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If you remember, you had to hold the right shoulder button on the GCN controller to look around.
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Some gamers complained that in the first two Prime games you could not move while free aiming. Unlike The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, a game whose control scheme worked very well, but also felt like it originated from a GCN design, Prime 3 feels like it was designed from the beginning for the Wii remote and nunchuk. Corruption plays better than any of its predecessors due in large to the new Wii control scheme. There's an integral balance required when going into hyper mode and it only increases as the bounty hunter progresses and enemies become more difficult. If she stays in hyper mode for too long, she runs the risk of becoming corrupted and quite possibly dying.
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Samus is able to use this special new suit to go into hyper mode (by holding plus button), at which point time appears to slow down and she can unleash a powerful onslaught of gunfire, but it comes at a cost.
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We're not going to spoil the upgrade system, but as any hardcore followers have very probably already spotted in numerous screenshots, Aran gains a new Phazon Enhancement Device, or PED Suit, that dramatically changes her appearance and works hand-in-and with Corruption's central theme. Within 10 minutes, she gains missiles, and only keeps upgrading from there.
She starts with her trademark Varia Suit, which is equipped with morphball, bombs, double-jump and standard power beam. What of gameplay, though? How has that changed? Well, for once, Samus does not take some level of highly inconvenient first-stage battle damage that somehow results in the loss of her extra special abilities. (The screens we posted with this story show the black borders, as the game may appear on some televisions.)
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For those who care, we'd like to point out now that Corruption does not run in full 854x480 resolution, but rather something closer to 825x470 - it's still pro-scan widescreen, but it won't fill your entire screen. That honor may be handed over to Super Mario Galaxy upon its release, but for now Samus has earned it. However, the truth is that Corruption is the best looking Prime game to date and very easily Wii's flagship visual stunner. We were prepared to be disappointed by Prime 3's visual presentation because many of the early screenshots and videos designed to represent the title frankly did a poor job of it. Since Prime 3's new control scheme enables a more intense shooting experience than previously possible, that speed goes a long way. Through the first third of the game, we only noticed one point where the fluidity dipped - very momentarily - below 60 frames. Just as impressive, though, is that Corruption runs at an uninterrupted, silky smooth 60 frames per second 99.9% of the time. Retro has designed environments that we didn't think were possible on Wii - walls with jutting pipes, holographic displays, sparking particles, and all of them multilayered so that you will be able to see pistons chugging back and forth beneath glass walkways. Like the original Prime, you'll travel from space station to earthly locales that marry the high-tech with the biological.
You won't be exploring drab purple Dark Worlds in this adventure, which spans across multiple planets, each with a highly stylized appearance. That face may even show signs of change as you advance through the game.Ĭorruption is further differentiated from Echoes in that its environments are incredibly varied. When bringing up Aran's scan-visor (activated by pressing the minus button on the Wii remote), you will now see the bounty hunter's face clearly reflected - not just for a split second, as in previous titles, but permanently. Other visual additions are more pronounced. Environments, objects and particle effects alike are illuminated with a neon-like hue that fits exceptionally well within the game's science-fiction setting. It may seem like a trivial inclusion to some - games like Ico, for example, have developed visual styles that revolve around bloom lighting - but developer Retro Studios has taken it to the next level.
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Not only does Corruption run in both 480p and 16:9 widescreen (another first for the series), but it dishes out larger, more detailed environments, crisper textures, dramatically improved particle effects, depth of field blur, screen shakes, and what is easily the best utilization of bloom lighting in any Wii game to date. The most immediately obvious are the graphical enhancements. Right off the bat, you're going to notice several major differences between Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and its predecessors.
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