Metroid Prime Hunters puts you in control of Samus Aran, a female intergalactic bounty hunter, in search of some of the universes' most valuable objects. But that isn't all. You are up against a series of outher bounties, from different planets and galaxies, all trying to get their peice of universal domination. Metroid Prime Hunters boasts a set of graphics, pleasing to those who are used to the GBA or even the graphics of some earlier DS releases. The 3-D world sometimes gets you sucked right into the game, which is not always good as the game can be quick to finish for those Xtra L33T gamers. Meanwhile, the games' multiplayer modes cover all 3 of the nintendo DS's compatibilities, DS Download Play, Multi-Card Play, and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. If you log onto the games' main website (Flash required.) you can check out the Top 10 leader board. This can inspire gamers from all over the world to become one of the world's Top 10 bounties, and allow them to brag on every Blog on the history of the internet. DS Download Play offers one, and only one sytem of play- which puts every hunter against each other in a fiery deathmatch. Just about every map is open on Download play, yet there are a seldom few that can only be accessed by playing via Multi-Card Play. In this system, two or more people with the Metroid Prime Hunter game card can engage in a series of challenges including 'Capture the Flag' type games, Team Deathmatches, and it opens the possibility of NPCs, or 'Bots', to fill in the gaps. All in all, this game is a definate FPS and could please most FPS lovers just about always. The game takes about 3-4weeks to finish for L33T (hardcore) gamers and is more enjoyable in any three of it's multi-player modes.
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Metroid Prime Hunters