Long time Samuscentral.com forum member DmNt has created an excellent mix of the Brinstar theme from the original Metroid.
Be sure to check it out and let us know what you think of it by you comments here or in the forum thread.
Metroid Prime 3 has been out for over a month now and all the major gaming websites and publications has reviewed Samus’ latest adventure and final chapter of the Prime trilogy. Below is a sample of 3 reviews from respected websites and links to the full reviews as well as the review video from Gametrailers.com
While Metroid Prime spectacularly ushered Metroid gameplay into a 3D vision, Corruption is content to be a solid successor. Yet you shouldn’t let some spurts of predictability dissuade you from checking it out, particularly if you are a Metroid enthusiast.
Amazing as it is to say about a Wii game, Corruption contains some of the best visuals in gaming, period. It can’t always mask the hardware’s technical limitations (pixelation every time you’re up close waiting for a door to open, for example), but in most cases the lighting, attention to detail, and wonderfully cohesive and imaginative art direction more than make up for the Wii’s lack of raw horsepower.
Corruption is the evolution of the Prime series and a game that is very highly polished in nearly every respect. It’s got better control. Better pacing. Better visuals. Better cinematics. And better bonuses. Yet, even with all of these improvements, it still feels and looks very familiar to its predecessors, which is both a statement of praise and criticism.
