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NDS Metroid Prime: Hunters NDS

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Andrew Mils hat seine erfahrung zu MPH gepostet

* It's "very, very good indeed". Which coming from a Metroid fan playing it, says a lot.
wollen wirs hoffen...

* There doesn't seem to be any of the special abilities as seen in the other games (such as Spiderball, SJ Boots etc). At 50% through the game, my source has only just found new weapon upgrades and nothing else that adds to the suit.
das klingt schon mal sehr schlecht

* It's apparently a LOT bigger than my source first thought. This is through the backtracking through the various planets.
gut, hoffentlich ist es auch unlinear

* I've been told there's "a lot of repetition. It's mainy just the same bosses repeated, but they just get harder. This is after 4 planets were cleared and 50% progess logged.
irgendwie einfallslos und billig

* The game does NOT show your current time stamp with your item and progress percentage reports! This is a travesty in my books as all of the modern Metroid games have this. Speedruns will now be more annoying as you can't work on a segmented run as effectively.
was soll der schrott?

* Trace was the considered fave of the Hunters so far.
* Single cart apparently works like a charm.
* "Very good map design" was said for the multiplayer maps.
kann im vergleich zur demo nur besser werden
Klicken, um alles anzuzeigen...
 
excaliboor schrieb:
Andrew Mils hat seine erfahrung zu MPH gepostet

* It's "very, very good indeed". Which coming from a Metroid fan playing it, says a lot.
wollen wirs hoffen...

* There doesn't seem to be any of the special abilities as seen in the other games (such as Spiderball, SJ Boots etc). At 50% through the game, my source has only just found new weapon upgrades and nothing else that adds to the suit.
das klingt schon mal sehr schlecht

* It's apparently a LOT bigger than my source first thought. This is through the backtracking through the various planets.
gut, hoffentlich ist es auch unlinear

* I've been told there's "a lot of repetition. It's mainy just the same bosses repeated, but they just get harder. This is after 4 planets were cleared and 50% progess logged.
irgendwie einfallslos und billig

* The game does NOT show your current time stamp with your item and progress percentage reports! This is a travesty in my books as all of the modern Metroid games have this. Speedruns will now be more annoying as you can't work on a segmented run as effectively.
was soll der schrott?

* Trace was the considered fave of the Hunters so far.
* Single cart apparently works like a charm.
* "Very good map design" was said for the multiplayer maps.
kann im vergleich zur demo nur besser werden
Klicken, um alles anzuzeigen...
Klicken, um alles anzuzeigen...


LOL, alles was ansatzweise gut ist wird sofort niedergemacht...oh man :lol:
Das game wirds euch alle geben, in the face :P
 
Wenn Metroid Prime Hunters ein Erfolg wird, dann wirds hoffentlich auch eine ProGamer-Szene geben. Erste Anzeichen dafür tauchen ja langsam auf:
Guckst du hier.

Wer wäre jetzt nicht gerne Kanadier :D
 
mich stört nach wie vor die Limitierung auf 4 Spieler!
Man man wenigstens 6 hätten es im lokalen Netzwerk sein können!

So warte ich halt weiter auf meine Shooterhoffnung :(
 
Die Spiler Zahl is schon belebe aber dafür wirds genial

kleiner tipp golden eye kann man zu 8 gamen :)
 
Claw schrieb:
Die Spiler Zahl is schon belebe aber dafür wirds genial

kleiner tipp golden eye kann man zu 8 gamen :)
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Einfach ist der Singlecard-Modus nicht sooo toll wie der Multicard :neutral:

Aber das Game macht LAune :D
 
Nunja, ist doch gut für ein Shooter-Spinoff. Ist halt kein reinrassiges, hochwertiges Metroid! :D ;)
 
Ja echt ma, vergesst endlich den Singleplayer. lol

Hier ist die komplette Anleitung eingescannt: Waffen, Pickups, Einstellungen, 27 Multiplayerarenen etc...
http://photobucket.com/albums/v214/Cartman86/Metroid Prime Hunters/

Hier beschreibungen von 26 Multiplayermaps, offenbar gibt's eine besonders geheime Map, ka:

Combat Hall - Small and open, the Combat Hall arena provides the setting for brutal battles between any number of participants.

Data Shrine - With narrow outer tunnels and a wide-open central chamber, the data Shrine supports a veriety of battle strategies.

Processor Core - With two towers in a tight oval, the Processor Core has a lot of sight lines and a few much-contested blind spots.

High Ground - True to its name, the High Ground arena gives you plenty of places to jump to and practice your sniping skills.

Ice Hive - Winding passages with plenty of ambush points meet at a central hub. Prepare for a vicious and very cold battle.

Alinos Perch - Alinos Perch is the Grand Canyon of multiplayer arenas. Snipers will find plenty of places to stop and lord over the open space.

Sic Transit - Though the Sic Transit arena is large, most of the fighting takes place in a concentrated central area.

Transfer Lock - A pyramid, low-gravity space walks, lots and lots of weapons - Transfer Lock has it all

Sanctorus - Slippery surfaces and snow pillars give Sanctorus both safe and dangerous battle positions. Move cautiously, then dig in.

Compression Chamber - Though its not small, the Compression Chamber has many tight areas, making for an action intensive fight.

Incubation Vault - A small arena with multiple layers and many obstacles allows you to snipe, attack from close range, or fire from cover.

Subterranean - Two large rooms connected by several paths allow for both close combat and long-distance sniping.

Outer Reach - Outer Reach's deep-space platforms and walkways will play host to a great battle between any number of combatants.

Harvester - The sprawling Harvester arena has three big expanses and lots of nooks and crannies to explore.

Weapons Complex - It's easy to get lost in the corridors of the Weapons Complex. Keep your eyes peeled for surprise attacks from the corners.

Council Chamber - The rugged landscape of the Council Chamber is host to many a tough battle. The better you know the area, the better you'll do.

Elder Passage - An outdoor area loaded with sniper nests and a passage-packed interior give you plenty of ways to play.

Fuel Stack - At the heart of the vertical Fuel Stack arena is a hunter-lifting beam. Don't ride it all the way to the top, or you'll get burned.

Fault Line - Multiple levels and a lot of jump beams make the huge Fault Line arena easy to navigate.

Stasis Bunker - With complex paths and multiple levels, the Stasis Bunker is a tight, tough maze. Commit the layout to memory.

Head Shot - A space station with a uniform layout, Head Shot gives equal treatment to all node and Octolith locations.

Celestial Gateway - Though Celestial Gateway has three large floors, hunters will converge on a few key areas, making battles extremely intense.

Alinos Gateway - The molten grounds of Alinos Gateway are dangerous. Stick to the perimeter when you're low on health.

VDO Gateway - VDO Gateway's ice and sunken bowl make fights for the middle ground intense.

Arcterra Gateway - The vertically oriented Arcterra Gateway is a perfect playground for hunters who aren't afraid of heights.

Oubliette - The site of the single-player adventure's finale is a towering multiplayer arena stocked with one very powerful weapon.
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4,5/5,0
Wertung ist doch ganz geil!

Aber 85% :oops:
Zwar "sehr gut" aber ich erhoffe mir lieber ein "sehr geil!"
Naja abwarten :D
 
Ja, wird mit dem stylus gesteuert. ob man auch die tasten benutzen kann, weiß ich nicht, wäre auf jeden fall wesentlich langsamer (natürlich benutzt man schon steuerkreuz und schultertasten zum schießen)
 
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