Metroid Prime Trilogy for Wii Reviews by Gamers

Each one of these games are very lengthy, especially if you take your time to get 100% completion. the stories are presented in a neat way if you enjoy scanning each room you come across, (which also makes it easier to solve puzzles) scannable objects will reveal partial bits of information concerning the history of different species and planets backstories.

I didn't get a chance to play the first two titles on the gamecube, and i was very impressed with the control scheme. it felt very natural after a small learning curve, far better FPS controls then some other shooters.

The momentum of gameplay and story progression are very fluid for the first two-thirds of the games. after that it slows down to an almost boring pace while players are forced to do extensive backtracking to collect items required to move on.

other than that, it felt very much like what one would expect from a metroid title and more. I'm very much looking forward to the next game in the series.

It was very challenging. You had to use your brain a lot. But Samus is an amazing character and the epic story lines kept me playing until the end. I loved this game and it is worth renting and buying.