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  Metroid Prime: Hunters  (DS)  
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MULTI-PLAYER

In multiplayer, compete against your friends in seven different modes of battle.

Choose from Samus, or any of the other six bounty hunters, and find out who the best hunter in the galaxy really is.

General Multiplayer Strategies

more details 		There are several techniques and methods involved in multiplayer, learn them here by clicking more details!


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Map Items
In the various maps you will find items of all kinds.

Affinity Weapon: A white sphere in every level but Oubliette. This item gives a hunter their affinity weapon and Samus five missles.

Shock Coil: A blue-green sphere with a lightning bolt. It is an average find weapon.

Magmaul: An orange sphere with a rock symbol on it. The Magmaul is in most small levels and can be found on most maps.

Judicator: A light blue sphere with a symbol with 3 holes. There is no pattern to which maps the Judicator is in but it is in quite a few.

Imperialist: A red sphere with a symbol made by shapes. The Imperialist is in most levels except the very small ones.

BattleHammer: A light green sphere with two parantheses and a line in between. The BattleHammer is not in many levels.

Volt Driver: A yellow sphere with a symbol resembling the StingLarva. It can be found on a variety levels, especially large and medium ones.

Omega Cannon: A black icon weapon found only in Oubliette. It is is a one shot weapon that you lose once fired.

Missles: A missle icon that restores missles.

Health: Colored Spheres that restores 60 (blue) or 100 health (yellow). Size and location varies per level and number of players.

Universal Ammo: A green crystal used to power weapons.

Double Damage: A shining orange and black power up that turns your player purple. It can be found in about half of the levels.

Cloak: Found in a few of the levels, this purple and white item gives you Trace level invisibility as you move in biped or alt.

DeathAlt: A powerful black item with SpiderBall design that is found in only three levels.


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Maps

more details 		Metroid Prime: Hunters features over 25 different maps and it is important to know their layout.


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Types of Battle
In the game there are seven types of battle.

Battle: A straight forward battle to get the most kills. The person who reaches the kill goal or has the most kills by the end of the match wins. This is the automatic battle type of every random WiFi battle.

Survival: Similar to battle except each hunter has a specific amount of lives. The last hunter standing or the hunter with the most lives at the end of the time limit wins.

Defender: A game in which hunters must maintain control of a ring and keep all other hunters out. The hunter with the most solo time in the ring wins.

Prime Hunter: A game in which the first hunter to kill becomes Prime Hunter. In this form, the hunter constantly loses health but gains all affinity powers. In order to gain health they must kill again. If a Prime Hunter dies, they lose their status. If a Prime Hunter is killed, they lose their status and the killer gains it. The person to have stayed Prime Hunter the longest wins.

Nodes: A type of battle in which hunters must download Node data from rings in the level to score points. They must stand still while doing this. The person to download the most by the end wins. Successive downloads yields more points.

Bounty: A free for all battle in which each hunter races to grab the Octolith and take it to a drop off point. The person who reaches the number goal of drop offs or has the most by the end of the game wins.

Capture the Flag: An altercation of bounty in which two groups of hunters try to steal the other team's octolith and take it back to their base while keeping their octolith from being taken. A team cannot score unless they have both octolith in possesion.


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WiFi Point Gain Chart
Bounty HunterSuper HunterElite HunterMaster HunterLegendary Hunter
Bounty Hunter2361215
Super Hunter1361012
Elite Hunter124810
Master Hunter11458
Legendary Hunter11246


Points gained are shown going horizontally (to see what a bounty hunter gains, go from the bounty hunter row across, not the bounty hunter column and down).

Points lost to another hunter is equal to the points they gain from beating you. In the event of 3-4 player, you gain points and lose points as your normally would depending on your placement. For example, 2nd place loses points to 1st place but gains points from 3rd and 4th place.

In order to advance in rank, you must reach certain point goals. Higher ranks get harder to achieve as you get less point gain, more point loss, and higher point goals.

The requirements are:
Super Hunter-40 Points
Elite Hunter-140 Points
Master Hunter-390 Points
Legendary Hunter-750 Points


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