Games Review: Metroid Prime: Trilogy

Wii, £39.99

Friday 11 September 2009 00:00 BST

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Relive the legend of Samus Aran across three games, two of which (Metroid Prime and MetroidPrime2: Echoes) now feature updated controls to put them on a par with Metroid Prime3: Corruption, the final game on the disc. If you have a Wii and you don’t own any Metroid games, then Retro Studio’s 3Dtake on the classic space-adventure is essential. If you own some, then you face a dilemma, but consider this the definitive release in the Metroid Prime series.

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