Metroid Prime 3: Corruption

The third and last game in the Metroid Prime trilogy—at least until Metroid Prime 4 comes out—was universally praised as a high point in a franchise that has already had numerous. Though fans disagree on whether ranks higher, this or Prime 2, Retro is unquestionably at the top of its game and has learned from its prior Metroid adventures.

Corruption was a bit more action-oriented than the other Prime titles, and it made use of Wii motion controllers for precision targeting. It was also lauded as one of the best-looking Wii games in an age not known for high-quality visuals. Corruption, on the other hand, suffers from only slightly diminishing rewards because they already had two amazing Prime games to play.

Corruption, like the other entries in the Prime series, gained critical praise, with reviewers complimenting its gameplay, visuals, and music in particular, however, opinions on the controls were mixed. In 2007, more than one million copies of the game were sold. In August 2009, it was re-released as part of Metroid Prime: Trilogy, a Wii compilation of the Prime series' three core games incorporating Wii Remote capabilities. Despite Retro previously stating that Corruption would be the final chapter in the Prime series, Metroid Prime 4 was confirmed in June 2017 and is presently in development for the Nintendo Switch.

Release date: 2007

Platform: Wii

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