I dont have have any experience with this game, so I cant really offer an opinion

I don't either, sorry Bart.

You don't need experience with it to review it, I've done it many times. It's a little thing called Google. Lul

I know, but he said he wants a personal opinion...

I HAVE THIS GAME! .

I'll do the review later.

i cant "review" it, but if you dont already have the prime games then its definently a good choice. this is from someone who has played through all the games more then once.

Before I review it, I want to show you this:



I used that when I wanted to buy it.

Looks epic :)

And Ein, I only want 1 review that has a person opinion to it, anyone else can do it without a person opinion.

Metroid Prime: Trilogy





Well, this game is so big and depth I will split the review into categories:

-Intro

-Presentation

-Length

-Playback Attraction

-Summary

Intro:

When you start the game, you are greeted by a beautiful main menu, where you get to choose to play any of the three Metroid Prime games (You can play each one in any order, whenever you want. You can play more than one at a time.), multiplayer, look at the extras or configure the options. But, that's if you make it to the start. The game is so big (7.5 gigabytes to be exact) they put it on a dual-layer disk. Now the Wii isn't meant to handle that, so sometimes the game won't load. This is pretty minor but gets annoying.

Presentation:

Now, the main menu is a beauty, but compared to the game itself it's dirty. The graphics are absolutely amazing and support 480p. The first time I played I thought, "Wait, this is the Wii?". The environments are well made, as well as the enemys. And Samus, is the sexiest group of pixels ever. I quickly reconsidered my favorite Nintendo character after seeing her jump around in her skin tight clothespower suit. Everything looked right and felt right. The controls fit the game perfectly. The game is in first person, with the exception of when you turn into the Morph Ball.

Length

This is an extremely large game, about 80+hours. But it's not the type of game that bores you, you're entertained all through the game. I have yet to go to a part where I am bored, it's exciting whether you're shooting space pirates or solving a puzzle. Especially shooting space pirates . And now that the school season has started, this game should last a very long time before you beat it.

Playback Attraction

You might think with a game this big, you won't want to play it again. But you will. Why? First, you get extras for beating the game completely. Second, It's fun, sure, maybe it will take you a long time to beat the game, but still, once it's done, you'll want to do it again.

Summary

This game was intended to be a mix of Mario and Zelda, with a darker feel. And they got it spot on. Now, as great as it may sound. There are some flaws, like I said above, sometimes it won't always load. And there isn't Wi-Fi, so the competition will only go as far as your neighborhood. But this is amazing, you get three games for the prize of one, and it comes with an art booklet. What more can you ask for? I highly recommend this game. So this is you're chance to show off to PS3 and Xbox dorks.

Haha. Pretty nice.

Nice review

Nice, anyone else wanna do it?

Just so you guys can get a better clue of how big this game is:

New Super Mario Bros. Wii: 0.35 gb

Metroid Prime Trilogy: 7.5 gb.

Woah, i never knew New Super Mario Bro's Wii was that small memory.

Its not that small, Metroid Trilogy is just that big