Wortht of Any Collection
posted by SHAN3ST3RR (LONDON, KY) Sep 2, 2009
Member since Sep 2009
12 out of 14 gamers (86%) found this review helpful
Ok, now to the trilogy, This is a MUST HAVE for any fan of the series. I know you have heard a million times the same things like OMG there is an art booklet, its in a nice metal case, its got better loading times, and the controls are amazing for all games. Yep, that's ALL true. Not just that, but fans of the series are going to love the freedom they get throughout the first two games. It is truly astounding, the level of imersion you feel while playing the old ones. It literally feels all new with the new controls and works flawlessly. Some things where taken out like the smoke coming out of the barrell when you shoot alot in the first game but thats understandable because there is ALOT in this box set, from achievement coins, to unlockables, to a TON of amazing gameplay and three games that would make anyone smile because of just how great they all are. My least favorite would be the thirrd just because it has to many pparts where you fall, whats up with that? It's stupid, but the third game does make you feel alot more like Samus with all its little things it does.
Graphics-What else can I say, even if all three games where ten years old and we had virtual reality these games will still look great, its there art atyle that makes then so fantastic...
Gameplay- The new controls make each experience brand new. My favorite moment was in the fight against the rock golem thing is Phendrana Drifts I could shoot his parts while he rolle
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9
Excellent
Worth Buying!!!
posted by DebLee (ALBERTSON, NY) Sep 26, 2009
Member since Jul 2006
10 out of 12 gamers (83%) found this review helpful
Since each one of these games include ENORMOUS worlds that need to be explored, it is safe to say that you won't be beating this game in a week. I will be working on this Trilogy for months before I even get close to completing all games 100%!!!
The game menu allows for separate game files. Each individual game file includes save files for each of the three games in the Trilogy. So you can share the Wii with other people and be able to have your own game file.
NOTE: You do need to have a nunchuck to play this game. And if you want to play M-P Echoes in 2 player mode, you'll need two nunchucks.
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9
Excellent
Three Great Games with Impeccable Controls
posted by ThaSquare (ROSEVILLE, CA) Sep 3, 2009
Member since May 2007
8 out of 10 gamers (80%) found this review helpful
After playing Prime 3 with the Wii controls, I went back to play the original on the GameCube and it felt so alien. With this game, however, the controls all go over without a hitch.
The amount of gameplay, depth, and fun here make it well worth a looking at. Be you a Metroid fan or a newcomer to the series, you won't be disappointed.
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10
Perfect
Perfect.
posted by DaTruth78 (BLOOMING GROVE, TX) Dec 23, 2009
Member since Dec 2008
4 out of 5 gamers (80%) found this review helpful
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10
Perfect
I loved this game
posted by blipperp (AIKEN, SC) Oct 30, 2009
Member since Feb 2009
3 out of 4 gamers (75%) found this review helpful
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10
Perfect
its worth it SERIOUSLY
posted by rafexa113 (ASHEVILLE, NC) Sep 17, 2009
Member since Feb 2009
3 out of 4 gamers (75%) found this review helpful
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9
Excellent
Great Trilogy, Great Value
posted by Delirium (SOUTH MILWAUKEE, WI) Sep 1, 2009
Member since Jan 2007
5 out of 7 gamers (71%) found this review helpful
It's also a great value. All three games are readily available for the Wii and with motion controls for only $35. From what I remember, the games are pretty lengthy so it's not like you'll be able to blast your way through all three games, either. If you're a Metroid fan, you should definitely pick this up if not for the memories, then for the convenience.
I would definitely recommend this if you don't have anything else to rent for a while. If you do have something you want to rent, a buy isn't a bad choice as you can take your time with all three games.
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10
Perfect
Simply amazing
posted by Aulistrian (COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA) Nov 19, 2009
Member since Jul 2009
2 out of 3 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
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10
Perfect
metroid prime is better on the wii
posted by dude666 (FORT COLLINS, CO) Sep 29, 2009
Member since Jan 2009
3 out of 5 gamers (60%) found this review helpful
pros:
1. could have the best graphics out of the wii
2. Remastered graphics, hd{if you own hd wii cables},
widscreen and motion controls
3. there arent many hardcore games on the wii, I would say
this counts as a hardcore game. Especaily the third in series.
4. 3 times as long as most games and most if not all is
satisfying.
