METROID PRIME GAMEPLAY SERIES

We don’t know much about the plot or gameplay of ‘Metroid Prime 4’, but we do know that it will feature an entirely new story arc after series producer Kensuke Tanabe confirmed in a 2015 interview that “the stories of Dark Samus and Phazon are done”. ‘Metroid Prime 3: Corruption’ closes out with Samus mourning the death of her bounty hunter friends, although there is a slightly different alternative ending on offer if the player manages to collect all in game items. Her exploits eventually lead her into a final showdown with Dark Samus, and the game ends with the destruction of Dark Samus and the planet Phaaze, which was the origin of all Phazon in the galaxy. Samus teams up with her fellow bounty hunter friends Rundas, Ghor and Gandrayda to purge various planets of the corrupting influence of Phazon, a mutagenic and energy dense substance. The third and final installment of the trilogy, ‘Metroid Prime 3: Corruption’ came out in 2007. In her quest to recover the planet’s life force known as the Light of Aether, Samus once again runs into Dark Samus. She soon discovers the existence of an evil alien race known as the Ing, who have the ability to possess other life forms and corrupt them into dark versions of themselves. The game also introduces us to Samsus’ biggest nemesis and evil alter ego, Dark Samus.Ģ004’s ‘Metroid Prime 2: Echoes’ sees Samsu traveling to the planet of Aether in order to investigate the deaths of a squad of Marines. The game follows Samus’ adventures as she foils the scheming of Space Pirates, collects twelve artifacts of the ancient Chozo alien race and confronts a gargantuan corrupted Metroid known as Metroid Prime. There were a fair few more Metroid games between the first one and 2002’s ‘Metroid Prime’ but none are as relevant as the first of the famous trilogy on the Nintendo GameCube. The game initially came out on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The game introduces us to our protagonist Samus, a bounty hunter who travels through the treacherous caverns of the planet Zebes to foil the Space Pirates’ plans to leverage the life siphoning powers of the alien Metroids to achieve world domination.

The Metroid series boasts a long a storied history starting way back in 1986 with the release of the original ‘Metroid’.

However, a lot has transpired in the project’s development process since then, so read on to find out everything we know about the upcoming ‘Metroid Prime 4’. Therefore, when Nintendo announced at E3 2017 that a new Metroid game was under development, fans were understandably fervid. Because this channel uses a similar Wii Menu screen to the game (with 'Preview' and flame effects on the background), it is called 'Metroid Prime 3 Corruption Preview' on the channel, but Metroid Prime Preview on the save files and Wii Shop Channel.Despite the franchise’s immense popularity and heritage, its been nearly a decade since the release of the last installment in the franchise, ‘Metroid: Other M’ for the Nintendo Wii.Near the end of the Aurora Unit trailer, the Silence theme can be heard.A 'Wii Menu' button beneath it will simply take one back to the Wii Menu. Using it now after December 2007 displays the message 'Channel has expired', along with some smaller messages. The second preview featured Samus battling Space Pirates. The first trailer revealed Dark Samus and the army she now controls. The last two previews were released on August 23. The second preview revealed 'Bowling' gameplay, where Samus was in her Morph Ball form charging up a cannon which shot her to another side of the map. The first preview revealed the Valhalla, a Galactic Federation ship that had its Aurora Unit 313 stolen by supposed Space Pirates. The next two previews were released on August 20. The second preview featured more footage of Samus battling Space Pirates. The first preview revealed the Phazon Enhancement Device. The next two previews were released on August 16. The second preview featured footage of the Spider Ball. The first preview revealed the Aurora Unit. The next two previews were released on August 13. The second preview featured footage of Samus fighting Space Pirates. A unique, orchestrated theme plays in this trailer. The first preview showed Samus Aran's Gunship, voice acting from a Galactic Federation marine, minor plot details, short footage of the new bounty hunters, Dark Samus, Ridley, and various spacecraft and Space Pirates. The first two previews were released on August 10.

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