The 1 Button is used to access the Pause Menu, Logbook, Inventory, and Options. Visors are selected by holding down the - Button and pointing at the requested Visor symbol. A new gameplay mechanic, known as Hypermode, can be accessed by holding down the + Button and greatly increases Samus's firepower. Objects can be scanned and Ship Commands can be performed with the button as well. The Z Button is also used to launch the Grapple Swing, and can be combined with the Nunchuk's motion controls to fire the Grapple Lasso. A Lock on-Free Aim feature can be changed to the player's liking, which allows the player to set whether they can aim while targeting or not. A lock-on feature can lock onto enemies if the Z Button is held down. Samus can enter Morph Ball Mode if the player presses the C Button. Missiles can be fired by pressing down on the D-Pad.
The player presses the A Button to fire and lay bombs and the B Button to jump, the same as the GameCube counterparts. Three settings can be changed to suit the player's likings, those being Basic, Standard, or Advanced accuracy in moving the HUD with the pointer. This new feature allows for much more precise aiming and makes exploring windy passages much easier and quicker to accomplish. The basic form of gameplay in Corruption is pointing the Wii Remote at the screen, which aims the protagonist Samus Aran's Arm Cannon. The game is considered a first-person adventure, as with the other games of the series. The gameplay of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption is similar to that of the previous two Prime games, but with amplified controls for the Wii system.
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