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Metroid (GBA)

Description: Manufacturer: Nintendo / Genre: Adventure / ESRB Rating: E - (Everyone) / PEGI Age Rating: Age 3+ / Max. Number Of ... more

Metroid (GBA) ... Players: 1 / Control Elements: Gamepad / Control Elements: Joystick / ESRB Descriptor: Mild Fantasy Violence / Release Date: October, 2004

Newest Review: ... NES video game lineup. Players control Samus Aran who travels to the planet Zebes to defeat a hostile alien life force. The ... more

... gameplay remains faithful to the original 80s release with the player traveling from left to right, collecting power-ups for Samus' initially small weapon and defeating all enemies which present themselves. The difficulty is minimal but can be a challenge to players who are accustomed to modern video games. The game relies heavily on retreating to formerly played areas to discover hidden passageways and secret levels. The game also relies on vertical jumping with Samus jumping from platform to platform to move upwards f...more

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Metroid (GBA) (335 words)
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"Metroid" is a video game released for the Gameboy Advance console in 2005 by Nintendo. It is a part of the "Classic NES Series" which ported earlier Nintendo titles to the Advance platform. In the United States, the game received a rating of "E" by the ESRB panel which deemed it suitable for all ages. The original release dates back to 1986 and was one of Nintendo's earliest releases into the NES video game lineup. Players control Samus Aran who travels to the planet Zebes to defeat a hostile alien life force. The gameplay remains faithful to the original 80s release with the player traveling from left to right, collecting ... Read the complete review