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Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Preview is a promotional Wii Channel released in August 2007. | Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Preview is a promotional Wii Channel released in August 2007. It contained 10 video previews for the game, released in the weeks leading up to the release of ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. In addition, it contained promotional artwork for the game that could be revealed by holding the A button on the Wii Remote and going over the squares. | ||
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A cinematic trailer promoting the game's release, that introduces the bounty hunters [[Rundas]], [[Ghor]], and [[Gandrayda]], as well as showing their subsequent corruption by [[Dark Samus]] | |||
==Bridge Fight== | |||
Gameplay video showing [[Samus Aran]] battling against the [[Space Pirate]]s on [[Norion]]. | |||
==Aurora== | |||
Trailer introducing the [[Galactic Federation]]'s [[Aurora Unit]]s, narrated by [[Aurora Unit 242]]. Of note is the plans for a "cross section of future Aurora complex", which is identical to [[Mother Brain]]'s lair in [[Tourian]] from ''[[Super Metroid]]''. | |||
==Spider Ball== | |||
Gameplay video showcasing the [[Spider Ball]], used on [[Elysia]]. | |||
==Phazon Enhancement Device== | |||
Trailer showcasing the Galactic Federation's [[Phazon Enhancement Device|PED]], demonstrating its power. | |||
==Air Assault== | |||
Gameplay video showing a battle with Space Pirates on [[Bryyo]]. | |||
==Valhalla== | |||
Trailer showing the derelict [[G.F.S. Valhalla]], revealing that the Space Pirates stole the [[Aurora Unit 313]]. | |||
==Bowling== | |||
Gameplay video showcasing the [[Boost Ball]], used to knock over a group of [[Tinbot]]s. | |||
==Dark Samus== | |||
Trailer told from the point of view of the Space Pirates, glorifying their new leader, [[Dark Samus]]. | |||
==Mine Battle== | |||
Gameplay video showing the battle just before obtaining the [[Nova Beam]] on the [[Pirate Homeworld]]. | |||
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Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Preview is a promotional Wii Channel released in August 2007. It contained 10 video previews for the game, released in the weeks leading up to the release of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. In addition, it contained promotional artwork for the game that could be revealed by holding the A button on the Wii Remote and going over the squares.
Corruption[edit | edit source]
A cinematic trailer promoting the game's release, that introduces the bounty hunters Rundas, Ghor, and Gandrayda, as well as showing their subsequent corruption by Dark Samus
Bridge Fight[edit | edit source]
Gameplay video showing Samus Aran battling against the Space Pirates on Norion.
Aurora[edit | edit source]
Trailer introducing the Galactic Federation's Aurora Units, narrated by Aurora Unit 242. Of note is the plans for a "cross section of future Aurora complex", which is identical to Mother Brain's lair in Tourian from Super Metroid.
Spider Ball[edit | edit source]
Gameplay video showcasing the Spider Ball, used on Elysia.
Phazon Enhancement Device[edit | edit source]
Trailer showcasing the Galactic Federation's PED, demonstrating its power.
Air Assault[edit | edit source]
Gameplay video showing a battle with Space Pirates on Bryyo.
Valhalla[edit | edit source]
Trailer showing the derelict G.F.S. Valhalla, revealing that the Space Pirates stole the Aurora Unit 313.
Bowling[edit | edit source]
Gameplay video showcasing the Boost Ball, used to knock over a group of Tinbots.
Dark Samus[edit | edit source]
Trailer told from the point of view of the Space Pirates, glorifying their new leader, Dark Samus.
Mine Battle[edit | edit source]
Gameplay video showing the battle just before obtaining the Nova Beam on the Pirate Homeworld.
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