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Metroid Prime
Metroid Prime

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Metroid Prime

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The Video Game Critic
The original Metroid was an NES favorite, and Super Metroid is considered by many to be the best game ever made for the Super Nintendo. Both supply top-notch platform shooting in creepy, isolated deep space environments. Bringing the series to the third ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at The Video Game Critic
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UnderGroundOnline
Making a sequel, in games or otherwise, is a very slippery slope to climb. Not only do you have to please fans of the original, but you also have to include enough to warrant an entirely new product. On top of that, you have to make it accessible to ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at UnderGroundOnline
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GamersMark
In 1994 Super Metroid, a game considered by many to be the greatest of all time, was released on Nintendo's 16-bit machine the Super Nintendo. As Metroid fanatics watched the credits roll they were treated with a screen where the game read ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at GamersMark
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The Laser
Eight long years have passed since her last adventure on the SNES but it's been well worth the wait. Metroid Prime begins with Samus' spaceship landing on a seemingly deserted space ship that's been over-run by some vicious and deadly alien life forms. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at The Laser
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N-Europe
You start your adventure off right on the mysterious planet of Tallon IV. Take advantage of Samus's many powers using new suits that enable her to gain new abilities and revisit earlier worlds to uncover many hidden secrets. Do your best to explore each ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at N-Europe
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PopCultureShock
Way back before teenage gamers had images of Lara Croft dancing around during their wet dreams, Nintendo introduced gaming’s first heroine, Samus Aran. But instead of outfitting her in daisy dukes and giving her lame excuses to prance around in a ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at PopCultureShock
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Into Liquid Sky
It oozes with so much addictiveness that the storyline plays second fiddle and reminds you of a time when gameplay was an integral part of gaming. Put simply, this is one of the best games I have played in a long, long time. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Into Liquid Sky
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Games First!
Now, having finally gotten to play Metroid Prime, I am convinced that Nintendo has been holding back a key piece of Metroid mythology from us for all these years. While this can’t be substantiated, I am almost positive that Samus is really the great, ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Games First!
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Gamecritics
A shining example of how a classic videogame series can be vividly reborn. While taking an enormous amount of liberties with the original concept, it manages to zero-in on the spirit of the Metroid series and hit a resounding bull's-eye. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Gamecritics
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DarkStation
Metroid Prime's strengths are so overwhelmingly impressive that its minor faults quickly become an afterthought. It's quite simply a remarkable game, and a stunning achievement. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at DarkStation
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Armchair Empire
Perfect: from the Latin "perfectus"; entirely without fault or defect (flawless); satisfying all requirements; corresponding to an ideal standard or abstract concept; lacking in no essential detail... Add Metroid Prime to that definition. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Armchair Empire
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GameCube Advanced
The gaming experience you will have playing Metroid Prime absolutely breathtaking. I find myself finding new ways to praise this game every single day. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at GameCube Advanced
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GotNext
Say "goodbye" to the comfortable side-scroller you once knew as Metroid, and get ready to jump into an intimate relationship with your varia suit, because you'll be playing through this adventure in the first person. The GameCube isn't typically the ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at GotNext
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Game Revolution
The sense of being Samus is really found in the details. With just the right flash of light or glare against the visor, a thin, hazy reflection of Samus can be seen against the inner glass. It's quite cool... A fantastic, top-notch effort. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Game Revolution
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Gaming Age
The best game to hit any system in the past few years. No game has captivated me more or been more fun than Metroid Prime in a very long time. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Gaming Age
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DailyGame
has not been a sequel this true to its heritage, yet fresh and new since … well, since Super Mario 64 and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. But Nintendo better make room on their awards wall, because Prime is on track to make those games look like F ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at DailyGame
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Eurogamer
There are a million and one awe-inspiring moments saturated with detail waiting to be uncovered in Metroid Prime. Each new area is like an art exhibit. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Eurogamer
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GC Advanced
When people compare the graphical capabilities of next generation consoles, they essentially rate X-Box first; mostly because of its smash hit: Halo. Now Halo looked absolutely amazing, and Metroid Prime looks just as good, if not better. The ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at GC Advanced
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Game Chronicles
Looks as good if not better than the most cutting-edge PC games available. It's got a unique, cool as ice visual style and a soundtrack that should be winning awards. Most importantly, the gameplay is so finely tuned and tweaked as to be a sublime ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Game Chronicles
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GamerDad
When details of Metroid Prime were originally released, eight years of fan anticipation were instantly riddled with doubt and skepticism. Not a single gamer could say, with 100% certainty, that their beloved action-adventure series was going to come thru ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at GamerDad
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Lawrence
want to get this out of the way. Prime is not a first-person shooter. The casual gamer might be quick to call it one, but it is dubbed a "first-person adventure" by Retro Studios and the diagnosis couldn't be more perfect. There is no multiplayer. There ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Lawrence
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Videogame City
When anyone hears the word Metroid or Samus, they automatically think of a great two dimensional shooter for such systems as Nintendo, Super Nintendo and Gameboy. Since then, Samus has been seen in only one game that was not two dimensional. This game ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Videogame City
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Gaming Nexus
Rain falling and bouncing off your gun, a blast of steam fogs your visor and leaves condensation on it, a bright flash of light lets you see your own reflection in the visor. These are just a few of the many effects that make Metroid Prime stand out ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Gaming Nexus
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HonestGamers
The game begins with Samus Aran, shortly after the events of the original Metroid, boarding a Space Pirate vessel orbiting Tallon IV, a planet in the same solar system as SR-388 and Zebes. After witnessing the cruel research being performed and engaging ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at HonestGamers
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Netjak
A rare example of a complete game. Most titles lack in one aspect or another, but Prime pulls its weight in just about every part of a game you can imagine. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Netjak
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IGN
Unquestionably a must-have masterpiece for GameCube and faithful 3D translation of the sci-fi franchise. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at IGN
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Worth Playing
Every time you sit down with Metroid Prime the experience is always entirely different thanks to the ever-expanding environment and numerous enhancements that you'll consistently come across. ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Worth Playing
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Gaming Target
Eight years ago, the Super Nintendo saw the release of one of the greatest side-scrolling action adventure games ever devised. It rivaled the likes of Castlevania and was also a sequel to two other games of the same name that were released a few years ...read the complete Metroid Prime review at Gaming Target
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