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Metroid Prime: Hunters

2006 · Nintendo · Metroid · English / 日本語 / 한국어

Metroid Prime: Hunters

As a bounty hunter in Metroid Prime: Hunters, you traverse alien terrains in first-person, deploying an array of beam weapons and Morph Ball abilities to track down and defeat rival hunters, with the Nintendo DS touchscreen offering precise targeting for fast-paced engagements.

Console
NDS
Year
2006
Developer
Nintendo
Series
Metroid
Language
English / 日本語 / 한국어

Controls

Control Samus Aran using the D-pad for movement and the touchscreen for aiming and firing. Weapon selection and switching are also handled via the touchscreen, allowing for quick tactical changes during combat.

  • D-Pad

    Move

  • Touchscreen (Drag)

    Aim

  • Touchscreen (Tap)

    Fire

  • L Button

    Strafe Left / Switch Visor

  • R Button

    Strafe Right / Switch Weapon

About Metroid Prime: Hunters

Metroid Prime: Hunters is a first-person shooter adventure that launched for the Nintendo DS in 2006. It transports players into the familiar Metroid universe, focusing on intense combat and exploration.

Players step into the boots of bounty hunter Samus Aran, or one of several intergalactic rivals, on a mission across the planet Alimbic. The primary goal is to hunt down other skilled hunters and recover powerful artifacts. Gameplay involves navigating diverse alien environments from a first-person viewpoint, engaging enemies with a variety of beam weapons, and utilizing Samus's signature Morph Ball transformation for accessing tight spaces or navigating hazardous terrain. Scanning environments reveals clues and weaknesses, while different visor modes offer strategic advantages in combat.

Metroid Prime: Hunters makes distinctive use of the Nintendo DS hardware. The dual screens display the action on the top screen and a map or tactical information on the bottom. Crucially, the touchscreen allows for direct, precise aiming and rapid weapon switching, which is vital during the fast-paced firefights. Beyond the single-player campaign, Metroid Prime: Hunters also features a robust local wireless multiplayer mode, pitting up to four players against each other in competitive arena battles, a significant draw for the game.

Tags

  • shooter
  • adventure
  • first-person
  • nds
  • sci-fi
  • multiplayer
  • metroid

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