Everything felt so odd. Ancient technology, sandy ruins, parasitc life, mystic statues and altars. It felt like being Indiana Jones in space. Perfection.
Metroid Prime felt so odd and somewhat uncomfortable, it really did capture the vibe of "You're on a dangerous alien planet and you don't know anything about it."
Ayo that swarm though...what about when you go up to a door and you know damn well ghosts are on the other side? That's the feeling I love in this game.
"This music makes me want to explore!" "This music reminds of technology and civilization!" "This music reminds of those cursed war wasps." *This music makes me wish my GameCube weren't broken.*
@@corrondo8983 youtube decided to *not* give me a notification and so i found your comment just from coming back to listen again. bought a new one, beat prime 1 three times, working on echoes now. :p
The Chozo Ruins are where Prime knuckles down. Everything goes eerily quiet during the elevator ride... then the drums kick in as you step off, and it's go time. The reality of this place takes a while to fully sink in, but right away, you know you'd better keep your wits about you.
I was always uncomfortable in this area of the game. I felt like I was being watched or judged at every turn in the ruins. And to a certain extent, I think I was. War Wasps were the least of my worries once the shadows that prowled the ruins materialized and the ghosts of the past took up combat. One of the creepiest and intriguing areas in the game.
Tbh, I felt the same way. I first played this game when I was much younger, and I refused to play after dark because of how afraid I was. Revisiting this game more recently, I find myself preferring to play in the dark simply to better immerse myself in a beautiful world, not lacking in detail despite being over 20 years old at this point. The music can really add to the atmosphere of a location. It isn't all in graphics. I'm glad that most games in the series seem to understand that.
I re-played the whole Metroid Prime trilogy during this quarantine and got 100% items in each game. I can't wait until Metroid Prime 4. Metroid fans are fam, love you guys.
This music tells everything about the civilization it depicts: the otherwordly-sounding whistle for the shroud of mystery which surrounds the Chozo's disappearance, the chorus-like background for the spiritual heights they reached and what they held sacred, the percussions for their everburning desire for progress and knowledge, inevitably clashing with the greed for power. Majestic.
What people forget is that this was the golden age of console gaming. Competition wasn't anything like it was or is now. SEGA was out of the picture. PS2 didn't suffer from a limited library like the PS3 did. Xbox didn't have the hardware problems that the 360 had. GameCube didn't fall into any of the advertising mistakes that the Wii U had. All it was was a competition to see who could make the best games and man did they deliver. Metroid Prime, Mario Sunshine, Melee, Sly Cooper, Halo 2, Midnight Club... Those were the days. No one falling behind for the other companies to boost themselves: just good games being made regularly.
I would agree. Not "the" golden age, but, definitely one of the best cycles. GC was a horrible underdog with its mini DVD format but had fucking amazing games!! Eternal Darkness, Metroid Prime, to name but a few. Who would have thought a US studio could do this title justice....
Holy shiet. You're right. 100%. Every game you mentioned are in my top games of all time. (Don't forget time splitters too) What an epic era of gaming. I really miss those days, man.
Señor Criticon You're misunderstanding. Yes, better games have been made, but what I was praising was the era. EVERYBODY was making good games, games that still hold up today. Competition was actually competitive, as companies had to do more than just mooch off the failure of another brand. And it shows with really solid games from the ERA.
I'm pretty sure his main argument wasn't that all the games were better, but that the gaming industry itself was better back then. It was a time where 3D games were just being perfected and developers were expressing their creativity with new technology. A time where reboots, military shooters, and pay-to-win shovelware weren't flooding the market like it is today. Almost every multiplayer game had splitscreen, every console had a variety of exclusives unlike today, and expansion packs actually added value to a game unlike DLC and micro-transactions. Also, Payday 2 and Warframe don't even compare to the games Armydillo62o mentioned above, or Metroid Prime for the matter. You could of picked some actual good games that aren't pay-to-win, like Dark Souls or Wolfenstein TNO.
