Metroid Prime series not finished? News
Wii GameCube News by Robert Purchese
Metroid Prime veteran producer Kensuke Tanabe has hinted that the series may live on, despite the story coming to a close in Metroid Prime Corruption.
Talking to Kotaku, Tanabe toyed with ideas for future iterations
"As all I take part in is the Prime series, I am not capable of commenting on the whole Metroid series. But we will keep considering multiplayer for the Prime series," said Tanabe.
"For instance, I think I can come up with some unique ideas using the Morph Ball, which is a specific skill of Samus."
It's tenuous, but then a scenario where Nintendo keeps a successful fire burning isn't hard to imagine. "We all love Mario," as Reggie Fils-Aime told us at E3 this year.
The Metroid Prime Trilogy - released earlier this month - bundled all three games of the series on Wii, lending the two GameCube instalments nifty motion-sensing controls.
Head over to our Metroid Prime Trilogy review for the verdict.
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