Metroid Prime 2 Echoes Ships

  • Nintendo has announced that Metroid


    Prime 2 Echoes has shipped to retail across N. America.


    Retro Studios, producers of


    the wildly popular original Metroid Prime, take Samus Aran on a terrifying


    journey.


    Galactic Federation Trooper Squad Bravo is missing; their last


    transmission-- a distress call from a rogue planet called Aether, located in the Dasha


    region.


    Enter legendary bounty hunter Samus Aran. Her mission: Locate the Federation


    troopers and render assistance. But what begins as a search and rescue mission becomes an


    intense, haunting sojourn to save a species from total genocide in a world caught in the


    maelstrom between dimensions of light and darkness.


    Light Aether is the domain of the


    Luminoth, gentle beings with a unique and highly developed civilization. But when a great


    cataclysm tore the fabric of space and time, the Ing Horde were unleashed from Dark Aether,


    a dimensional echo of Light Aether. Now the Luminoth are under siege. The Ing send armies


    into Light Aether, absorb its lands into the clutches of Dark Aether, and possess the


    Luminoth's warriors. Only the Luminoth's four gigantic energy generators keep the Light


    World from collapsing. If the Ing seize control of the generators, the Light World will be


    extinguished forever. Samus embarks on her mission to defeat the Ing and restore peace to


    Aether.


    But, as Samus will soon learn, an ominous shadow lurks in the darkness, a


    shadow which stealthily hunts the hunter...


    Features


    - New Beam Weapons: The


    Dark Beam and the Light Beam wield powerful ordinance to crush the Ing, solve puzzles, and


    open doors


    - New Suits: As Samus traverses the depths of Light and Dark Aether she


    can don powerful new suits to protect her against the planets myriad enemies.


    - Screw


    Attack: The famous attack from Metroid games of the past makes its triumphant debut on the


    Nintendo GameCube


    - Power Ups: The space jump and the grapple beam are just some of


    the power-ups you'll find


    - Multiplayer Metroid: For the first time in the history


    of the franchise, up to four players can battle each other as they search for weapons,


    grapple across ceilings and turn into Morph Balls to make their


    escape.






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