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Wii Update, Metroid Prime 3 Videos Released
by Chris Remo, Aug 13, 2007 10:44pm PDTAs indicated by the pulsing blue light surrounding the Wii console's disc drive, another system update was released tonight. According to a bulletin sent out to Wii users via the systems, the relatively minor update fixes a freezing issue with the Internet Channel, which occurred when resetting the system while browsing, as well as smooths out some connection problems associated with the console's optional ethernet adapter. Just before the system was sent out, two new Metroid Prime 3 videos were released to the Metroid Prime 3 preview channel. They showcase Samus' spider ball ability and a galaxy-wide network of Aurora supercomputers--which bear a striking resemblance to antagonist Mother Brain. The videos can also be found on FileShack. The spider ball video can be seen below, and the Aurora video is viewable in the full story.
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If that leads to a fight with a phazon-powered Mother Brain-alike at the end of Prime 3, I'm completely happy with that.
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Oh fucking hell yes. I didn't even catch that at first.
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Also, I usually don't give half a crap about pre-release videos that focus on a game's story elements, but having them give the old stuff a real back story (or at least one that I've never been aware of) was a real nice surprise.
http://www.gametrailers.com/game/1979.html
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