As the conclusion to a trilogy would suggest, the Metroid Prime series seems to be over, and Retro Studios confirmed to Yahoo! Games they're moving onto something new:
The summer dry spell for video games came to an end last week with the arrival of "BioShock," the creepy underwater shooter that has won rave reviews and flown off store shelves.
2K Games' BioShock rules over the charts again this week while there are new best sellers on PS3, PS2 and Nintendo Wii.
The arrival of a certain underwater adventure from 2K Games seems to have finally provided the jump start 2007 needed in terms of banishing the woeful summer months and delivering a decent range of retail choice for the (incredibly patient and) discerning gamer.
Your wallet is now officially being assaulted by an avalanche of releases this week!
Nintendo Europe have officially confirmed the release dates of several big titles in Europe, and confirmed that some won't quite make their way onto the shelves in 2007 as well.
Dutch gaming-website InsideGamer.nl reports, that with a perfect review for Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, and eight nearly perfect scores for BioShock, both titles will most likely duke it out for the title 'best game' ever. Read more below.
Hey gang. In an interesting turn of events. Gamesradar has totally deleted any signs of their Metroid Prime 3 footage off their site. Wii.tv found it kinda odd that they'd screw up the "Nintendo Embargo" and put the footage out there weeks before launch. In another screw up, their *.FLV [aka Flash Embed Videos] files which would've seen the light of the day once they were ready to reveal the later parts of their 1 hour session have now been leaked all over Youtube.
According the latest word on the net, the first official review of the upcoming Wii exclusive game, Metroid Prime 3 : Corruption, is in from Nintendo Power. They give the game a perfect score of 10/10.
Nintendo Co. on Wed. announced that it will release the classic title Super Metroid to the Wii Virtual Console next week.
A simple graphical error on a banner ad in Target just might get you the deal of the century. An online forum thread pointed us to the said Target ad, and Qj checked it out. True enough, they're offering Halo 3 and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption for US$ 30 each...
Nintendo looks to have finally gotten into gear with WiiWare and more specifically trailers for its upcoming titles.
During E3 last week, Assassin's Creed was the most popular game of the show among the readers of IGN. Ubisoft's upcoming stealth/action game beat out the mighty Halo 3 (second place) and Activision's impressive Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (third) in reader popularity. Of the three platforms Assassin's will call home, the Xbox 360 version is by far the most popular, followed by the PlayStation 3 and PC iterations, respectively.
CVG got the latest Nintendo release schedule that reveals the much anticipated European release dates for two of its biggest upcoming games.
Nintendo showed off Metroid Prime 3: Corruption at its E3 2007 briefing. The game looked to be a true killer app for Wii, with beautiful graphics and very simple gameplay.
Seems like Nintendo may have some big announcements in store for Super Mario Galaxy, like the fact that it no longer goes by that name.