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Metroid Prime: Hunters

I've come to a hurdle. I have all but 1 of the weapons... This includes..

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I've come to a hurdle. I have all but 1 of the weapons... This includes the magmaul. Even though the game is designed to be nonlinear, it is fairly linear in that a certain chain of events have to transpire before you can continue to a new level. Like gaining a new weapon to access new areas. I have all weapons but one. I have defeated 2 bosses at celestial archives, 2 bosses at alinos, 1 boss on arcterra, and 1 boss at the Vesper Defense Outpost. This would give me a total of 6 Octoliths. However, it is showing I have 62% octoliths (which, if my math is right, is 5 out of 8). Granted, I play this game sparadically, and went through it somewhat differently than the walkthroughs, so I'm not entirely sure that I've defeated 6 bosses (after all, they just rehashing 2 bosses over and over again). But a visit to each planet shows me a boss portal for each boss, thus telling me I've been there and done that. So why do I have only 5 octoliths when I should have 6? Also, when I return to arcterra to use the magmaul on the door in the sic transit, the door is still covered by a force field. According to a few walkthroughs, this force field was to be turned off when I successfully escaped the Arcterra the first time. For me, it is still on, and I can't figure out why or how to fix it. Any answers would be appreciated. Thanks.

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koolstr answered:

That is really weird. You are probably to be the first when that ever happened to you, or you lied, just to see our comments. You probably used a gameshark or AR, but it doesn't reallly matter. The AR or Gameshark will screw up your gam either way, and that was probably the effect if you used a cheating device.

As far as I know, the only solution would be to start a new file.

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Jam Jar answered:

Try exploring sictransit and ice hive untill you find a switch that you scan that deactivates the shield.


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georgak answered:

I have the same issue. The force field is still up. I have NOT used a gameshark or AR, and I'm not lying. I've searched everywhere for a switch, but I can't find one....anyone else have any insight as to how to get by this?

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