Post by Shock on Jul 13, 2007 16:46:47 GMT -5
Hands-on with Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
To be honest with you guys, I was never really captured by the later games in the Metroid series. I mean sure, I’ve played through the NES original and Super Metroid, but I never had the drive to play through an entire Prime game. Something about them never fully captured my attention. But this game has changed my mind…I am so pyched for Metroid Prime 3. The new control scheme teamed with some awesome graphics and a killer story has got me pumped like you wouldn’t believe. I can’t wait for August!
A portion from a AMN hands-on:
The best part of Prime 3, no surprise, seems to be its puzzle design and the feeling of exploration as you progress into the game. We played through a level called Sky Town, a temple-esque fortress suspended high above the clouds. The level design felt fresh and unlike anything we?ve seen before in the Metroid franchise and featured extensive use of the grappling hook. Last year, we were worried about Corruption?s level design, but this E3 build seems to be a step in the right direction ? one towards more organic and ultimately more memorable locales.
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To be honest with you guys, I was never really captured by the later games in the Metroid series. I mean sure, I’ve played through the NES original and Super Metroid, but I never had the drive to play through an entire Prime game. Something about them never fully captured my attention. But this game has changed my mind…I am so pyched for Metroid Prime 3. The new control scheme teamed with some awesome graphics and a killer story has got me pumped like you wouldn’t believe. I can’t wait for August!
A portion from a AMN hands-on:
The best part of Prime 3, no surprise, seems to be its puzzle design and the feeling of exploration as you progress into the game. We played through a level called Sky Town, a temple-esque fortress suspended high above the clouds. The level design felt fresh and unlike anything we?ve seen before in the Metroid franchise and featured extensive use of the grappling hook. Last year, we were worried about Corruption?s level design, but this E3 build seems to be a step in the right direction ? one towards more organic and ultimately more memorable locales.
Read the Full Article
