You need your own disc image: Metroid Prime Trilogy (R3ME01 USA, R3MP01 PAL), Metroid Prime USA (GM8E01, revisions 1.00, 1.01 and 1.02), PAL (GM8P01). No disc image or game assets are included.
What changed
Metroid Prime Remastered graphics
- The arm cannon, suit arm and grapple arm use Remastered's own Thermal and X-Ray Visor models.
- The Chozo Ghosts, Oculus and other enemies use their Remastered X-Ray models.
- The sky no longer looks pale in the X-Ray Visor.
- More of the room models match their Remastered versions.
Cheats (#264)
- Moon jump.
- Boost Ball speed and duration sliders. You can boost in the air and steer while boosting. (Be careful with high values!!!)
- "Move Samus here" moves Samus to the free camera.
Difficulty
- Sliders for damage taken and damage dealt, from x0.1 to x10 (F1 > Game > Difficulty).
Other changes
- Fewer shader pipelines to compile.
- The texture replacement cache shrinks when memory runs low (#266).
Downloads
| Platform | File | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Linux | MetroidPrime-x86_64.AppImage
| chmod +x, then run
|
| Linux | MetroidPrimePort.flatpak
| flatpak install --user ./MetroidPrimePort.flatpak
|
| Linux | metroid-prime-port-0.42.0-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
| Bare binary |
| Linux | MetroidPrime-aarch64.AppImage
| Experimental; arm64 Linux, chmod +x, then run
|
| Linux | metroid-prime-port-0.42.0-linux-aarch64.tar.gz
| Experimental; arm64 Linux |
| Linux | metroid-prime-port-0.42.0-linux-*.debug
| Debug info for the tarball binaries (crash reports only) |
| Windows | metroid-prime-port-0.42.0-windows-x86_64.zip
| Visual C++ redistributable required |
| Windows | metroid-prime-port-0.42.0-windows-arm64.zip
| Experimental; Windows on Arm |
| macOS | metroid-prime-port-0.42.0-macos-arm64.zip
| Apple Silicon, macOS 13+ |
| Android | metroid-prime-port-0.42.0-android-arm64.apk
| Arm64-v8a, Android 9+ |
| iPhone / iPad | MetroidPrimePort.ipa
| iOS / iPadOS 16+ |
Licence
MIT covers this project's own work, not Nintendo's game code under src/ and include/. See LICENSE and NOTICE. Metroid Prime is a Nintendo trademark; this project is unaffiliated with Nintendo and Retro Studios.