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One thing we did notice over the course of the first couple of levels is the Retro appears to have given Corruption a more cinematic push, with a greater emphasis on longer animated cut scene interludes, and more characters to talk to on your travels. Whether this approach extends to the rest of the game we’ll have to see, but it’s a promising venture into making the game feel a little more ‘alive’ than previous the almost ’silent movie’ approach of old.

With the review code a matter of days away, we’re certainly looking forward to getting stuck into the next Metroid - and being tested to the very limit once again. Check back soon for our in-depth thoughts on this first-rate Wii exclusive.

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Metroid Prime 3: Corruption New Videos!

This is a new video of the Nintendo Wii game Metroid Prime 3: Corruption

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Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Review by Spin magazine

Spin magazine reviews Metroid Prime 3: Corruption:

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Metroid Prime 3: Corruption - bigger, badder, and better

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption - bigger, badder, and better: Nintendo Power:

�In the first six hours of the game (which is only 19% according to the in-game progress tracker), We�ve already faced off against five baddies, and all of them have been extremely well designed. They offer just the right amount of challenge, and in true series fashion force you to perfect using your various abilities in tandem. Taking down one of these goliaths always brings a great sense of accomplishment.� - Steve Thomason, Nintendo Power editor

�Best of all, none of this comes at the expense of complexity or ingenuity. As a matter of fact, these might be the most mind-bending puzzles in the series, and many of them force you to think outside the Metroid box. Corruption doesn�t throw away the rule book, but it certainly adds new chapters.� - Steve Thomason, Nintendo Power editor

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GameTrailers Updates

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