Trilogy Walkthrough :
Don’t just settle for one Prime guide — get all three! Our walkthroughs for Metroid Prime 1–3 have been carefully crafted to lead you step by step through Samus Aran’s most challenging adventures. Solve every puzzle and annihilate every foe as you follow along, claiming suit upgrades and weapon expansions at the most convenient times!

Labeled Maps :
In addition to our walkthroughs, there are enhanced 3-D maps of every world Samus explores throughout the epic Metroid Prime : Trilogy. Use them to identify upcoming goodies or quickly track down something vital. Each map is fully labeled with all items of interest, using numbered icons that correspond to the walkthrough and checklists.

Checklists and Extras :
With well over 300 upgrades, expansions, and log entries for you to accumulate in Metroid Prime : Trilogy, you’ll find loads of quick-reference checklists kept in one convenient place at the back of the guide. You’ll never miss a thing!

5 Responses to “Metroid Prime Trilogy (Wii): Prima Official Game Guide (Prima Official Game Guides)”

1. Benjamin A. Hester says:

   February 15, 2010 at 12:00 am

   The price was excellent, but there was a small snafu in the shipping (no the shipper’s fault, so far as I can tell): the guide didn’t arrive until almost a month later. When it did arrive, it was in perfect condition, so no real problems.
2. Michael Kerner says:

   January 31, 2010 at 12:00 am

   There is no doubt about the Metroid Prime series, and the success it has had for Nintendo with the Gamecube and with the Wii. But since NIntendo chose not to make strategy guides anymore, it has lead some of their biggest games in tougher maps being showcased. That is honestly the truth with Metroid Prime Trilogy for the Nintendo Wii, and this strategy guide from Prima, doesn’t deliver as well as it should. There aren’t enough maps here to deliver well for gameplay, especially if you haven’t yet played the original Metroid Prime or Metroid Prime 2: Echoes from the original Nintendo Gamecube. Considering those games were also redesigned for this version for the Wii, it doesn’y make it a strong enough help. If you still have the ones from the Nintendo Gamecube that Nintendo had made, than I truthfully recommed you use those to help you here in this game, as well as the one that Prima had made for Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. This strategy guide really isn’t worth the money, and easily a crash and burn for Samus too.

   Price: D

   Convience & Tips: C-

   Maps: D

   Overall: D+
3. Master DC says:

   January 21, 2010 at 12:00 am

   The guide was a gift, along with the game. I now have ALL the power-ups, secrets, etc. for the games. This is a MUST-BUY for any Metroid Prime fan that wants to get the ending videos/get through the game without dying!
4. Victus says:

   January 18, 2010 at 12:00 am

   First off, I agree with most of the other reviewers: If you have the original guides for Metroid Prime 1, 2, & 3, then just use those. If you don’t have the old guides, then this is a decent game guide to own. However, all of the information in this book is on the internet in some form or fashion. From text walkthroughs to YouTube video walkthroughs, its out there if you know where to look. I decided to get the book because my computer is in another room…I didn’t want to travel from room to room whenever I got stuck on a part of the game. Also, the online text walkthroughs are okay, put they are dull to look at. So, I bought the book to be ready-at-hand and for the good game screen shots and the color graphics.

   The only cons that I have, besides the occasional spelling/grammatical errors, are the lack of game art work and the condensed format which can be confusing if you aren’t paying attention.
5. Florence Ingram says:

   January 11, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Bought this Christmas for my husband, it arrived promptly and in excellent condition, and he loved it. thank you