Metroid Prime (Game Cube, 2002)

The infamous bounty Hunter, Samus Aran, is finally back and in her first Gamecube game. Metroid Prime boasts a new experience for any Metroid fan, a first person shooter system. The player sees the world through Samus's eyes (or rather her helmet) and gains a new feeling toward the Metroid story. The Space Pirates are back and up to no good as they are now conducting wicked experiments using a newly discovered mutagen. This stuff can turn even the weakest monster into a vicious predator. Samus reunites with an old world and old enemies as her past is made more clear to us and we see just how horrible the pirates can be. Aside from offering a new view on Metroid, this game also could be known for it's fear factor. The music matches the mood and often while you are playing the game, you may get a shiver down your spine as a hidden creature shrieks and hops out of nowhere while there is complete silence or a scary tune playing. The Gamecube controller perfectly matches the game and isin't at all hard to get used to. Aside from scaring you from time to time, this game will give you hours of entertainment. If you like this game, you should check out it's sequel.