It was like nothing I would have ever imagined.Īnd the story, while it had it’s fair share of tropes and strange dialogue exchanges, was actually good. Suddenly, the game world swallowed me whole. MP3 created a sense of immersion with the motion controls I’d not think I would have. Still, I was hopeful it would be alright. One thing I don’t enjoy at all is motion controls, and I was quite weary when I heard Nintendo was moving this direction with Metroid Prime III: Corruption (MP3). I haven’t been a big shooter fan almost ever, but it didn’t stop me from diving into (and thoroughly enjoying) Metroid Prime 1 (MP1) and Metroid Prime 2 (MP2). Gameplay has always been far more important to me. I wanted something that challenged the player’s strategy, exploration, and creativity. But I wanted something more from what I participated in. And for sure, they played some great story-centric games. They played for the overarching narrative, like they were participants in some kind of movie book.
I haven’t approached games the same way my family and friends did. When I saw a discussion open up about a game we’ve played from years ago (in my case, 10 years ago) to see if it was still alive and kicking today, I was quite pleased to dive in. My name is Erik, and I’m a 30-year old family man QA Tester, gamer, and aspiring game developer.
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