Metroid Prime
After "Metroid Prime", four more games in the first-person perspective and a pinball spin-off were released. The sequel "" - in which Samus travels to planet Aether and discovers that a Phazon meteor crashed there, creating an alternate reality, and Samus fights a mysterious enemy called Dark Samus - was released in November 2004 for the GameCube. It was followed by "Metroid Prime Pinball", a spin-off game featuring the locations and bosses of "Metroid Prime", developed by Fuse Games and released in 2005 for the Nintendo DS.