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Originally Posted by MoriartyL
I've just read 1Up's impression of Metroid Prime 3, and I'm depressed. According to 1Up, the game "feels like Halo". More action, more intensity, totally linear level design, no backtracking, lots of enemies everywhere and scripted stuff. In other words, Metroid is dead, and its lifeless corpse is being used as a first-person shooter. This is what I was afraid of ever since Metroid Prime: Hunters. If I wanted to play a shooter, I'd play a shooter. I want Metroid! I want to be able to explore interesting world design with some light action sprinkled in. But they've figured out that first-person shooters sell better, so they're selling out. Boo!
I'm depressed.
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I thought the original Metroid Prime was a big hit. Bigger than than Echoes or Hunters, anyway. I'd be surprised if they moved in that direction to the extent you say.
I figured they went that route for Hunters because of the system constraints. Perhaps they're doing it now because of the Wiimote.
