In Metroid Prime Hunters, the Nintendo DS' top screen shows Samus' HUD as seen from her visor, which displays the amount of remaining ammunition for the currently selected weapon along with her health; in multiplayer games, the number of kills and time remaining in the round are also shown. The bottom touchscreen displays the radar. When using the default control scheme, movement is controlled using the D-pad, and aiming is controlled by dragging the stylus along the touchscreen.
Metroid Prime Hunters features a multiplayer mode that supports up to four players and includes voice chat capability.[1] In it, the player is able to control Samus or one of six other bounty hunters featured in the single-player mode.[2] Each bounty hunter has a unique alternative form, such as Samus' Morph Ball, and a special weapon. The game host can set options for point and time limits, and restrict the use of radar. Computer-controlled players of varying skill levels can be added to games if the maximum of four players is not met.
Metroid Prime Hunters features a multiplayer mode that supports up to four players and includes voice chat capability.[1] In it, the player is able to control Samus or one of six other bounty hunters featured in the single-player mode.[2] Each bounty hunter has a unique alternative form, such as Samus' Morph Ball, and a special weapon. The game host can set options for point and time limits, and restrict the use of radar. Computer-controlled players of varying skill levels can be added to games if the maximum of four players is not met.
Download : [NDS] Metroid Prime Hunters
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Wait..
Didnt this come out ages ago? Europe's just getting it?
Its European release date was May 4, 2006.
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