Metroid: Zero Mission

Metroid: Zero Mission

Nintendo

Release Date: February 9, 2004

Action, science fiction, 2D, metroidvania, Nintendo exclusive, singleplayer

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Metroid: Zero Mission again allows us to play the role of a girl named Samus. She can run, jump, shoot aliens. As he progresses, he gains additional skills that make it easier for us to exterminate enemies and explore new levels.

She's battled baddies on nearly every Nintendo system, cleaned house in the Super Smash Bros. series and recently blasted off for heroic adventures on the GCN (Metroid Prime) and the GBA (Metroid Fusion). This February, Samus Aran will return to her roots and relive the story that started it all -- revealing for the first time full details of her meeting with the Metroids. The plotline will be familiar to longtime fans of the Metroid series, but the challenges are new, the power-ups are plentiful (taken from several games in the series) and the graphics and sound are supercharged. Plus, if you thought that the original Metroid had a surprise ending, wait until you get past the Mother Brain in Metroid: Zero Mission. A new twist provides a deeper adventure than ever before.

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A series of action adventure games in science-fiction reality starring bounty hunter Samus Aran. The series has been released exclusively for consoles manufactured by the Nintendo corporation since its inception.

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Metroid: Zero Mission Summary

Platforms:

Game Boy Advance

Game Boy Advance

Developer: Nintendo

Publisher: Nintendo