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- Season 1 Quake Sega Saturn Analysis: The Impossible Port
- Season 1 Shenmue: A Game Ahead Of Its Time
- Season 1 Duke Nukem 3D: Come Get Some... Ports!
- Season 1 The Birth Of Unreal Engine On Console
- Season 1 Half-Life: The Shooter Redefined On PC, PS2 And Dreamcast
- Season 1 Castlevania Symphony of the Night In-Depth Analysis
- Season 1 The Nintendo Launch Spectacular: NES/SNES/N64/GCN/Wii
- Season 1 Half-Life 2: The Shooter Evolved
- Season 1 Rare's N64 Classics: GoldenEye and Perfect Dark
- Season 1 Deus Ex is A PC Classic, But What About PlayStation 2?
- Season 1 Ridge Racer 5 and Ridge Racer Type 4 PS2/PS1
- Season 1 MechWarrior 2: 31st Century Combat: DOS/Win95/3DFX/PS1/Saturn
- Season 1 MDK: Shiny Entertainment's PC Masterpiece
- Season 1 Daytona USA and Why Frame-Rate Has Always Mattered
- Season 1 Silent Hill 2: Horror Perfected on PS2/Xbox/PC/PS3
- Season 1 Origin Systems and the Crusader Series on PC/PS1/Saturn/PSP
- Season 1 Metroid Prime: First Person Action Redefined GC/Wii
- Season 1 Tomb Raider Analysed on PS1/Saturn/DOS/Win95
- Season 1 Shenmue 2: A Masterpiece Revisited
- Season 1 Ico Revisited - The Ueda Collection: Part 1
- Season 1 Shadow of the Colossus Revisited - The Ueda Collection: Part 2
DF Retro - Season 1 Episode 17 Metroid Prime: First Person Action Redefined GC/Wii
0.00 48 minutes John revisits Retro Studios classic installment in the Metroid series. Now in first person, Retro and Nintendo manage to perfectly translate the essence of the Super NES classic into full 3D. Metroid Prime delivers some of the richest visuals on the GameCube all at a rock solid 60 frames per second. We follow up with a quick look at the Wii version of the game and check out Metroid Prime running on the PC using Dolphin Ishiiruka.
