Metroid: Zero Mission - Game Boy Advance

AW's Game Collection (283 games items)

"Last Played: 07/29/10 ~ 08/01/10. No.002 "In an effort to make up for the series' lax degree of difficulty, Zero Mission cranks up the overall heat. Unfortunately, it becomes so determined in its task that it comes awfully close to consuming itself and its founding foundations from within. Compounding such a situation is the new and lackluster climax that perfectly illustrates how Zero Mission’s missteps can rattle even the most faithful Metroid player.""

Samus it ever was

“While working on concepts for the next classic-style Metriod game, it was suggested among the developers of the previous Game Boy Advance game (Fusion) that the next one could be a port/remake of Super Metroid. Yoshio Sakamoto - producer of Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion and soon-to-be producer of the GBA's next big series entry - instead decided on a port/remake of the original game for the NES in order to give those who were introduced to the series via Metroid Fusion an idea of what the series has been about from the beginning. The execution is wonderful, and the ratings - despite being hindered by the game's short length - reflected the quality of the game. One key flaw not often cited - the lack of innovation - holds this game back or, rather - being such a fundamental aspect of the” read more

Pumpkinate's Video Game Log (51 games items)

"Posted on August 20th, 2011: This has to be the best emulation (that's the word, not the illegal activity) of Super Metroid's formula out of all the Metroids. However, this also means that it's derivative and there's little brought to the table. At least Metroid Fusion used a new engine, had a great story, and updated a lot of little things. This one does have a part later in the game where the player has to go an area with just her Zero suit, which makes one feel more in dire isolation than in "

Metroidvanias We'd Like to See (14 games items)

"Chozo Metroidvania All of Samus's abilities come from the Chozo race that raised her, so for a change of pace from playing as said bounty hunter, a Chozo bird-person would make for a perfect protagonist. The game could present the tests and rituals that the Chozo are expected to go through in order to earn adulthood, thus bringing in the need for learning their staple abilities and facing the trials always present in a Metroid game. It could introduce Samus's childhood mentor, whatever his/he"

Best GBA Games of 2004 (9 games items)

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