Metroid Prime 2: Echoes Critic Reviews continued...
Now I've never made an effort to hide my undying love for Retro's 2002 masterpiece Metroid Prime, and because of this you may think I'd bring a level of bias to this review. Definately not so. As someone who fell in love with Metroid Prime and heralds it
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Have you ever seen the TV series called Monk, you know that program with Tony Shaloub playing the character Adrian Monk who is suffering an extreme form of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? You see, to Adrian Monk a room is a puzzle and a puzzle that must
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and molded, defined and enhanced it into something that is even more stunning. The few faults Metroid Prime had like the scanning visor and lengthy backtracking have been improved upon. The story is deeper, the cutscenes are better and more frequent and t
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Once more Samus Aran is on a galactic mission of major importance. She has travelled to the Planet Aether in the hope of lending support to Federation Troopers who managed to get trapped on the world whilst chasing a gang of evil Space Pirates. However,
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The first thing that springs to mind when you first start playing this sequel is the old saying ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.’ This phrase has been taken to heart by Retro Studios as practically everything in Metroid Prime 2 is the same
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People fear change. Especially within certain tried and tested genres. First person shooters, for instance, are one of the most holy of cows in gaming. Certain established facts aren't about to change anytime soon. When a gamer first picks up a shotgun,
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From a gameplay perspective, Echoes is very similar to its GameCube predecessor. The game is essentially a first person shooter, though straying from the norm quite a bit. As you take control of Samus, you have to use the left joystick to move around
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More than just an "Echo" of Nintendo's bountiful 2002 GameCube release, this second Metroid Prime game is designed to enhance the action of the original while adding new features. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes is the first game in the series to support a
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