Got Metroid Dread for my birthday as my first introduction to the series, I loved it so much I went and bought the prime trilogy on my Wii U, gotta say the first game has really held up well to the test of time, its so much fun so far! Chozo Ruins is an absolute BOP.
Though your profile pic was zoro from one piece for a bit I was ready to compliment you about the nice profile pic Then I looked at your name and realized it was the scout But that's still pretty cool so nice profile pic
I love how when you first enter the ruins its very quiet and eery, but after you leave and return this track comes on and it's like ok girl you got this. Tallon over world does the same thing, and its fantastic about boosting your confidence and showing that you have made progress. I think if phazon mines had a similar soundtrack after beating the last boss people would be more likely to revisit it again.
Lol, I was very afraid to die every time I played this game. Eventually, I kinda avoided it, but then i came back to it. Loved it! the immersion was so good. I remember when I was at the Phazon Mines, I would shiver and get a little nauseous when I had to travel from the beginning of the Phazon Mines to the area where you fight the invisible security drone.
+Kevin Anaya I experienced the same thing. This game was so creepy in the fact that all of the creatures were hostile and in some way disgusting. Like how everything in the Chozo Ruins was toxic such as the Toxic Tangleweeds or the Blastcaps. Such a great game
I would have loved to beat the game. Unfortunately, my game had a glitch where one of the chozo artifacts was replaced with a power bomb upgrade, so I never got all of the artifacts and couldn't finish the game
We were blessed in those days, great games with unlockable content, early internet without social media throwing 5 millions different things at us per minute. The three consoles Xbox, PS2 and Gamecube had different designs and libraries each. It's good to come back here every so often
Pretty much every track from this (greatest game of all time) is insane i remember when i was a kid i got stuck in the chozo section for days because the music makes you think that there is a big mistery( way bigger than just clearing out rooms) that i was searching in places where it was impossible to do anything just because the music made me think something had to be found.
came back to listen to this. I still love this theme to pieces for so many reasons (the way "sandy" sounds are mixed with animal screeches and techno-y sounds, that permanent echo at the back of the song that's almost like the wind blowing, the mysterious vibe it has since you're basically discovering Samus' s past while you search for lore and know more about the Chozo...). This song talks to me, it tells a story and has such amazing progression.
This tune sets the scene so well- 'everything's dead' it seems to say. It's moody and, like the level itself, full of promise of mysteries to come- an excellent accompaniment to the Chozo Ruins.
If you listen carefully, you can hear a two-note chanting theme (and a phyrgian melodic theme) that reappears in the darker/scarier portions of Chozo ruins (slower and more ominous of course). GOD I love this game.
Man, I remember playing this with my purchase of a Game Cube. I played this back when I was in 8th-9th grade or so when I took an Advanced Biology class. You have no idea how much of what I learned in that class resonated with this game. All of the concept art really spurred thoughts in my mind about how alien biology worked.
this brings me back to the forest I used to go in, the smell of french vanilla coffee around 5:00 in the morning. Man, music brings me back to a lot of times. It's a reason why I love music =)
I must say that Metroid Prime 1 is really what broke me into the rest of the series, I mean corruption 3 was my first oddly, but I remember not knowing what the hell was going on or what to do because I didn't read shit, and then being stuck on the pirate home world caused me to take a long ass break in which I used the time span to get Prime 1, luckily that time around I found it a necessity to actually scan around and read the logs about Tallon's interesting history, the Chozo, and the Pirates so when I beat this game for the first time I was ready to tackle 3 again.
When I got this game, I was surprised about the graphics. The graphics are so realistic. Not like modern games where everything is so shiny. This game had real graphics.
@@dan78789 It was creepy which made it awesome, it was fun, and the graphics were amazing. My TV doesn't have headphone plugin because it was made like in early 2000. Dead space is such an awesome game.
