Game:

Metroid Fusion (2002)

Category:

Let's Play

Duration: 7:12

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The BOX Security Robot is pretty much a sitting duck unless you are careless. Be sure to Power Bomb and expose the ceiling hooks. If you go full-blown and attack it, it can damage you quite a bit especially since now that the ceiling is much lower, its jumps can reach you. Because of it's loose wiring, the water is electrified and can damage Samus as well. Not sure if a charged Diffusion Missile does more than a standard missile, but I think it does make a difference. By staying close to the doorway region, all that is needed is to destroy the missiles it fires at you.

There are many signs that pointed to this unfortunate reality within the Federation (nothing we haven't seen before in previous sci-fi exploits and tales). The procurement of the Metroid Vaccine was probably a dead giveaway which shows the Federation maintained at least one cell sample from the hatchling. The SR388 recreation in Sector 1 is another one, but not as obvious in retrospect. The private and secret conversations also add to this, if Samus actually overheard the private conversation.

The Metroids do not latch on to Samus as usual, possibly due to their recognition of the Metroid genetics within her. In lieu of that, they simply bump her around. Surprised the SA-X that followed you here didn't attack you, guess it sorta spazed out when it first glanced at the hibernation tubes of Metroids upon entering.

Fusion has the most countdowns to date: the Main Boiler, the Metroid Breeding Sector, and the End Sequence.

This is the very first time Samus speaks outside of narration. Several SA-X on board, hoo boy..., sounds interesting, but too bad this threat never achieves actual fruition.

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