Topic: Metroid Prime Trilogy: super-low volume?

MPT is the lowest-volume game I own. I have to crank the TV volume up to levels which would blow my ears out in any other game. What's up with that? I haven't changed the in-game volume settings. They are set to the default (maximum) volume. Anyone else noticed this?

Other than that, I'm having a lot of fun. I'm a Metroid newb. Never played any of these games before. Great deal for $50.

One piece of advice. No matter how hard one game gets, never cross over. Although you dont need a back-story for all of them. Play them from start to finish.

Seriously, I noticed that too. I didn't notice the volume was low until I took the game out and the Wii menu was louder than usual.

I'm the same too. I'm a Metroid noob, definitely a good value especially with the tshirt and poster.

Guitar Hero Aerosmith is pretty bad too.

I think the default volume setting are at 75%. Change them to 100% in the main menu and it should sound like a normal level. At least that what I remember having to do in Prime 3. I haven't had the chance to play my copy of Trilogy yet unfortunately.

Yeah, I did have to turn my volume up when I first started the game. I'm not too sure but I think the music setting was already at 100%. o_o

Yes, I just checked...Sound FX, Music, and Speech are all 100% by default in MPT.

That was the first thing I noticed upon playing the game. The sound is much lower than in the original MP for Gamecube. Other than that, the game is absolutely fantastic.

Mine sounds normal. Have you checked your connections? Maybe the cables aren't plugged in all the way? I actually have to turn my volume down when I'm playing the Wii vs. watching tv. The Wii is loud.

Definitely very quiet. I usually play my Wii on a volume setting of 21 or 22. Playing MPT I had to turn it up to 55 or 56. Enormous difference. And then if you switch to another game, more traditionally-mixed, its sound will blow your head clean off.

Huh... my volume is normal.
Haven't changed the in-game settings and I've been using my standard 23-28 volume range.

I've got the NTSC version and I'm using Component cables (though that shouldn't matter since the audio cables should be standard).

I have the same problem. If I have it high enough to hear normally,it will blow my eardrums if I put in Brawl and don't change the volume.

I wonder what the difference is. It's normal for some people and low for others.

Here's my configuration (the MPT sound is low for me):

1. Wii audio connected directly to TV
2. Wii audio output set to stereo
3. TV's audio "enhancements" (like BBE) turned off

My volume is at 18 and it sounds perfectly fine. I only have played MP1 on it so far.

I thought it had super-low brightness...

@Odnetnin
Me too! I just turned up the brightness level to it's highest.