Such an ingenious soundtrack for the first main level in Metroid prime. Really gave you motivation to keep moving and exploring and gave you a strong sense of wonderment, and that slightly Erie feeling of being completely isolated. It felt like as if the sounds of the environment were emitting this soundtrack like it was natural
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Glitch door? Pardon my ignorance, but I never played Metroid Prime back when it was originally released. I'm just starting out on the Trilogy (downloaded from the Wii-U eShop), so I'm still pretty new.
Burraku Dusk The Door inside the main hub room, that leads west into the second sub-boss during your first visit, if you came back later in the game and have missed some of the chozo artifacts you "CAN" get, the door glitches out and makes your game crash due to overload as the game was insanely graphical for a gamecube game. PS: this was also only for the GameCube, it may have been fixed in the wii version.
TheSeanminator It's the one in the middle to the left, it sometimes takes forever to load it, and sometimes when it opens, BANG, it crashes, but like i said, it was only on the GCN version.
The theme alone makes it sound like as if I am in ruins among a sandy desert by the sound that I thought was a short gust of wind, the snap as if some rock is falling. Amazing.
Metroid Prime... Such a great game :3 I am one of the many lucky people to get a copy before game stop "STOPPED" selling gamecube games :P D... Did anyone see what I just did there? **COUGH** IT'S FUNNY **COUGH**
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You make it through the Tallon over world without much trouble, if your like me you were still getting used to the controls. You find this elevator looking thing, seeing as there is nowhere's else to go you hop on and enjoy a cool yet almost ominous transition scene. You come out of the elevator and find yourself in some kind of ruin, the game senses your confusion and you are treated to a little cut scene that reveals this place is called chozo ruins. epic music, game play you've bought a gem.
currently replaying this game after maybe nine years.......So classic.....and this track....O my god.........love how the drums come in/it becomes more upbeat after you start getting your gear back....
All the Metroid prime OST its outstanding, every song has a unique characteristic, for example in this track I like the creature like instrument that sounds sometimes in the background.
This game really showcases what happens when developers and programmers pull out all stops and create an awesome experience. This game is an absolutely timeless masterpiece! :)
i remember (and still do this sometimes) just turning the game on and letting the music go while i do other stuff, then move to a different area when i wanted a different song going. switching tracks has never been so cool
Love how these pieces of music really give of the feel of the area. If I played this for someone who couldn't see the title or has never played the game they could get the feeling of the location from these. For example, Chozo Ruins here has a very empty and desolate vibe, what with its repetitive percussion and minimal sound effects on top of the airy synth music.
yeah, and the song seems to evolve as time goes on, i forget the exact upgrade that changes the music a third time, but after which, it seems to project confidence and understanding of the land around you.
This music sets such a mood that I will never forget it all of my life. One of the best games and best soundtracks of all time, period! Any other opinions are obsolete.
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Everything felt so odd. Ancient technology, sandy ruins, parasitc life, mystic statues and altars. It felt like being Indiana Jones in space.
Perfection.
Metroid in a nutshell
The best alien fighting game ever. And their soundtracks are second to none
Metroid Prime felt so odd and somewhat uncomfortable, it really did capture the vibe of "You're on a dangerous alien planet and you don't know anything about it."
Or Alien
I can't hear this song without also hearing War Wasps in my head...
ThatColbyJackDude I don't remember what the wasps sound like, but I can almost hear a buzzing sound in the music.
ThatColbyJackDude Or boost balling past those leeches in the adjoining tunnel room.
+Big Core Mk X The screeching sound was the worst -_-
Oh god , I remember my first time with the war wasp based bosses , it was hell, in a good way, though, I was pretty young and bad at games.
ThatColbyJackDude hahaha you are the best...
This song always made me feel like I was progressing.
I started playing this game 4 days ago and this is the exact same feel I get when this song plays
for me at first It felt more like being paced, and felt like I was solving some mystery
Yeah me too i felt like i was progressing when i really wasn’t
Is it just me or is anyone else getting like flashbacks and hearing wasps in the background o.o
enter *murder hornets*
Me too
I'm getting flashbacks... to last night, when I last played it 🤣
Ayo that swarm though...what about when you go up to a door and you know damn well ghosts are on the other side? That's the feeling I love in this game.
