> [!game] *Metoroido Puraimu* – メトロイドプライム
> ![[Metoroido Puraimu Box Art - Front.jpg]]
> > [!art]- Back of Box
> > ![[Metoroido Puraimu Box Art - Back.jpg]]
>
> Developer: Retro Studios
> Publisher: Nintendo
> Platform: GameCube
> Release: February 28, 2003
# Summary
A first-person adventure interpretation of the *Metroid* series made by a newish team in Texas during a near ten year absence from the space bounty hunter. Retro Studios proved that not only could a *Metroid* be adapted to a 3D first-person view, but that elements might thrive where 2D would or could not. It is a vibe from top to bottom, just like a good *Metroid* game should be.
# Acquisition
I bought this at a local shop. I went in to buy this and [[Zeruda no Densetsu Kaze no Takuto]], but that had already sold, so I stuck with just *Prime*.
# Related Posts
- [[S7 - Metroid Prime|Chapter Select - Season 7: Metroid Prime]]
- [[S7E1 - Metroid Prime]]
- [[Metroid Prime Remastered Surprises]]
- [[Metroid Prime 2D – A Nostalgic Sense of Déjà Vu]]
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# Versions
- [[Metroid Prime]]
- [[Metroid Prime Trilogy]]
- Metroid Prime Remastered
# Miscellaneous
- The Japanese version (and I think PAL too) have an [intro voiced by Jennifer Hale (Samus)](https://youtu.be/pxf-i0QRUUo?si=nAcOJ4Mz1e6COegC). I believe in *Metroid Prime Remastered* you can toggle this on or off.