[QUOTE="ibra_unit"] [QUOTE="Tight-Knots"]MPchefstubbies
but... why? as far as i know, completing MP at 100% only gives you the alternate ending (which i recently watched on youtube).
what i realized is that MP has way too much back-tracking, which really hampered my gameplay experience. i just hope that Ninendo will eliminate back-tracking from future MP games. It's a FPS for God's sake!!! i dont mind the puzzle elements, but they should make it more intense and add more variety to the weapons. Other than that, the controls were perfect.
All Metroid games have always been about exploration, finding the ridiculous amounts of hidden energy packs and missile upgrades...and backtracking has always played a large role in that.
With the introduction of the first person perspective beginning with Metroid Prime, they thankfully managed to maintain the core Metroid soul so to speak. If they had eliminated all of the core elements that made all the Metroid games so enjoyable, then Metroid Prime would have been nothing more than a cheap attempt at a Halo knock-off.
If you are truly under the impression that Metroid Prime is first and foremost a FPS, then you're missing the whole point in Metroid games. Metroid games have never been about mindlessly blasting your way through point A to point B and beating it as fast as possible.
Finding all that Metroid Prime 3 has to offer is half the enjoyment.
good point. i should have mentioned that i am not an old-time metroid player, so i don't know that much about the early metroid games. but i can't help but think that i was expecting more from metroid prime 3. but maybe it's just me.
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