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METROID PRIME HD BROUGHT ME BACK HERE
God that was a gift from nintendo.
"This music makes me want to explore!"
"This music reminds of technology and civilization!"
"This music reminds of those cursed war wasps."
*This music makes me wish my GameCube weren't broken.*
lol any luck on that so far?
@@corrondo8983 youtube decided to *not* give me a notification and so i found your comment just from coming back to listen again.
bought a new one, beat prime 1 three times, working on echoes now. :p
That is Why i Have 4 Gamecubes LoL
You do know you can run cube discs on the Wii.
@@gigaslave My original Wii broke a long time ago. :(
It sort of has a feel of combining technology (bass and drums) with something spiritual (whistles and strings). It other words--the Chozo!
The Chozo Ruins are where Prime knuckles down. Everything goes eerily quiet during the elevator ride... then the drums kick in as you step off, and it's go time. The reality of this place takes a while to fully sink in, but right away, you know you'd better keep your wits about you.
Reading these comments makes me really like the Metroid fanbase.
For once a fan base that isn't destructive
WalrusEternal We are a small enough community as it is anyways.
No reason to hate each other. 😇
Just gotta love that armor and more.XD
I mean... Mention Other M in either a positive or negative way and it's an instant fight.
@@Dogman_35
Other M was an ok game.
There, now both sides are miserable. :P
This game was such a masterpiece and i can't say it enough but it is still one of the best games i have played in my life. Respect!
Same
Same.
Agreed the soundtrack was nice, the bosses, find so many uses in all the levels
Same.
Same here
I was always uncomfortable in this area of the game. I felt like I was being watched or judged at every turn in the ruins. And to a certain extent, I think I was.
War Wasps were the least of my worries once the shadows that prowled the ruins materialized and the ghosts of the past took up combat.
One of the creepiest and intriguing areas in the game.
That was way more well written than it needed to be, and im glad it is
The background drone creates that effect.
Tbh, I felt the same way. I first played this game when I was much younger, and I refused to play after dark because of how afraid I was. Revisiting this game more recently, I find myself preferring to play in the dark simply to better immerse myself in a beautiful world, not lacking in detail despite being over 20 years old at this point. The music can really add to the atmosphere of a location. It isn't all in graphics. I'm glad that most games in the series seem to understand that.
i picture a really bored Chozo playing the maraca lol.
Rico O' Rourke Someone should draw that
LOL. Just gonna chill out in these ruins and shake my maraca. Man my species has really fallen.
How high were you? Lol
great music.....SUDDENLY CHOZO GHOSTS!
please don't trigger me like that :(
Yuki Izayoi "EEEEWRRCCCHHHHH!"
*Spastic music starts playing*
thankfully they become easier with the x-ray visor, but before that...dear lord
@@elgeniomaestro Super missiles make short work of them
I re-played the whole Metroid Prime trilogy during this quarantine and got 100% items in each game. I can't wait until Metroid Prime 4. Metroid fans are fam, love you guys.
nice flex
Love you too brother!
Now go checkout the epic remake of chozo ruins OST by Sezon. You won't regret it.
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There was no word that starts with a Pand, and Ends with a Mic.
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just 1 more year bro!!
I love how pieces of this track slowly fall into place the more you explore the ruins.
This music tells everything about the civilization it depicts: the otherwordly-sounding whistle for the shroud of mystery which surrounds the Chozo's disappearance, the chorus-like background for the spiritual heights they reached and what they held sacred, the percussions for their everburning desire for progress and knowledge, inevitably clashing with the greed for power. Majestic.
Excellent tune. What I love the most is that spacey "whistling" sound. I don't think it's a whistle, but it just sounds so subtle, yet so catchy.
What people forget is that this was the golden age of console gaming. Competition wasn't anything like it was or is now. SEGA was out of the picture. PS2 didn't suffer from a limited library like the PS3 did. Xbox didn't have the hardware problems that the 360 had. GameCube didn't fall into any of the advertising mistakes that the Wii U had.
