TheSixthAxis

1st September 2016
Metroid Prime: Federation Force

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Dave Irwin
Publisher: Nintendo
Machine: Nintendo 3DS

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Scores

Nintendo 3DS Version
Overall40%

Summary

If Metroid Prime: Federation Force is anything to go by, I am fearful of the future of the 30 year old franchise. It's certainly not fun on its own and only marginally more so with others.

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