How does Prime 3, in your personal opinion, compare with Primes 1 and 2?
Is it just "same old, same shit" as say... Prime 1, other than the "oooh ahhh" Wii control scheme,
or is there more to it, like how P2 had that extra "parallel dimensions" feature and the screw attack and a little extra difficulty?
Keep in mind I'm a sucker for difficult but enjoyable gameplay.
That being said, is it up to par with Prime 2's difficulty on "normal" mode, or is it a cakewalk?
And just give me any input you can.
I'm making sure to get a Wii for Other M, and I want to know if Prime 3 is worth an extra $20 - $50 on top of those two purchases.
OF NOTE: Please no "Well it's the same, because it's Metroid, and Metroids are all the same and boring and blah blah..."
I have no problems with your negative opinion of the series, but I'm a Metroid fanatic, and that doesn't help in my decision, because I can notice and appreciate the small little changes that occur between titles, even if the base gameplay is basically the same exact thing.
Is it just "same old, same shit" as say... Prime 1, other than the "oooh ahhh" Wii control scheme,
or is there more to it, like how P2 had that extra "parallel dimensions" feature and the screw attack and a little extra difficulty?
Keep in mind I'm a sucker for difficult but enjoyable gameplay.
That being said, is it up to par with Prime 2's difficulty on "normal" mode, or is it a cakewalk?
And just give me any input you can.
I'm making sure to get a Wii for Other M, and I want to know if Prime 3 is worth an extra $20 - $50 on top of those two purchases.
OF NOTE: Please no "Well it's the same, because it's Metroid, and Metroids are all the same and boring and blah blah..."
I have no problems with your negative opinion of the series, but I'm a Metroid fanatic, and that doesn't help in my decision, because I can notice and appreciate the small little changes that occur between titles, even if the base gameplay is basically the same exact thing.