All it was was a competition to see who could make the best games and man did they deliver. Metroid Prime, Mario Sunshine, Melee, Sly Cooper, Halo 2, Midnight Club... Those were the days. No one falling behind for the other companies to boost themselves: just good games being made regularly.
I would agree. Not "the" golden age, but, definitely one of the best cycles. GC was a horrible underdog with its mini DVD format but had fucking amazing games!! Eternal Darkness, Metroid Prime, to name but a few. Who would have thought a US studio could do this title justice....
Holy shiet. You're right. 100%. Every game you mentioned are in my top games of all time. (Don't forget time splitters too) What an epic era of gaming. I really miss those days, man.
Señor Criticon You're misunderstanding. Yes, better games have been made, but what I was praising was the era. EVERYBODY was making good games, games that still hold up today. Competition was actually competitive, as companies had to do more than just mooch off the failure of another brand. And it shows with really solid games from the ERA.
I'm pretty sure his main argument wasn't that all the games were better, but that the gaming industry itself was better back then. It was a time where 3D games were just being perfected and developers were expressing their creativity with new technology. A time where reboots, military shooters, and pay-to-win shovelware weren't flooding the market like it is today. Almost every multiplayer game had splitscreen, every console had a variety of exclusives unlike today, and expansion packs actually added value to a game unlike DLC and micro-transactions.
Also, Payday 2 and Warframe don't even compare to the games Armydillo62o mentioned above, or Metroid Prime for the matter. You could of picked some actual good games that aren't pay-to-win, like Dark Souls or Wolfenstein TNO.
MentalAutopsy Word, and to add to that, local multiplayer has been completely shunned to the side after ps2's reign ended. It's a damn tragedy.
That tinny little synth at 2:50 always hits like a truck
Got Metroid Dread for my birthday as my first introduction to the series, I loved it so much I went and bought the prime trilogy on my Wii U, gotta say the first game has really held up well to the test of time, its so much fun so far! Chozo Ruins is an absolute BOP.
This is some Aphex Twin shit, and I heard it when I was sooo young
Holy crap yeah. It's crazy how similar this sounds.
It really does have an Aphex Twin feel to it. Sounds like something that would be on the second ambient collection album.
Yo I just discovered Aphex Twin because of this comment. I’m definitely liking his stuff so far.
Is it just me or does this song feel like a song you would hear while trying to solve a puzzle
I think the puzzle one is similar
Metroid games are like one giant puzzle, and that's why they are awesome.
"Show us on the map where you acquired the Super Missiles, Ms. Aran."
"Professor, look! There's a puzzle hidden in this War Wasp hive!"
One hell of a catchy beat!
This theme is so creepy. I hated Chozo ruins because of the wasps and ghosts
Though your profile pic was zoro from one piece for a bit
I was ready to compliment you about the nice profile pic
Then I looked at your name and realized it was the scout
But that's still pretty cool so nice profile pic
I love how when you first enter the ruins its very quiet and eery, but after you leave and return this track comes on and it's like ok girl you got this. Tallon over world does the same thing, and its fantastic about boosting your confidence and showing that you have made progress. I think if phazon mines had a similar soundtrack after beating the last boss people would be more likely to revisit it again.
nostalgia trip right here, these were the days.
This music is so engraved in my mind from playing Metroid Prime, that this music plays in my head whenever it's a hot and sunny day...
That backstreet beat though 😏
Lol, I was very afraid to die every time I played this game. Eventually, I kinda avoided it, but then i came back to it. Loved it! the immersion was so good. I remember when I was at the Phazon Mines, I would shiver and get a little nauseous when I had to travel from the beginning of the Phazon Mines to the area where you fight the invisible security drone.
