@shadow8t4 oh jeez why not just play Metroid Zero Mission on the GBA it's so much better and basically the same story ^^;
@Nine I've heard that yeah but I don't own that, version and it's on the switch rn so I'm just playing it there cus save states and I'm a cheater. ;u;
But even with save states I don't like the NES version that much.
@Nine which is sad cus I loved the metroid 2 remake on 3ds and I loved metroid fusion.
@shadow8t4 Aw that's a shame. the Metroid Zero Mission game uses the same sort of gameplay as Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion (hence why it's SO GOOD :O ) and is essentially an expanded remake of Metroid on the NES. The NES honestly has a lot of "great" games, but they are all so old and so bogged down with early video game foibles and failings, and limitations, so a lot of them just aren't as fun as people want to remember.
@Nine I totally agree. I should have just used that version, I just wanted to have the "authentic" experience. That way my criticisms I feel can be leveraged without the whole "yeah well you didn't play the original game" argument.
@shadow8t4 (weirdly the NES version of Metroid is actually IN Metroid Zero mission. I think you can unlock it by completing the game c_c; )
@shadow8t4 aloso fuck anybody who goes "yeah you didn't play the ORIGINAL game", cause that's a BS argument.
Nostalgia lies.
@shadow8t4 that's fair! the "Hidden Worlds/Areas" stuff is really iunteresting and cool too, especially how it actually comes about and happened!
@Nine that part is always interesting, and I honestly don't mind having to look up guides/maps for stuff like that when it's not required. but NES era tends to require stuff like that alot lmao.