Metroid Prime (GC): Difference between revisions

{{Infobox VG

|image    = [[File:Metroid_prime_box_art.jpg|300px]]

|developer = Retro Studios

|publisher = Nintendo

|released  = {{vgrelease|NA=November 17, 2002}}{{vgrelease|JP=February 28, 2003|EU=March 21, 2003|AUS=April 3, 2003}}

|genre    = First-person action-adventure, First-person shooter, Action-adventure

== Emulation Information ==

== Configuration ==

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{{VersionCompatibilityVersion|3.0-697|***|aram-dma merger causes sound to stop even with LLE}}

{{VersionCompatibilityVersion|3.0-766|***|aram-dma reverted, but microstuttering worsened by a prior revision}}

{{VersionCompatibilityVersion|4.0-5124|****|Refraction Slowdown fixed}}

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{{testing/entry|revision=4.0-7816|OS=Windows 7|CPU=Intel Core i5-2500k @ 3.3GHz|GPU=ATI Radeon HD 6870|result=Completed a 100% playthrough. D3D, auto rescaling, fullscreened to 1920x1080, all other graphics options set to default or auto. In certain areas there was extreme slowdown, namely the completed map screen for most sections, and the Chozo Temple, which made fighting Meta Ridley a tad difficult. There is also slowdown during special visor effects, such as when jumping into or exiting water, shooting a beam at a wall directly in front of you, or stuff splashing on it when killing Scarabs, but those were only a minor nuisance. The microstuttering shader cache issue still seems to exist here and there but the pauses were always extremely short and not too noticeable.|tester=BallsOfSteel}}

{{testing/entry|revision=4.0-7873|OS=Windows 10|CPU=Intel Core i7-3930K @ 4.2GHz|GPU=NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780|result=Game has terrible slowdown issues on OpenGL, but runs nearly perfectly on Direct3D, save a tiny bit of slowdown (about 57FPS) on the whole map view, and sometimes when landing in water. Stutter issue due to shader generation still exists, but it's not too bad. Used DSP HLE with the only issue being that some rooms in phendrana drifts have a slightly messed up echo effect, but last I checked this is a known issue. No sound issues otherwise; even the background music worked fine. Played through the entire game to 100% completion without a single issue otherwise. 1920x1080 fullscreen, auto rescaling, anti-aliasing, no texture filtering (I never use it as it often breaks things), and all the optimized defaults, including EFB to texture, which now works fine for the thermal and x-ray visors.|tester=Techjar}}

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== Gameplay Videos ==

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