Corruption is a fantastic game and the multiple difficulty modes can satisfy even the most hardcore gamers.
What can I say? The wii controls are perfectly tuned for maximum control. This is how FPS' should be. I played using the 'advanced' sensitivity setting (where when your pointer deviates at all from the center the screen starts to scroll) yet there are other settings to satisfy other's play types. Not once did the cursor jump from one side to the other which I found to be a common problem with other wii games so far. Can't get much better in this department.
AUDIO
The audio is quite amasing and well suited to each of the respective areas. If I remember correctly there was only one time in the game where the music was not original, that is it was from an older metroid, which is always a treat. VISUAL
OF course since this is the wii the graphics won't be as good as the competitor's. Yet the worlds are amazing. There are many more areas in the game that are quite immense, cliffsides and whatnot. The pirate base was especially exceptional.
STORY
Finally a metroid with some other characters! I won't say too much about what happens but I will say this: You have three fellow bounty hunters helping out each other in the initial mission. Something happens and you all get, you guessed it, corrupted and that is never good, unless your samus of course.
OTHER
One thing to note is the boss battles. These battles were amasing and satisfying. Yet I must say the weak points were blatantly obvious. Especially for the first seed boss. But still very satisfying. Another thing was near the end. Usually the norm for a game is to go into an end boss battle normal and come to a point where you win the fight of form 1, then story happens where the boss becomes super powerful, then, predictably, much to everyone's surprise you become super charged as well and you win. The way the ending on this goes is something else and I liked it. One last thing... this may spoil something as I am not sure if it is linked to the 100% ending or not but... it sets up for a sequel. Who is the pilot of this mysterious green ship? It reminded me of the Xbox symbol. 9.0/10.0 - Almost perfect!