Metroid Prime: Hunters (2006)
Platforms: Nintendo DS · Wii UGenres: Genres · Action · 1st-person · Puzzle elements · Shooter · Sci-fi / futuristic
An episode in the Metroid Prime series which started on the GameCube, this game takes place between Metroid Prime and Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. Interstellar bounty hunter Samus Aran is sent to the distant Alimbic Cluster by the Galactic Federation to...
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Cast & Crew · 67 people
- Masamichi Abe· Game Director
- Wing S. Cho· Project Coordination, Wi-Fi Game Design
- Hiroto Alexander· Project Coordination
- Richard Vorodi· Single-Player Game Design, Story
- Jonathan Johnson· Multiplayer Game Design, Programming Lead
- Michael Harrington· Multiplayer Game Design, Art Director
- Chris Donovan· Multiplayer Game Design, Environment Art
- Colin Reed· Technical Programming Lead
- David Devaty· AI Programming
- Max Szlagor· Enemy Programming
- Rory Johnston· Audio Programming
- Cory O'Regan· Network / Multiplayer Programming
- Jonathan Bryant· Network / Multiplayer Programming
- Scott Bassett· Additional Programming
- Satoru Hosogai· Tools Department Lead
- Alexander Van Berg· World Editor Tool
- Clark Morse· Menu Tool
- Corey Ross· Menu Tool
- Edward Barkley· Special Effects
- Alain Schneuwly· Environment Lead
- Christopher Miller· Environment Art
- Katie Clark· Environment Art
- Edward Sherman· Environment / Game Objects
- David Lee Phemister· Animation Lead, Character Modeling
- Oscar Nebres· Animation, Character Modeling
- Mark Trono· Animation, Character Modeling
- Nicholas Trahan· UI Design / Art
- Kunitake Aoki· Promotional Art
- Dwight Hwang· In-Game Camera Sequences
- Lawrence Schwedler· Sound Design / Music / Voice
- James Phillipsen· Sound Design / Music / Voice
- Shigeki Yamashiro· Producers
- Robert Champagne· Producers
- Andrew Jones· Special Thanks
- John Layman· Special Thanks
- Darren Lamb· Special Thanks
- Bryan Meagher· Special Thanks
- Mike Keough· Special Thanks
- Jared Carew· Special Thanks
- Satoru Iwata· Executive Producer
- Kensuke Tanabe· Producer
- Akiya Sakamoto· Coordination
- Jeff Gilbert· Senior Product Specialist
- Yoshinobu Mantani· Vice President, Engineering
- Shuji Hashimoto· Director of Product Testing
- Robert Crombie· Product Testing Sr. Manager
- Kyle Hudson· Product Testing Manager
- Eric M. Bush· Product Testing Supervisors
- Sean Egan· Product Testing Supervisors
- Mika Kurosawa· Bilingual Product Tester
- Nathan Bihldorff· Text Editing
- Teresa Lillygren· Text Editing
- Michael Chipman· Product Testers
- Robert Jahn· Product Testers
- Joel Simon· Product Testers
- Pat Wells· Product Testers
- Robert Johnson· Senior Project Coordinator
- Jim Holdeman· Project Coordinator
- Tomoko Mikami· Communications Coordinator
- Manabu Fukuda· Special Thanks
- Tom Prata· Special Thanks
- Jeffrey C. Miller· Special Thanks
- Brett Gow· Special Thanks
- Darren Smith· Special Thanks
- Andreas Fey· Coordination
- Noriko Netley· Coordination
- Alessio Danieli· Testing Coordinator
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