Mr Khan said:
It certainly felt unorthodox, in spite of being an essential clone of Super Metroid as far as gameplay went. Now i don't recall critical response at all because i wasn't paying any attention to the gaming media back then, but it seemed to me that the response was lacklustre, especially compared to Prime (but given that Prime has never been surpassed in gaming altogether, that's not anything to be ashamed of) |
http://www.metacritic.com/game/game-boy-advance/metroid-fusion
It did pretty all right at 92, though its 44 reviewers aren't listed for some reason. Not like Metroid Prime, but it was still enormously highly rated, especially for a handheld game.







