Metroid Fusion - Game Boy Advance

Action Games - ranked by preference (142 games items)

"Release Date: November 17, 2002 (NA) Publisher: Nintendo Developer: Nintendo Genre: Action I remember really, really looking forward to this title...And I'll admit it, I was a little disappointed by it. I wanted a game like Super Metroid, where you could explore around in order to figure out how to advance...Instead, Metroid Fusion is much, much more linear and it almost holds your hand through each area of the game. However, those complaints aside, this is still a great game. The basic gamepla"

Game Boy Advance Games - ranked by preference (26 games items)

"Release Date: November 17, 2002 (NA) Publisher: Nintendo Developer: Nintendo Genre: Action I remember really, really looking forward to this title...And I'll admit it, I was a little disappointed by it. I wanted a game like Super Metroid, where you could explore around in order to figure out how to advance...Instead, Metroid Fusion is much, much more linear and it almost holds your hand through each area of the game. However, those complaints aside, this is still a great game. The basic gamepla"

AW's Game Collection (283 games items)

"Last Played: 08/02/10 ~ 08/05/10. No.003 "While the mission style gameplay and peculiar level design put a cap on the usual feel of exploration usually associated with Metroid titles, it's not long before the slow and methodical burn of Fusion's story comes screaming out of the darkness and quickly proves that the game is a must-play for anyone that enjoyed the original three game trilogy – especially those who were fond of Metroid II.""

The Best a Gamer Can Get?

“Released in both America and Japan on the same date, Metroid Prime and Metriod Fusion saw the return of bounty hunter Samus Aran to the world of video gaming, eight years after its previous title, Super Metroid. Prime was created by an America team, Retro Studios, took place inbetween the series' two earliest games chronologically, and took a first-person shooter approach. Fusion, released for the Game Boy Advance, was to be the more traditional title, bringing back the 2D, exploration-based platforming and continuing the story some time after the events of Super Metroid. It became a somewhat controversial game for the places it failed in its emulation of said game's gameplay, but is generally well-liked, and deservedly so.

A research team is exploring planet SR388, and Samus is ” read more

Video Game Meme (30 games items)

"11: A game you’ve played more than five times I played this countless times and I remember the whole thing. "

All The Video Games I Have Beaten In My Lifetime (566 games items)

"My FAVORITE 2D Metroid in the world DOMINATES SUPER METROID in every way IMO amazing storyline first off about samus what she went through and a computer guides her every step kinda like portal cept at the end u find out it has the mind of adam malkovich working awesome twist also the whole creepy x virus and absorbing it and getting way cool powers u couldnt before make this the best one ice diffusion missiles were the coolest and every boss was unique and awesome hub the BLS Research station s"

Pumpkinate's Video Game Log (51 games items)

"Posted on June 24th, 2011: This was the first Metroid game I played, only two years ago. Having played the other games and done a lot of work reviewing titles in this genre, two things have changed since my first playthrough: A) I only needed a walkthrough guide at one or two instances this time, and B) the inability to explore at my leisure made this game a lot less fun than Super Metroid or Return of Samus (my two favorite titles in the series, in that order). Still, it's good handheld Super M"

My Gaming Firsts (53 games items)

"First I remember the whole thing."