+Kevin Anaya I experienced the same thing. This game was so creepy in the fact that all of the creatures were hostile and in some way disgusting. Like how everything in the Chozo Ruins was toxic such as the Toxic Tangleweeds or the Blastcaps. Such a great game
I would have loved to beat the game. Unfortunately, my game had a glitch where one of the chozo artifacts was replaced with a power bomb upgrade, so I never got all of the artifacts and couldn't finish the game
i picture a bored Chozo shaking a Maraca one time to ea beat
Right. I got bad anxiety in the dark labs where u had to use thermal visor to see!
THis is the music when youve cleared an area out in Chozo ruins, also the music that makes me smile
yeah it starts off with a simple beat and adds a little more complexity each suit upgrade. eventually it sounds like this!
this songs beat has been stuck in my head since 2003.
We were blessed in those days, great games with unlockable content, early internet without social media throwing 5 millions different things at us per minute. The three consoles Xbox, PS2 and Gamecube had different designs and libraries each. It's good to come back here every so often
Pretty much every track from this (greatest game of all time) is insane i remember when i was a kid i got stuck in the chozo section for days because the music makes you think that there is a big mistery( way bigger than just clearing out rooms) that i was searching in places where it was impossible to do anything just because the music made me think something had to be found.
This has got to be one of the best videogame soundtracks ever! Loving the beat here nice groove
One of my all time favourite games. They really got it right with this one.
came back to listen to this. I still love this theme to pieces for so many reasons (the way "sandy" sounds are mixed with animal screeches and techno-y sounds, that permanent echo at the back of the song that's almost like the wind blowing, the mysterious vibe it has since you're basically discovering Samus' s past while you search for lore and know more about the Chozo...). This song talks to me, it tells a story and has such amazing progression.
The entire OST is amazing.
+modelnumber000000001 yeah pretty much. It's just this one in particular together with tallon overworld 2 are masterpieces for me.
+nintendoluigi Chozo were such strong but gentle creatures
Epic Game
One of the best games of the gamecube !
This, Starfox Adventures and LoZ Wind Waker are Gamecube games sent from God.
Don't forget Melee! That game was my childhood. I miss GameCube..
Victor Zambrano Resident Evil 4
the best
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Star fox adventures should've been worked on way longer , it had potential
This tune sets the scene so well-
'everything's dead' it seems to say.
It's moody and, like the level itself, full of promise of mysteries to come- an excellent accompaniment to the Chozo Ruins.
Oh Chozo ruins... you don't fail to confuse :3
Reliving this glorious game on Switch in 2023!
If you listen carefully, you can hear a two-note chanting theme (and a phyrgian melodic theme) that reappears in the darker/scarier portions of Chozo ruins (slower and more ominous of course).
GOD I love this game.
I really appreciate games like these to be in my life. Such great memories never forgotten
That part is one of the greatest moments in video game music history.
Played this game when i was 15 right when it came out. 10 years later and i'm still whistling this amazing tune.
0:44-1:11 and 2:52, my favorite parts! :D
0:00 - 4:49 is my favorite part :D
Elinator shut up clown.
Arron Taylor Darude Sandstorm was my favorite part.
Man, I remember playing this with my purchase of a Game Cube. I played this back when I was in 8th-9th grade or so when I took an Advanced Biology class. You have no idea how much of what I learned in that class resonated with this game. All of the concept art really spurred thoughts in my mind about how alien biology worked.
I'm noticing that this track is a lot heavier on the bass than my old CRT allowed to come through its speakers back in the day
Keep coming back to this
Gives off that true feeling of loneliness that Metroid games do best.
This theme is such a great composition too. Mystic, dynamic, crescendo for the intensity.
They nailed it for the overall ost
The head nodding begins at 0:13
From serene, sunlit areas to creepy dark depths. So awesome.
2:53 makes me shiver.
One of my many favorite tunes from a BEAUTIFUL soundtrack. Also one of my favorite areas in the game - and there's a lot to be done in this area.
One of the best, most atmospheric soundtracks to any game ever!!
this brings me back to the forest I used to go in, the smell of french vanilla coffee around 5:00 in the morning. Man, music brings me back to a lot of times. It's a reason why I love music =)
2:51 that's the good shit.
