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• October 15, 2009: Metroid Prime Trilogy is released in Austrailia.
• September 4, 2009: Metroid Prime Trilogy is released in Europe.
• August 24, 2009: Metroid Prime Trilogy is released in North America.
• June 11, 2009: New Play Control! Metroid Prime 2: Echoes is released in Japan.
• June 2, 2009: Nintendo's collaboration with Team Ninja, Metroid: Other M, was announced at E3 for a 2010 release.
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• May 22, 2009: Metroid Prime Trilogy was announced for a North American release date of August 24.
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Weavel in Metroid Prime: Hunters

Weavel is a Bounty Hunter who appeared in Metroid Prime Hunters. Weavel is a Space Pirate general whose body was destroyed with only the brain and spinal cord surviving. He then was fused to a cybernetic body with an energy scythe installed in his right arm.

Weavel was a powerful Space Pirate general. He was left for dead after a battle with Samus Aran, only his brain and spinal cord functioning. His only hope for survival was an experimental procedure in which his body was fused with a mobile life support system. The Space Pirates installed what was left of his body into a robotic shell with life support systems and weaponry, including an energy scythe. Since then he has become a general and bounty hunter for the Space Pirate forces. Weavel, like Samus Aran and Sylux, has a ship used for transport, however it is only seen in preview artwork and briefly glimpsed in a cutscene upon entering Oubliette, as well as a small image on a page the February 2006 issue of GamePro.

"This cybernetic warrior is part of a Space Pirate special unit. Badly injured in a past battle with Samus Aran, Weavel's body has been reconstructed and fused with a Power Suit. The rebuilt Weavel has become a formidable and ferocious warrior." -Weavel, Metroid Prime Hunters Instruction Booklet

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Did You Know...

• ...that Kraid was planned for an appearance in Metroid Prime?

• ...that Virginia Aran was killed by Ridley on Earth colony K-2L?

• ...that Zebes, Twin Tabula, Oormine II, Bilium and Tallon IV all revolve around FS-176?

• ...that Metroid Prime is the highest rated game of the sixth generation console era?

• ...that Crocomire was planned to appear in Metroid: Zero Mission?

• ...that the Chozo actually bioengineered the Metroids to eradicate the X Parasites?

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