Metroid Prime 3: Corruption is a Wii video game and the final installment in the insanely popular Metroid Prime series which started near the beginning of the GameCube's life with the release of Metroid Prime. As the previous games in the series, it is commonly considered a first person adventure game by Nintendo rather than a first person shooter. Seeing that it was made for the Wii, the control scheme was re-invented, and uses the Wii remote to a great extent, most notably to aim your gun. The nunchuck also plays a rather large role - Its analog stick not only allows you to move Samus Aran around but you are now able to push your hand forward to solve certain puzzles and use your grappling beam more so than in previous games.