Original sentence: "First-person adventure" is a term used by Nintendo of America in 2001 to describe the genre of the action-adventure game Metroid Prime, that was published by Nintendo in 2002.The game had originally been developed by Retro Studios as a third-person action-adventure, but in 2000, Nintendo provided the studio with the Metroid licence and requested that the player perspective be changed to first-person.Upon release, the advertisement blurbs used this phrase to market the game, and Nintendo has since then insisted on using the phrase to associate the game with the first-person shooter genre, while highlighting diverging gameplay elements
Edited sentence: First person adventure is sometimes used to describe graphical adventure games with a first person perspective.First-person adventures are a hybrid genre of first person shooters and action-adventures.First-person adventures usually have a strong emphasis on the storyline.Games of this genre have a first person perspective, and the player character is usually equipped with a ranged weapon such as a gun, offering the experience of an action game.However, the genre also includes situational problems for the player to solve, as in adventure games and other action-adventures.Notable examples of this genre include Metroid Prime and Geist