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Replay – Metroid Fusion
Metroid Prime: Federation Force released today, further removing this beloved series from classic sidescrolling roots. Don't worry, we haven't forgotten about the great Metroid games of yesteryear. In this episode of Replay we take a look at the GBA classic, Metroid Fusion. After appearing to crash her ship into an asteroid (what's up with that, Nintendo?), Samus eventually gets a new suit thanks to science and alien stuff.
Kyle Hilliard does his best to show just how challenging this title can be by doing things poorly. We get a good ways into the title and transition to two handheld games you've likely never heard of, and they come from publisher Rockstar Games. What could they be? Watch the damn episode to find out!
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