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Metroid Fusion (2002)

by Nintendo R&D1, iQue, Nintendo

Genres:Adventure, Platform, Puzzle, Shooter

Themes:Action, Science fiction

Game modes:Single player

Story:The famed Metroid series makes its return on the Game Boy Advance with Metroid Fusion. After Samus' exploits in the Super Nintendo classic Super Metroid, the intergalactic bounty hunter becomes infected with a parasitic life form known only as "X". Samus is rescued and revived by Metroid DNA only after undergoing some major changes in her body and suit, resulting in a drastic change in her appearance, and a new ability to absorb and assimilate the abilities of the "X" virus. Experience a new and enthralling chapter in the Metroid series, and relive the timeless gameplay and exploration that made the series a legend.Show more

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February 17, 2025

like many great metroid games. the metroid series depending of the version is still great! hands down i really thought the metroid fusion story and plot twist was really good! to fight alien monsters and trying to keep the galaxy safe is interesting for me. i loved the new weapon ideas and how to combat the parasites that did harm to samus after her life was endangered. another best old classic games i would love to see in GoG listing with other metroid series booked up in the library.

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