[[Image:MPrime 1.jpg|thumb|left|Picture of Samus.]]
[[Image:MPrime 1.jpg|thumb|left|Picture of Samus.]]
After seven long years, [[Nintendo]]'s most famous bounty hunter finally returned to us in '''Metroid Prime'''. This game took the traditional 2D side-on view of previous Metroid games and dragged it kicking and screaming into the 3D world. Sporting amazing graphics, a musical score to kill for and some of the most intense and involving game play on the GameCube, Metroid Prime was an instant classic and is still loved by gamers everywhere.
After seven long years, [[Nintendo]]'s most famous bounty hunter finally returned to us in '''Metroid Prime'''. This game took the traditional 2D side-on view of previous Metroid games and dragged it kicking and screaming into the 3D world. Sporting amazing graphics, a musical score to kill for and some of the most intense and involving game play on the GameCube, Metroid Prime was an instant classic and is still loved by gamers everywhere.
==Story==
{{Continue Nav|game=Metroid Prime}}
{{-|left}}
{{-|left}}
== Table of Contents ==
==Table of Contents==
{{:Metroid Prime/Table of Contents}}
{{:Metroid Prime/Table of Contents}}
{{-}}
{{-}}
Revision as of 00:15, 20 February 2007
stub
This page is a stub.
Help us expand it, and you get a cookie.
After seven long years, Nintendo's most famous bounty hunter finally returned to us in Metroid Prime. This game took the traditional 2D side-on view of previous Metroid games and dragged it kicking and screaming into the 3D world. Sporting amazing graphics, a musical score to kill for and some of the most intense and involving game play on the GameCube, Metroid Prime was an instant classic and is still loved by gamers everywhere.
