Six ferocious bounty hunters have gathered to challenge Samus
for the title of the galaxy's most feared bounty hunter. Engage
in intense four-player death matches either locally or against
players from around the world with Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
Battle with seven elite bounty hunters, each with unique alternate
forms and speciality weapons. Customise your multiplayer matches
with over 20 expertly designed arenas and seven intense modes
of play. Unlock multiplayer features by completing an all-new
single-player mission in Adventure Mode...
Metroid
Prime: Hunters is
a first person shooter (FPS) that's packed with new characters,
massive maps, powerful weapons and tons of tweak-able options.
This game sees Samus
pitted against six other bounty hunters. Once you meet each
of the additional bounty hunters in the game's solo mission,
that character is then unlocked as a playable character. Each
bounty hunter has an exclusive weapon.
The
controls are impressive too. The d-pad controls your movement,
while the L button is used to fire your weapons. The stylus
and touch screen work like a mouse. Move the stylus position
to move your point of view and double tap to jump. The only
slight problem with this configuration (and to be honest it's
not a big deal) is that you may find yourself accidentally
jumping.
The
aim of the solo game is to head to the various worlds and
collect the octolith pieces that you have been employed to
track down. Then head back to your ship. The
multi-player games allow you to defend areas, capture items,
or go for plain and simple all out slaughter of the opposition.
This
game is also the first Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection game to feature
voice chat. This means that you can able to chat to your friends
in the pre- and post-game lobby.
The
graphics are impressive and the music rocks (in fact hard-core
Metroid
Prime
gamers may recognise some very old game music in here - nice
touch).
A
great portable FPS that all Nintendo DS owners should add
to their collection.
Nick
Smithson
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