For obsessive Metroid collectors such as myself, you absolutely must buy this game. If I could, I would give the game a 4.5 overall. Overall, I must say that the single-player mode deserves a 3.5 to a 4 of 5, while the multiplayer deserves a definite 5. Don't get me wrong, the single-player mode was still quite fun, just not quite as good. It was ten times better than the single-player mode. However, I purchased a WiFi adapter for my DS and I was blown away by the multiplayer mode. Or, at least, the single-player adventure mode.

So the game was fun but not as good as I thought it would be. Also, I hate to say it, but I liked the control scheme of the demo better than that of the actual game. Sure, the game was fun to play, but it did not even compare to some other entries in the series. When I finally got my hands on a copy and began to play, I must say, even after all of this, I was disappointed. I even counted down the days until March 20, 2006, the release of this game. Practically every day I would go on the internet and watch Metroid Prime Hunters videos. So, due to my obsession, I simply could not wait for this game to be released. In some form or another, I own every single Metroid game except for Super Metroid, which I will buy with the Wii Virtual Console, and the upcoming Metroid Prime 3, which I will also definitely buy. Ever since a cousin of mine showed me Metroid Fusion for the Game Boy Advance, I have been extremely obsessed with the series. Let me start out by saying that I am a huge Metroid fan.

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