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Sqrl on 24 April 2008

Damn that looked good, I hope it gets made =p
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famousringo on 24 April 2008

Coming soon to WiiWare!

Wouldn't that be nice? I can't play Super Metroid without a proper SNES controller.



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Cheebee on 24 April 2008

Awesome. Yeah they should contract whoever made this and get the game on WiiWare, or maybe DS. :p



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mrstickball on 24 April 2008

Would be funny if they announced it for XBLA or PSN...Hehe



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Majin-Tenshinhan on 24 April 2008

Wow, that looks amazing. I wish it'd go to WiiWare, like some others in this thread suggested. I'd buy immediately.



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sc94597 on 24 April 2008

I would rather it go to ds. I want it to be portable.



Crovirus on 04 November 2008
RolStoppable said:
In any case the game would have to take place before Metroid 4 (Fusion). SR388 was blown to pieces at the end of that game.

 

Not exactly. Impact of the BSL station only vaporized the planet's atmosphere, killing everithing on the surface. Adam explains the process to Samus before the final mission.



SmokedHostage on 04 November 2008

What's the point, there will never be a Metroid game as good or better than Super Metroid. Anyway, I wish this project success but I HIGHLY DOUBT it will ever become available on Wiiware or DS.. at not without Homebrew.



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Garcian Smith on 04 November 2008

Not bad. Looks like an especially attractive SNES game.

Still, I'd love to see a 2D Metroid on the Wii (WiiWare?) with art on par with Braid or Wario Land: Shake It. Hopefully Nintendo will wise up and make one...



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