I will check my thred at 4:30 P.M. as much I can and post the answers as fast as posibble.
Tf I don't know it I'll look it up.
Eventually if enough people come I'll make links to videos/Faqs.
I don't have a wii but i plan on getting one for my birthday, so this limits my abilities.
Also I know alot about the older games (i've beat nes, fusion, zero mission, going to buy super metroid, Prime1, almost dome with Prime2 last boss, plus I know some pretty good sources).

I've only played the Prime series and I beat all 3 so I don't think I need help myself. I do have a tip or two for the final boss though. I was stuck on it for a long time, but I figured it out.

Zamiel :
BTowns :

Regular Video Games, RGR, or Franchises? The thread isn't a bad idea, but it's game related so I don't think it works here.

I've beat all of them and I think the hardest was Prime 2 on Hard Mode...if you've got tips for "Prime" on Prime 2-Hard Mode, that would be cool--I don't remember how I beat it, but I remember it took me about 2 weeks of attempts and giving up.

BNuge : How was the Prime series, I always wanted to. How was the multiplayer on the second one? I have never played 2D metroid sorry.

UserMike :

All 3 Prime games were 3D. Metroid Prime 1, 2, and 3 were all Sci Fi FPS style. The biggest difference compared to other FPS games is that you don't have individual missions. It's one long adventure with lots of save points. The multiplayer is decent, but not much fun unless you have a human opponent who is also around your skill level.

The hardest thing about the series is that all 3 games have a miniquest near the end that you have to complete. All 3 miniquests consist of "Here's a riddle about a place you've been to. Now figure out what we're talking about, then backtrack through everywhere you've been until you find that place. When you get there, find the item that we hid in an obscure area of the room ." When you visit any room it gets recorded on your map and it is named, so the search isn't impossible. Still I think there were around a dozen artifacts in the first game, so it was a bit tedious.

I would advise buying the Metroid Prime Trilogy game. It has all 3 games on one Wii disc. They drastically improved the controls for Metroid Prime 3 and applied those controls to the first two for the Trilogy disc.

Since this is about a specific game series, Metroid, it belongs in video game franchises. Since it's almost an ask anything thread, I'll let the mods there decide how to deal with it.

-Moved to Video Game Franchises from Help-

I don't mean to be meen but can you speciphy what you need?