Press pause/unpause repeatedly. I think the select button had something to do with it too but now I'm not remembering. I used to do it on my Gameboy, mostly in the final area.
Press pause/unpause repeatedly. I think the select button had something to do with it too but now I'm not remembering. I used to do it on my Gameboy, mostly in the final area.
Correct. Yeah I do it in the final area too. It's actually just pressing the SELECT button repeatedly, not pause. But since you mentioned it, it's your turn.
Which is why it doesn't count.Originally Posted by Lindy
I was originally going to say that she was never on the Famicom (since Metroid was a Disk System game), but then I remembered the Tetris cameo.You also forgot the FDS, which on which Metroid was released in Japan, and with a save system too! Those sneaky Japanese!
Ok, I technically didn't get it right, but I'll go ahead anyways. Haven't asked a question in a while.
Nintendo Power mapped out a decent chunk of Metroid 2: Return of Samus in an old issue. How many "areas" had full maps provided?
This is difficult, um, 6?
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Sorry I killed the thread. That question was too obscure.
Ok, how about, how many US artworks were there for the NES Metroid?
It's either 13 or 14. I went to http://www.classicgaming.com/mdb/m1/artwork.htm to find out.
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Let me rephrase: The box/cartrige artwork.
Oh, well let me check...
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I'd say two. One for the original release (the pixelated stuff they thought looked cool back then) and one for the rerelease (the Samus picture lifted out of the Metroid II art).
Yup. We used to have the pixelated-looking one, but sold or lost it or something. So we have the re-release.I'd say two. One for the original release (the pixelated stuff they thought looked cool back then) and one for the rerelease (the Samus picture lifted out of the Metroid II art).
Your turn.
List all the different ships Samus has flown in the games.
I can only think of 2. The one she used in every game but fusion. Fusion's was just...wierd.
That is my half-ass answer and I am sticking to it. I don't know the names of the ships because I thought they were just called the ship.
They don't have names that I'm aware of. And you missed a lot.
Well, Metroid~Super Metroid, I think are the same ship, and the same kind is used in Metroid Prime and Prime 2, not sure though.
Metroid Zero Mission uses an alternate style of ship, which I think is also shown as the ship Samus uses in the Metroid Prime 3, at least in the trailers anyway.
And then there's the Fusion ship, which I actually liked quite a lot.
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