Metroid question

i have never played metroid prime before but look forward to it when the game releases next month but i have a questiion, is this game like zelda where its difficult to know where you are going so you need stratagey guides to get yourself further into the game?

i have never played metroid prime before but look forward to it when the game releases next month but i have a questiion, is this game like zelda where its difficult to know where you are going so you need stratagey guides to get yourself further into the game?

dalejr88

oh most definitely. you will get lost a lot. but if you get lost for a while usually a hint will pop up on the map and tell you were to go

I've played Metroid Prime 1--it's really open-ended and involves alot of backtrackingas you get new items. I would probably recommend a guide if you're new to the series.

for some games I would purchase a guide if it was really big game like TP or Oblivion. So if this game spans more then 30 hours and has alot of other things to do I would recommend it. Though personally I don't fully use strategy books. Like for Oblivion I do side quests and stuff then book mark what I have and haven't done and when I get stuck I actually got something to read a few words to guide me. And for TP well. Even if the game wasn't best in the series it was half decent and looked gewd and has alot of side quests to do so I found the collectors strat book a good purchase xP

Basically I am saying is wait till we know what the true scope of this game is and if its going to be something massive or something that you sit down with 20 hours before finishing it and then putting it away for a few months.

for some games I would purchase a guide if it was really big game like TP or Oblivion. So if this game spans more then 30 hours and has alot of other things to do I would recommend it. Though personally I don't fully use strategy books. Like for Oblivion I do side quests and stuff then book mark what I have and haven't done and when I get stuck I actually got something to read a few words to guide me. And for TP well. Even if the game wasn't best in the series it was half decent and looked gewd and has alot of side quests to do so I found the collectors strat book a good purchase xP

Basically I am saying is wait till we know what the true scope of this game is and if its going to be something massive or something that you sit down with 20 hours before finishing it and then putting it away for a few months.

Simba_Dude

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for some games I would purchase a guide if it was really big game like TP or Oblivion. So if this game spans more then 30 hours and has alot of other things to do I would recommend it. Though personally I don't fully use strategy books. Like for Oblivion I do side quests and stuff then book mark what I have and haven't done and when I get stuck I actually got something to read a few words to guide me. And for TP well. Even if the game wasn't best in the series it was half decent and looked gewd and has alot of side quests to do so I found the collectors strat book a good purchase xP

Basically I am saying is wait till we know what the true scope of this game is and if its going to be something massive or something that you sit down with 20 hours before finishing it and then putting it away for a few months.

Duckman5

its going to end here? Wonder where they are going to go next?