[QUOTE="plagueseason"] Yea, it's a very "meh" game. The controls are weird, the single player doesn't really have a story or give you any kind of reason to make you complete it. The multi-player is decent, but either everyone else is amazing at this game or there's lots of cheaters. And no, this game is definitely not worth the $34.99 price tag, luckily I received it as a birthday gift last year. Overrated and boring, to say the least.
I wouldn't say "burn in hell Metroid" though. The other Metroid games are fantastic. If you haven't played any of the classic 2D sidescrollers or the Metroid Prime gamecube games, I would recommend them to you.
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I have played the 2d ones, like fusion i think it was for gba. it was ok, but their was alot of back tracking throughout the game...
Oh, well see, that's one of the main reasons why I hated Metroid Prime: Hunters; it was way to linear. Backtracking has always played a huge role in Metroid games, and although it may seem like a lot of work, usually it all feels like it pays off. But yea, if you don't like backtracking, then I probably wouldn't recommend these games, or Castlevania, or Zelda ;)
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