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''Trilogy'' is the Collector's Editon of all three ''Metroid Prime'' games in the series, with the first two being ported for the Nintendo Wii in 2009. The game borrowed the controls from the New Play Control! versions of the first two ''Metroid Prime'' titles released in Japan. It also has the Multiplayer of ''Metroid Prime 2: Echoes'' with the new controls as well. The game featured concept artwork and other extras to those who purchased the package. ''Metroid Prime Trilogy'' is one of the few titles on the Nintendo Channel with a Platimum rating, indicating its replay value and its gameplay elements. The trilogy is defined as a must-own of three of the most highly-acclaimed games for their systems. The game, like the others, had good reception and included all three games into one package. Its production, however, is discontinued. | ''Trilogy'' is the Collector's Editon of all three ''Metroid Prime'' games in the series, with the first two being ported for the Nintendo Wii in 2009. The game borrowed the controls from the New Play Control! versions of the first two ''Metroid Prime'' titles released in Japan. It also has the Multiplayer of ''Metroid Prime 2: Echoes'' with the new controls as well. The game featured concept artwork and other extras to those who purchased the package. ''Metroid Prime Trilogy'' is one of the few titles on the Nintendo Channel with a Platimum rating, indicating its replay value and its gameplay elements. The trilogy is defined as a must-own of three of the most highly-acclaimed games for their systems. The game, like the others, had good reception and included all three games into one package. Its production, however, is discontinued. | ||
It was later re-released as a digital download on the Wii U in January 2015. | |||
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