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Image:Metroidprimehuntersheader.jpg|Artwork for the game.
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== Control setups ==
Since the controls are somewhat complex, a diagram is available to illustrate each control. Alternate control schemes are also listed in text form. It is suggested, however, that stylus or left stylus mode is used.
[[Image:metroidcontrols.jpg|center|thumb|Metroid Prime: Hunters control positions.]]
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=== Control type S: Stylus Mode ===
* {{ds|Neutral|Dpad}} - Move forward/backward, strafe
* {{ds|X}} - Jump
* {{ds|B}} - Jump
* {{ds|Y}} - Jump
* {{ds|A}} - Jump
* {{ds|L}} - Attack
* {{ds|R}} - Zoom (imperialist), Boost (morph ball)
* {{ds|Stylus}} - Look around, jump, switch weapons and items
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=== Control type SL: Stylus Mirror Mode ===
* {{ds|Neutral|Dpad}} - Jump
* {{ds|X}} - Move forward
* {{ds|B}} - Move backward
* {{ds|Y}} - Strafe left
* {{ds|A}} - Strafe right
* {{ds|R}} - Attack
* {{ds|L}} - Zoom (imperialist), Boost (morph ball)
* {{ds|Stylus}} - Look around, jump, switch weapons & items
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=== Control type DR: Dual Mode ===
* {{ds|Neutral|Dpad}} - Move forward/backward, strafe<br>
* {{ds|X}} - Look up
* {{ds|B}} - Look down
* {{ds|Y}} - Look left
* {{ds|A}} - Look right
* {{ds|L}} - Attack
* {{ds|R}} - Jump
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=== Control type DL: Dual Mirror Mode ===
* {{ds|Neutral|Dpad}} - Look
* {{ds|X}} - Move forward
* {{ds|B}} - Move backward
* {{ds|Y}} - Strafe left
* {{ds|A}} - Strafe right
* {{ds|L}} - Jump
* {{ds|R}} - Attack
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==Table of Contents==
==Table of Contents==

Revision as of 16:37, 25 January 2007

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Metroid Prime Hunters is based on Metroid Prime for the GameCube developed by Retro Studios, and takes place between Metroid Prime and Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. This time there are six other bounty hunters all fighting Samus over the alimbics, which are said to hold ultimate power. Metroid Prime: Hunters features a relatively lengthy single player mode, wireless single-cart and multi-cart multiplayer, and a four player wi-fi mode.

  • Artwork for the game.

    Artwork for the game.

Table of Contents

Gameplay
Walkthrough
  1. Celestial Archives
  2. Alinos
  3. Vesper Defense Outpost
  4. Arcterra
  5. Return to Celestial Archives
  6. Return to Alinos
  7. Return to Arcterra
  8. Return to Vesper Defense Outpost
  9. Return to Alinos again
  10. Oubliette

MPH Samus.jpg

Multiplayer
Hunters
Arenas
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