Something I think they should have added to Metroid Prime Trilogy...

Map annotation like in the Phantom Hourglass! When I'm going through the game, I'm always looking hooks/spider ball tracks/morph ball tunnels in the environment and its impossible to remember every single one you see because there's so many.. Oh, and the games are HUGE. Sometimes I spend hours trying to remember where I saw that hook once I've got the grapplehook upgrade, you know?

This is actually a pretty good idea. The maps in the Prime series are sometimes pretty difficult to navigate, you know?

That would have made it a easier for sure. I really like the prime maps but your idea would be cool

That's actually a good idea - though who knows they might implement a similar feature in Metroid: Other M.

Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?Rocky32189

It's more convenient having a map in game, unless you want to draw out the entire game map on a piece of paper >_>

Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?Rocky32189

[QUOTE="Rocky32189"]Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?shoryuken_

It's more convenient having a map in game, unless you want to draw out the entire game map on a piece of paper >_>

My mom drew the whole Hyrule map for the Original Zelda on the NES :?. Just throwin that out there.

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[QUOTE="Rocky32189"]Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?Bass7

It's more convenient having a map in game, unless you want to draw out the entire game map on a piece of paper >_>

My mom drew the whole Hyrule map for the Original Zelda on the NES :?. Just throwin that out there.

no offense to your mom, i couldn't draw a decent octorock even if my life depended on it, much more a map of a whole game :P

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It's more convenient having a map in game, unless you want to draw out the entire game map on a piece of paper >_>

BrunoBRS

My mom drew the whole Hyrule map for the Original Zelda on the NES :?. Just throwin that out there.

no offense to your mom, i couldn't draw a decent octorock even if my life depended on it, much more a map of a whole game :P

True. But hey that's the hardest back in the day. She took the time and effort to draw a detailed map, plus mark where enemies, treasure, and all the other good stuff was located :P.

[QUOTE="Rocky32189"]Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?BrunoBRS

I wish they put Kraid in Prime 1 like he was supposed to be when the game first came out...

Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?Rocky32189

I could... or maybe I could save paper and write a little word document instead :P I think I may do that from now on... I feel like I've left so many places unexplored because I forgot about them :(

[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"][QUOTE="Rocky32189"]Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?Rocky32189

I like your idea....

I remember when Prime 2 was brand new, and I liked to hang out with "Mary Jane" at that point in my life. I remember starring at the map and I couldn't differentiate if the map was upside down or right side up while looking at it because of the "state" I was in at the time.

Notes would've definitely helped lol

I like your idea....

I remember when Prime 2 was brand new, and I liked to hang out with "Mary Jane" at that point in my life. I remember starring at the map and I couldn't differentiate if the map was upside down or right side up while looking at it because of the "state" I was in at the time.

Notes would've definitely helped lol

danger_ranger95

I think they should have made the wall jumps in 2 like it was in 3. Corruption's wall jumps with the screw attack was flawless but I can rarely even get it to work in 2... weird.

and dots on the map where pick ups are.

and a message saying when you've completed an area, ie finding all the items in an area. (ex all items in dark agon wastes found, or something along those lines)

Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?Rocky32189

But it would've been nice to be able to make notes in the game. Even just being able to highlight rooms of interest would've been good.

[QUOTE="Rocky32189"]Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?JordanElek

But it would've been nice to be able to make notes in the game. Even just being able to highlight rooms of interest would've been good.

I like your idea....

I remember when Prime 2 was brand new, and I liked to hang out with "Mary Jane" at that point in my life. I remember starring at the map and I couldn't differentiate if the map was upside down or right side up while looking at it because of the "state" I was in at the time.

Notes would've definitely helped lol

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[QUOTE="Rocky32189"]Yeah, that's a decent idea. But of course, you could just take notes on pen and paper, you know?BrunoBRS

But it would've been nice to be able to make notes in the game. Even just being able to highlight rooms of interest would've been good.

[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"][QUOTE="JordanElek"] That's what I did to 100% Echoes in the Trilogy. Every time I saw an upgrade or something fishy in a room, I'd write the name of the room on a piece of paper. I listed them all according to what upgrade I needed in order to get the powerup, so when I got the upgrade, I just went back to all the rooms I had written down. It worked really well.

But it would've been nice to be able to make notes in the game. Even just being able to highlight rooms of interest would've been good.

JordanElek