I love this game. Similar to the previous Metroid Prime games, but better. The controls take a little getting used to, but they work well. The running and aiming work perfectly. Some of the other Wii controls aren't perfect. Sometimes when you use the remote's motion sensing abiltiy to have Samus move switches it's a little clunky. It's not a big deal, but it keeps me from giving the game a 10. If you liked MP1&2, then you will like MP3. This is the first Metroid game to have voice acting in it. It's pretty good. All the spoken dialogue has text to go with it. If you can read the text faster than it gets said, or you don't care about it, you can skip the dialogue. This game seems a bit easier than the other Metroid Primes.
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