I remember an article from IGN or Gamespot saying that you can choose to have A or B as the trigger. You don't have to worry, it you prefer using the 'B' button, you can use it.

 Yeah, every time I had to scan it was just a little odd.  I imagine after a few times you would get use to it but for the little bit I played it always took me an extra second or two to scan things because I would always forget to look up.

Jesus Christ Ckmlb, thanks. I was just thinking there wasn't enough downer in my day when I opened this thread. Yeah, I like the part in the title where it invites people to make inflammatory predictions about Wii fans, oh wait it didn't. And the comment about how Metroid gamers should be used to set backs, beautiful, that doesn't reek of condiscention at all. Oh but you did put, "Good Impressions." so I guess that doesn't make your reply entirely abrassive. Why don't you take a cue from the other mods and actually try practicing discretion or using an alternate account to tell people how ya really feel.

Oh, great...

First we get it delayed by months... now you get to see an "advanced copy", you lucky SOB..! (only kidding... :>).

Its funny, Metroid really seems to lack the hype of Bioshock or most other big games. I think the only thing that will change this would be a playable demo (kind of like that happened to Bioshock). And a stack of 10/10 reviews.

Only 10 days for you in the US now...

Even ten days is too long

 Actuall, I suspect the main difference will be the emotional depth and the character of the story in Bioshock. Metroid Prime has a fairly solid story, IMO (others will disagree), but most accounts say that the story and narrative of Bioshock are unbelievable.

 Since it seems comparisons between the two must be made, I think Bioshock will have the better story and more original style, while Metroid will have funner game play. I don't even care about graphics, since they both look quite eye-pleasing to me.

Good thing I'm getting both, Bioshock and MP3 both look awesome.

A woman talking ??? And people sayed the controlles where the only revolution the Wii had to offer :).

If the Wiimote is more like a mouse in this game I will be as happy as a PS3 fan next spring.  

Just to "confirm the confirmation", a NintendoWorldReport preview said the same thing.  He said he tried using B to fire, and found that he couldn't press it as quickly as A, so he switched back.  But if you like using the trigger to fire, you can.

The slow door thing is a minor annoyance at times.  The one place it always happened in Metroid Prime was at the door to the impact crater site, because there was a LOT of stuff to load for that room.  If you know where you're going and you want to speed things along a bit (like if you're backtracking for an item), you can shoot the door from far away, to trigger the loading sooner.  The game tries to guess where you're going, but if you shoot the door before you get to it, it knows exactly where you're going and starts to load that room.

The visor and beam selection in the first two Primes was also a little tricky, pressing the D-pad to select a visor and the C-stick to select a beam.  It was only tricky for a few minutes though, and you quickly became accustomed to hitting left to scan things and up to go back.  I'm sure the visor selection in Corruption will be the same way.  I understand that there is no beam selection in Corruption, since the beam effects stack just as they did in Super Metroid.

god I hope not. I like my wii but don't need people making cliams like that when I know it ain't true.

Well MP3 should look better then spider man 3 (however that game sucked hard on all consoles lol)