I must have heard this in a flash game or something. Instantly recognized the melody once someone used it jn a video, and had to track it down
I never finished it I got so lost XD but now I want to re play it because in older now and I'm positive I can beat it I'm gonna buy the trilogy
+Frank Barrera It's still pretty confusing, y'know. But it is definitely worthwhile.
So... How did it go?
Get the wifi remake version. Its superb, better controls and slightly better graphics. It was literally the ONLY wii game to get a 10.0 score
Havent played the game since 2003.... forgot how good the soundtrack was 😳
God, I hated the ghosts in chozo ruins sooooo much.
Their music raped my eardrums
They were easy to kill if im not mistaken.
terminator6267 shit, not when theres like 5 appearing out of no where and then jump/disappear in walls!!!!
Double Tap B to Dodge.
Super Missiles on them. And than X-Ray and than Super Missiles. Easy peasy.
I must say that Metroid Prime 1 is really what broke me into the rest of the series, I mean corruption 3 was my first oddly, but I remember not knowing what the hell was going on or what to do because I didn't read shit, and then being stuck on the pirate home world caused me to take a long ass break in which I used the time span to get Prime 1, luckily that time around I found it a necessity to actually scan around and read the logs about Tallon's interesting history, the Chozo, and the Pirates so when I beat this game for the first time I was ready to tackle 3 again.
When I got this game, I was surprised about the graphics. The graphics are so realistic. Not like modern games where everything is so shiny. This game had real graphics.
@@dan78789 never even heard of a death space. I just had a Nintendo game cube
@@dan78789 sure ill try it since I have an xbox
@@dan78789 I've tried it and it was great!
@@dan78789 It was creepy which made it awesome, it was fun, and the graphics were amazing. My TV doesn't have headphone plugin because it was made like in early 2000. Dead space is such an awesome game.
@@dan78789 yeah, I gotten it for free because my old flat screen broke
Such an ingenious soundtrack for the first main level in Metroid prime. Really gave you motivation to keep moving and exploring and gave you a strong sense of wonderment, and that slightly Erie feeling of being completely isolated. It felt like as if the sounds of the environment were emitting this soundtrack like it was natural
those motherfukin mushrooms
Those motherfukin wasps.
Damn Teemo...
If Metroid Prime 4 doesn't have this kind of soudtrack Nintendo mind as well not release it at all! One of the coolest soundtracks ever!
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Acquired Morph Ball; Morph Ball: Online
Suit Progression Made: Notable.
Opening Environmental-Situational-Music-Player...
Error: Suit Music Player not working
Would you like to re-install? y/n?
Beginning re-installation. Please wait.
Installation complete
Opening Environmental-Situational-Music-Player...
"Hello! And welcome to the ESMP, otherwise known as the Environmental-Situational-Music-Player, would you like to download new music?" Y/N?
Downloading Music...
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Now playing: Chozo Ruins
Thanks again for posting all this stuff. This is one of the catchier tunes.
Perhaps the most twerkable prime song
I twerking rn
one of, if not, the only games that made me enjoy scanning things
Generic comment, but YO I need to play this masterpiece yet again.
This game brings back so many memories, like we had no memory reader for some reason and if we turned it off it was over. Dang this takes me back.
*repeatedly hitting L and A*
Metroid Prime is the best one, my favorite...i get nostalgic listening to these cause there so badass
I get an Egyptian vibe from this.
Dj Anubis
feat. Set
Nomad 2145 DJ Chozo
Best gamecube game hands down, and theres a lot of other masterpieces that just fall short to that title
That freaking glitch door......!
Loved every second of the game, but that door!
Glitch door? Pardon my ignorance, but I never played Metroid Prime back when it was originally released. I'm just starting out on the Trilogy (downloaded from the Wii-U eShop), so I'm still pretty new.
Burraku Dusk The Door inside the main hub room, that leads west into the second sub-boss during your first visit, if you came back later in the game and have missed some of the chozo artifacts you "CAN" get, the door glitches out and makes your game crash due to overload as the game was insanely graphical for a gamecube game. PS: this was also only for the GameCube, it may have been fixed in the wii version.