5. plenty of place to roam and go looking for upgrades or extras.
games are pretty satisfying but the second game can grow boring at times.
cons:
1. second game lacks some of the fun the first and third game has.
2. You have to find things out by yourself. I say thats a good thing but people can argue otherwise.
3. your always trying to acomplish something in the second game. always trying to get somewere, getting something.
4. third game is pretty short compared to others, but is regular play time compared to games other than metroid. You should be happy enough to have three games in one disk for the price of one though. Closest to a good first person shooter that it can be compared the other systems games.
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9
Excellent
Metroid Prime Trilogy Review From Spaceman23
posted by Spaceman23 (BELLINGHAM, WA) Dec 15, 2009
Member since Dec 2009
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
It was so great primarily because of the Wii's interactivity. It made me feel like I really was blowing stuff up and what not with the arm cannon. I enjoyed Metroid Prime 2's Multiplayer with a friend and loved the Wii's interactive puzzles of Metroid Prime 3.
Trust me If you rent this game you will not be dissapointed, You might be playing it for years and decide to own it. With it's unique storyline, Characters you will both love and hate, and incredible weaponry you will enjoy this game!!! Perfect for youtube filmers and etc.
All In all You won't be sorry that you rented or purchased this game!
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9
Excellent
Play it again, Samus
posted by JCDenton (FREEDOM, NH) Dec 4, 2009
Member since Mar 2006
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
You'll explore the ancient Chozo ruins of Talon IV in Metroid Prime, search the light and dark worlds of Aether in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes and protect civilization from a massive phazon outbreak in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. This is the first time Metroid Prime 1 and 2 have been on the Wii and Nintendo has left them mostly intact. While there are no improvements to presentation value, the controls have been revamped to be just like Corruption, making good use of the light sensor for targeting. In a smart move, all three games control the same now, so you can jump in and out of each one without getting disoriented.
Even though all three play the same, Corruption is far more cinematic. The graphics are also much improved, but don't detract from the value of the first two games.
Each of these games alone provide tons of content. Together they give players more adventuring goodness than you can shake a control stick at. And if you want to get 100% completion on each game, prepare to set aside a month or two.
Returning to these games was fun, but the real value is for people that never got their hands on them to begin with. If you're new to Nintendo, you have to play the Metroid Trilogy... period.
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9
Excellent
good game
posted by eatspie31 (LOUISVILLE, KY) Nov 29, 2009
Member since Nov 2009
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
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9
Excellent
Awesome!!
posted by wootdog (SEDALIA, MO) Nov 21, 2009
Member since May 2007
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
I have a hard time playing Metroid Hunter because of the small screen. (Yes, I'm an old guy! >sigh<) So if Nintendo creates an add-on to allow DS games to be played on the Wii (like the Gameboy Player allows GameBoy games to be played on the GameCube), I'm all over it!!
I only just started Metroid Prime 1, but I've already decided to buy the trilogy!! I found the controls quite intuitive! A very easy transition to the Wii!
My only complaint (and the reason for not giving it a 10) is that you can't lock onto what you're shooting at. This was my only real complaint with Metroid Prime 3.
Well...you CAN lock on with the Z button, but I'm not sure what that accomplishes because you still have to aim with the Wii-mote. Perhaps it keeps you from wandering away from your target. As I said, I only just started the game.
Oh...and the metal case?? I gotta have it!!!
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9
Excellent
Good deal
posted by SergeantPope (CHARLESTON, IL) Sep 2, 2009
Member since Apr 2007
3 out of 7 gamers (43%) found this review helpful
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6
Above Average
Tough for Younger Kids
posted by pkck007 (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA) Sep 12, 2009
Member since Sep 2009
3 out of 13 gamers (23%) found this review helpful
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8
Very Good
Its just all 3 games
posted by shidowdawg (PORTAGE, IN) Aug 31, 2009
Member since Jul 2004
1 out of 14 gamers (7%) found this review helpful
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2
Really Bad
metroid prime trilogy way to hard
posted by dudeguy (WALNUT CREEK, CA) Sep 16, 2009
Member since Sep 2009
1 out of 42 gamers (2%) found this review helpful
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10
Perfect
What More Could A Metroid Fan Ask For?
posted by HylianPlumber16 (SPRINGDALE, AR) Dec 25, 2012
Member since Dec 2012
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10
Perfect
Metroid on steriods!!!!
posted by adrojeda (HOUSTON, TX) Nov 25, 2012
Member since Nov 2012
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