It was officially announced today that the new Metroid Prime Trilogy will not use save files from Metroid Prime 3.
That just means that if you've played those games before you'll have to play through all of them again, which isn't a bad thing. Most Nintendo fans have played them and will play them again to try out the Wii specific controls that you didn't have the first time around.
"Due to the way the game data is allocated for production and the changes that we made in the source code, we were unfortunately unable to carry over the save file compatibility from MP3 to Trilogy." - Mike Wikan, lead game designer at Retro Studios
This won't be an issue for me as I've never played the first two games in the series and I never finished Metroid Prime 3. I'll be picking this game up and playing through it as I've always been interested in the franchise, but didn't like the Gamecube controls for the first two games.
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