FlammieLL
Ooh, I see. I haven't encountered any problems with that door at all (I have 12 hours worth of gameplay) so I think it was fixed.
FlammieLL
wait.. was it on that orange tunnel???? In the chozo ruins?
TheSeanminator It's the one in the middle to the left, it sometimes takes forever to load it, and sometimes when it opens, BANG, it crashes, but like i said, it was only on the GCN version.
The theme alone makes it sound like as if I am in ruins among a sandy desert by the sound that I thought was a short gust of wind, the snap as if some rock is falling. Amazing.
Metroid Prime...
Such a great game :3
I am one of the many lucky people to get a copy before game stop "STOPPED" selling gamecube games :P
D... Did anyone see what I just did there?
**COUGH** IT'S FUNNY **COUGH**
same here
*But Rumor Has It That There Is A Legendary Store In Like Mesquite/* *Forney, TX*
*That Still Sells The Magical Cartriges That We've Come To Know As* *Nintendo64 Games, Along With Most Game Platforms After The Former.*
actually they still do, there on its on rack
they have at least 50 to what i remember
Every game store I've visited in my area sells a plethora of Gamecube games.
Dallas Smith
TELL ME WHERE YOU LIVE, NOW!!!
You make it through the Tallon over world without much trouble, if your like me you were still getting used to the controls. You find this elevator looking thing, seeing as there is nowhere's else to go you hop on and enjoy a cool yet almost ominous transition scene. You come out of the elevator and find yourself in some kind of ruin, the game senses your confusion and you are treated to a little cut scene that reveals this place is called chozo ruins. epic music, game play you've bought a gem.
currently replaying this game after maybe nine years.......So classic.....and this track....O my god.........love how the drums come in/it becomes more upbeat after you start getting your gear back....
This is by far my fav song from the entire games sound track. Even tho all of them are amazing. This one is just so chill and ambient.
All the Metroid prime OST its outstanding, every song has a unique characteristic, for example in this track I like the creature like instrument that sounds sometimes in the background.
Hopefully scanning and shooting my way through the ruins on Switch soon! Great trilogy and soundtrack!
Prime's Chozo Ruins is my favorite area in any Metroid game. Just messing around in Main Plaza while listening to this mesmerizing music...
dude almost 10 years
I will never forget this awesome game
This game really showcases what happens when developers and programmers pull out all stops and create an awesome experience. This game is an absolutely timeless masterpiece! :)
One of the finest games ever made, such good memories :)
Metroid Prime has so fitting music to every moment its near perfect. Everybody should try this game at least once.
This brings back memories... for some reason I always felt sad when I saw all the architect of such a powerful civilization crumbling to dust.....
i remember (and still do this sometimes) just turning the game on and letting the music go while i do other stuff, then move to a different area when i wanted a different song going. switching tracks has never been so cool
same here. i just cant get over how awesome this game is. the music is so awesome as well
Such awesome music!! Could jam to this all day! Reminds me of the first time I played this game!
Love how these pieces of music really give of the feel of the area. If I played this for someone who couldn't see the title or has never played the game they could get the feeling of the location from these. For example, Chozo Ruins here has a very empty and desolate vibe, what with its repetitive percussion and minimal sound effects on top of the airy synth music.
This is one of the most unique and interesting tracks I've ever heard. I loved it then, and I love it now.
yeah, and the song seems to evolve as time goes on, i forget the exact upgrade that changes the music a third time, but after which, it seems to project confidence and understanding of the land around you.
this music is simply one of the most epic masterpieces ive ever listened to
Metroid prime, playing it was truly pure enjoyment.
i love this song, had it on my comp ever since playing it when it first came out.
this song also reminds me of LOADED, that old PSone game
This music sets such a mood that I will never forget it all of my life. One of the best games and best soundtracks of all time, period! Any other opinions are obsolete.