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Metroid Prime

oh oh, haste mal auf den topicnamen geguckt?
Also, besser back on topic, hast du ICQ?
da könnten wir ja plaudern, weil so müllen wir hier nur die threads voll!
 
Original geschrieben von Th3CoRdmAn
oh oh, haste mal auf den topicnamen geguckt?
Also, besser back on topic, hast du ICQ?
da könnten wir ja plaudern, weil so müllen wir hier nur die threads voll!

Einsicht ist der erste Weg zur Besserung ;)

Halt Dich bitte etwas in den Threads zurück, es ist nicht nötig, zu allem und zu jedem seinen Kommentar zu geben. Danke :)
 
Dort steht auch, dass Metroid Prime in Europa am 22. November rauskommt. ;)

Ich denke, der neuste Zelda Trailer, der erst seit ein paar Tagen draussen ist, sollte aktueller als Tothegame sein. :rolleyes:
 
Closing Comments

Metroid on the NES was one of the first epic games I ever experienced. My brother and I, at the age of about seven, spent weeks and months questing through the password- enabled adventure. It had a certain charm to it, and even if I couldn't describe it then it made an impact on me. Then along came Super Metroid in 1994, and I was totally blown away by how brilliant it was. It was a perfect videogame in my mind. It was edgy, home to a fantastic power-up system, full of awesome bosses, and the gameplay style was a soul mate to me.

Needless to say, I have an unhealthy obsession with the franchise. So, when Metroid Prime was finally announced I was both thrilled and frightened to see how it would turn out. But after several years of very hard work, Retro Studios and Nintendo have translated the same genius of Super Metroid into 3D with very few casualties. Because of that, Metroid Prime has not only become my most beloved title on GameCube, but also one of my most treasured games of all time. I'm not sure where I place it, but it's very high on the list.

If I had to make one personal observation, it would be that the change to first-person perspective was brilliant for its move to 3D, but not perfect. I felt comfortable (even in awe) 90% of the time, but there are a few boss fights where it can frustrate. It's extremely rare, but something you should be aware of going into it. It's nothing that sours the overall quality, though.

That said, I would recommend Metroid Prime as an absolute buy -- skip the renting facade -- for every owner of a GameCube. It's a real collector's item. You'll want to keep this one even after your done spending 30+ hours with it. The only reason one would avoid it is if action/adventures are not part of your narrower taste in games. If you fall into that category, you have no idea what you're missing out on.

Metroid Prime is an instant classic that you will use to measure forthcoming software by.

-- Fran Mirabella III



Presentation
Metroid reborn in 3D, and an impressive sci-fi fantasy to boot. Awesome menus. Design is great from concept to execution. Few games are this polished.
10.0

Graphics
A stunning art vision that deserves major recognition, jaw-dropping world architecture, and volumes of pretty textures. At 60 fps with progressive scan support, there are few that compare.
9.0

Sound
The original Nintendo composer delivers another opus and fantastically designed sound effects compliment the mood with Dolby Pro Logic II support.
10.0

Gameplay
A true masterpiece; an accomplishment that will be recognized for years. It is Super Metroid in 3D, and it's as complex and wonderful as any gamer could want. Any self-respecting gamer must own it.
10.0

Lasting Appeal
30+ hours to average completion. Requires much longer to earn 100%. Unlock art galleries, difficulty settings, and connect to GBA for extras. No multiplayer, but like Zelda, do we need it?
9.0

OVERALL SCORE (not an average)
9.8




9.8 :eek:
 
und noch ein review...von EGM

Metroid Prime
The GameCube finally has its killer app

For the rest of EGM's Metroid Prime reviews, make sure to check out EGM # 162, January issue
The intense yet strategic combat of Halo. The ingenious level design and devious puzzles of Zelda's best dungeons. The intriguing story, moody atmosphere, and spooky thrills of Resident Evil. The new Metroid stands with the very best of modern games in almost every important respect. Well, except sound and graphics, where Prime surpasses them all.

The amount of time, skill, and dedication that obviously went into crafting and polishing this game just completely blows my mind. Videogames, regardless of what system they are for, just aren't supposed to sound this good, look this detailed, be this large in scope and this fun to play all at the same time; it's like the best title from six years in the future fell through a time warp.

Besides one aspect of the controls (why not include the option for a dual-analog stick setup like most other first-person games?), it's hard to imagine any complaints even the most cynical gamer could have with Prime, right down to its impeccable pacing and difficulty level. It's a joy to play and nearly impossible to put down until it's all over, and even then, a stash of secrets and cool unlockables await.

Whether you're new to the series or (especially) if you're an old fan with lofty expectations, Prime is better than you can imagine. An absolute masterpiece, a modern classic, and probably the most fun I've ever had playing a videogame.

OUR SCORE: 10

:eek:

und noch sooo lange warten :bawling:
 
cool, es scheint so als ob es doch der erwartete hit sein wird...
nur die screenies die tabris gepostet hat sehen imo ziemlich scheisse aus....

aber schlecht kann die grafik ja garnicht sein, da es von igm ne 9.0 bekommen hat:)

9.8:eek:
 
Original geschrieben von Mario
Gibs den Text auch auf Deutsch? :D

rynatex liefert Prime übrigens schon ab dem 15. aus :D

Und gestern habe ich die GBA Version bei Giga gesehen. Jetzt brauch ich auch noch nen GBA Game ... verdammt! :D

der shop geht aber irgendwie net...wie soll man da bestellen können wenns net geht ?_?
 
Original geschrieben von Dicimania
cool, es scheint so als ob es doch der erwartete hit sein wird...
nur die screenies die tabris gepostet hat sehen imo ziemlich scheisse aus....

aber schlecht kann die grafik ja garnicht sein, da es von igm ne 9.0 bekommen hat:)

9.8:eek:
Kein Wunder, alle vom Cube gemachten Screens sehen scheisse aus, wenn man nicht weiss, wie's geht (ohne jegliches Anti Aliasing = sieht scheisse aus; total verschwommen = sieht ebenfalls scheisse aus).

Man muss das Teil in Bewegung gesehen haben! :anim:
 
Original geschrieben von Tabris

Kein Wunder, alle vom Cube gemachten Screens sehen scheisse aus, wenn man nicht weiss, wie's geht

Das scheint nur Factor5 zu wissen :D
Naja ich glaube die Bewertungen lassen schon ein ganz nettes spiel erahnen. Mal sehen ob es mir auch gefällt ;)
 
Die Jungs von Factor 5 haben eine eigene Methode entwickelt, die Screens wirklich authentisch aussehen zu lassen. Allgemein sind die Screens von LucasArts meist um einiges schärfer als die von Nintendo selbst oder IGN etc.
 
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