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Metroid Prime
GameCube
Released On: Nov 17, 2002
9.1
All Platforms
Metascore
Universal Acclaim
Based on 70 Critic Reviews
97
100% Positive
70 Reviews
70 Reviews
0% Mixed
0 Reviews
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0% Negative
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Metascore
Universal Acclaim
Based on 70 Critic Reviews
97
100% Positive
70 Reviews
70 Reviews
0% Mixed
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
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.
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 experience in and of itself.
User Score
Universal Acclaim
Based on 1,451 User Ratings
9.1
91% Positive
1319 Ratings
1319 Ratings
5% Mixed
68 Ratings
68 Ratings
4% Negative
64 Ratings
64 Ratings
User Score
Universal Acclaim
Based on 1,451 User Ratings
9.1
91% Positive
1319 Ratings
1319 Ratings
5% Mixed
68 Ratings
68 Ratings
4% Negative
64 Ratings
64 Ratings
Metroid Prime for the gamecube is an under rated classic, not just comparable to the original Super Metroid, but even better.
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GameCube
Whether you're negotiating platforms (made simple thanks to a camera that pans down) or involved in the final climatic battle with Metroid Prime, you always feel as if you're at one with the game. And surely that's what gaming's all about, isn't it?
While hardcore FPS fans might be a little put off early with the amount of exploring that has to be done, those prepared to put in some serious hours will be constantly enthralled as the puzzles unravel. A visual and sonic masterpiece, MP is destined to go down as one of the best computer games of all time.
One of the greatest games of all time. Bravo.
The first person controls work well for the most part, but we just can't ignore a few control issues that crop up at the worst possible time.
While Metroid Prime engages on no level other than gameplay, that gameplay is so perfectly tuned and refined, so continuously evolving and clever that you'll keep playing and playing, even when you're frustrated, even when you're honestly just a little bored with the back-tracking, and even though you don't care about the character or story.
A masterpiece. This game will not hold your hand. Treats the player with intelligence. Some of the best worldbuilding and storytelling in a game. The atmosphere is incredible. And playing Samus in first person is incredible. The gameplay is smooth and handles well. Each region is well crafted. And finally, the music is on another level.
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GameCube
Not as good as people say, its kind of boring, lots of navigating, the story feels stale, and the gameplay is just okay.
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GameCube
O jogo é muito bom no começo, mas com o passar do tempo começa a encher o saco. O combate enche o saco, o back tracking enche o saco. As últimas horas do jogo são chatas ao ponto de me fazerem pesquisar na internet, porque eu só queria acabar mais rápido mesmo. Talvez eu não seja o maior fã de metroidvanias, mas o fato é que boa parte do jogo eu simplesmente não estava me divertindo.
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GameCube
The beginning of the game was good and gave me classic Metroid feels. As it progressed I didn’t find it fun and challenging so much as annoying and tedious. I regret buying this
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GameCube
Summary Samus returns in a new mission to unravel the mystery behind the ruined walls scattered across Tallon IV. In Metroid Prime, you'll play the role of this bounty hunter and view the world through her visor, which displays information ranging from current energy levels to ammunition. Equipped with a Power Beam and Gravity Suit, you must sho...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- GameCube
- Wii
Initial Release Date: Nov 17, 2002
Developer:
- Retro Studios
Publisher: Nintendo
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