AWESOME collection - belongs in any Street Fighter fan's game library

INTRODUCTION:
In 1995, as a holdover until Street Fighter III was released, to ride on the success of the five different versions of Street Fighter II, Capcom decided to go a different route to hold fans over. What resulted was Street Fighter Alpha, a "prequel" game of sorts taking place between the first and second Street Fighters (although Capcom later claimed the series did not actually take place in the series continuity.) This sub-series of the franchise became so successful in its own right, that as a follow up to the earlier Street Fighter Collection, Capcom decided to release an Alpha Anthology.

OVERVIEW:
Capcom released the Street Fighter Alpha Anthology for the Playstation Two in the Summer of 2006. It features Street Fighter Alpha, Alpha 2, Alpha 2 Gold, Alpha 3, Puzzle Fighter, Alpha 3 Upper (Unlockable), and Hyper Alpha (Unlockable.) There are also unlockable bonus options/features

Ever since the Wii's launch, good games have been few and far between. Certainly we got good games like The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess and we got a ton of mini-game compilations, but for the most part, the Wii has been getting mini-game compilations, ports with tacked on Wii controls, and games that were originally slated for the Gamecube. Now we've finally got a high quality Wii game built from the ground up: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Nintendo once again sets the bar. Metroid Prime 3 is not only fun and easy to get into, but the controls are just an intuitive as ever.

The game begins when Samus returns to Galatic Federation Station Olympus, a base of operations. She's there to report for duty to Admiral Dane, as are other bounty hunters. It appears the space pirates are up to no good as they've planted a virus in a series of the Galatic Units super computers, the Aurora Units. Just as Admiral Dane is explaining how the bounty hunters must go and neutralize the virus, Olympus comes under attack. It's time to suit up, escape Olympus station and get started on your mission. Samus is not alone through her journey, as she has the help of other bounty hunters as well. No, you won't get to play as any of them.