Nintendo has delivered some great spin-off games on their handheld devices over the years. These are some of the best.

Metroid Prime Hunters—a solid idea ... The visuals were amazing on the DS! The graphics were solid, and I, for one, will never fault a game for looking pretty…but. It didn’t make up for ...

In keeping the theme of all the “bad” games in the series, Metroid Prime: Hunters was disliked because ... and runs well enough on the Nintendo DS, but the foundation of what’s there feels ...

Metroid Prime: Hunters on Nintendo DS had touch screen controls. Metroid Prime 3 on Nintendo Wii had pointer and motion controls. Metroid Prime Pinball on DS shipped with a Game Boy Advance cartridge ...

Sylux made their debut in 2004's Metroid Prime Hunters, attacking Samus as she explores the depths of the Vesper Defense Outpost. It's also believed that Sylux is piloting the ship that tracks ...

and infiltrating an installation using her Morph Ball ability before the arrival of Sylux — a bounty hunter who first appeared in Metroid Prime: Hunters — accompanied by a pair of Metroids.

Metroid Prime: Hunters on Nintendo DS had touch screen controls. Metroid Prime 3 on Nintendo Wii had pointer and motion controls. Metroid Prime Pinball on DS shipped with a Game Boy Advance ...