US Gamer

19th August 2016
Metroid Prime: Federation Force

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Jeremy Parish
Publisher: Nintendo
Machine: Nintendo 3DS

While the verdict remains out on multiplayer, Nintendo's controversial FPS plays well despite its divergence from the Metroid series' platonic ideal.

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Jeremy Parish

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Summary

Federation Force has proven to be a pleasant surprise, and my feelings on playing the game quickly went from 'reluctant dread' to 'respectful delight'.

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