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  twilightprince | June 24, 2007
  All of this is great news!
  
  Biggest FPS revolution since Halo? Sign me up.
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  Guticb | June 24, 2007
  Revolution, my ass. It's not gonna be a revolution when it's an FPS game that's got ZERO multiplayer.
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    twilightprince | June 24, 2007
    Revolution in control. This game will redefine the way console FPS's are played.
    
    I'd rather they focus on the controls & single player mode for MP3, then release an online-only Metroid later on.
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  Kokoro | June 24, 2007
  But the Metroid Prime series aren't even real FPS games. Well, they kind of are, but it's mixed with platforming. I didn't even like Halo either.
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  bakfromon | June 24, 2007
  The Metroid Prime series is really considered a First Person Adventure
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  metaldra0 | June 24, 2007
  Huge fan of the series. This news is great!
  
  Fanboys rejoice!
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  Rinkydink | June 25, 2007
  Absolutely brilliant, Prime and Echoes blew me away and stands as some of my favourite games of all time. No doubt that Corruption will do the same, if not more. Bring it on!
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  Tainted | June 25, 2007
  I'm going to have to agree with guitcb on this one. Halo was so revolutionary not only because of it's tight controls, but because of it's great use of Xbox Live. The community aspect of Halo is what made it so hugely popular, and it's obviously not going to be that way with Halo. Don't get me wrong; Metroid Prime 3 looks great, but I think the lack of multiplayer is going to hurt the game in the long run.
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  dcbake | June 25, 2007
  Might have to check it out after this news. Always played the metroid prime's but never really got into the story line all that well.
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  bakfromon | June 25, 2007
  The first Halo didn't even have online play thus it didn't make great use of Xbox Live or a community aspect. And how is not having a multiplayer going to hurt this game exactly? We know from the last time they tried to put out an online Metroid people were pissed at the fact that the single player blew. When they added multiplayer to Metroid Prime 2 people hated it and players wished they had spent more time perfecting the single player. I'm sorry to say, but neither Retro Studios or Nintendo can make a good Metroid game with good multiplayer too. People need to get around the fact that Metroid is not "Nintendo's Halo" and nor will it ever be. Just because your in space fighting aliens with guns in a first person view doesn't mean it's "(insert random game developer) Halo". Metroid was made for exploration and adventure, not for blowing rivals up with missles and teabagging their dead carcasses.