Metroid Prime Hunters

With Wi-Fi Week in full swing, the natural choice for this week's Retro Scope is the first game to truly embody Nintendo's Wi-Fi efforts: <em>Metroid Prime Hunters</em>.

I may be an anomaly, but I'm just not a fan of shooting games.

Blue doesn't just mean appealing to people who've never played games.

Think Nintendo's one big, happy family? Think again.

Samus is back, but will Nintendo be able to recapture the glory of the original Metroid Prime trilogy?

It will highlight work produced across the first three entries in the series.

While this week doesn't give you new Samus Aran costumes, it does bring back a DS classic and her fellow hunters.

The co-op shooter will be blast-balling onto Nintendo 3DS later on this year.

Anthony tries to analyze the umbrage fans have taken with both titles.

Producer shares why they're making the game and what to expect from it.

What did the staff think of yesterday's presentation?

From brawling to puzzle solving, we look at the games that made the most of Nintendo WFC.

We take a look at some of the less successful and shorter-lived spin-offs in Nintendo's history!

From brawling to puzzle solving, we look at the games that made the most of Nintendo WFC.

The staff give a sendoff to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

Online services for all Wii, DS, and DSi games will cease on May 20.

We wrap up our 3DS feature with a look at what the stars may hold for the Metroid series.

We wrap up our 3DS feature with a look at what the stars may hold for the Metroid series.

The staff celebrate Metroid's 25th anniversary with their favorite memories of the series.

Where can the Metroid Prime series go after <i>Trilogy</i>? We take a look at some of the possibilities.

These games haven't been announced, and probably aren't being made (yet), but we'd like them to be in 3-D anyway.

It may be different, but <i>Kid Icarus: Uprising</i> is shaping up to be one of Pit's finest adventures.

Until <i>Metroid Prime</i>, one of the features of <i>Metroid</i>'s soundtrack was that players often forgot there was music at all. Nintendojo examines these lost sounds in more detail.

Until <i>Metroid Prime</i>, one of the features of <i>Metroid</i>'s soundtrack was that players often forgot there was music at all. Nintendojo examines these lost sounds in more detail.