Metroid Prime: Federation Force
- August 18, 2016
- Nintendo
Metroid Prime: Federation Force is not only the best FPS on the 3DS, but perhaps one of my favorite FPS games ever.
"Metroid Prime: Federation Force" is a co-op focused sci-fi shooter game set in the Metroid Prime universe. Players can join a 4-player local or online squad as members of the Federation Force, working together to complete missions, eliminate Space Pirates, and tackle bosses. Customization options for subweapons and MODs allow for strategic teamwork and enhanced cooperation in this action-packed entry in the Metroid Prime saga.
Nintendo 3ds
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Critic Reviews
Metroid Prime: Federation Force Review
Despite the undue hate it has been subjected to over the past year, Metroid Prime: Federation Force is a very impressive, polished and playable package - the only real grumble we have is that during online play the lack of voice chat can become maddening, and the game's built-in chat function is an inadequate substitute. This aside, Next Level Games has treated the franchise with the respect that it deserves while successfully attempting to bring co-op multiplayer to the world of Samus Aran. While you don't get to play as her here, it's easy to accept that this game is all about the unknown soldier, the average space Joe (or space Jane) who signed up for their military service in the Galactic Federation. Once you become comfortable with that and the excellent tutorials draw you in, you have in your hands yet another fantastic Nintendo offering for your 3DS.
80%Not at full force: Metroid Prime: Federation Force review
Metroid Prime: Federation Force succeeds at carving out its own identity, but loses a few elements in translation. It’s still Metroid at its core but lacks the masterful execution that the series is known for.
75%Metroid Prime: Federation Force GBAtemp review
An emphasis on bad puzzles and a lack of real communication turns Federation Force's focus away from where it should be: tough battles and strategic customization. It's not the game that most people were looking for, and it's certainly not flawless as a standalone title, but there's a lot it does well. Ambitious but ultimately underwhelming, the title unfortunately emphasizes the parts of itself which are the most problematic.
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