Super Metroid (SNES) - Full Game (100% run with best ending) 

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SuperDud3ed 1994 was not almost 30 years ago.

Your right I was thinking of the original.

SuperDud3ed Still an awesome game though.

Gorgeous. Really that's one thing I completely love about the Super NES - they upgraded the games in an interesting and instructive way: not with CONCEPT, but with DETAIL. The OG 8 bit Metroid was very cool and innovative for its time, especially since it was one of the only non-kiddie major titles on the NES. It was primitive, but had great game play. So you get all this new capacity to render graphics and what do you do? Well, you DON'T change the original game play. You resist that temptation, recognize instead that what was good then remains good now, and you just ADD to the surrounding world to make the whole thing more immersive. They did it with Legend of Zelda, Mario, and this...with epic results.

It looks like a prettier Metroid. Sequels these days radically change almost every aspect of the game it doesn’t even Resemble the game that came before it.

I played it in 94 at 14yo and without any help. It was great. But what wasnt great was back then if you wanted help you had to find it in a magazine or "strategy guide". Tbh that shit was pretty weak. Basically it was a 30 dollar magazine with some maps and tips for the game. edit.... just saw that people are selling those original strategy guides on ebay for 160$ now hahahahhhahha

Same. I was 13 in 94 and strategy guides were dumb. Getting lost in this world, like NES Metroid, was the best part. Many all nighters slumber parties were spent grinding out the unknown. Ahhh…simpler times.

@@herts9999 I was born in 2004, we were probably the last generation that didn't grow up with much internet until our teen years and honestly I'm thankful we had to figure games out ourselves. The original metroid games are bit painful but I'm getting through dread with no help.

@@MonkeyDBatman TBH in 2004 most people had internet on their phones or PC. And all those magazines, PC Gamer had good guides

Tnx i did and i have my cartridge yet 👍

i am sorry for your uncle

My mom never got 100%, but she loved this game. Her favorite boss was Ridley.

i played this game back in 96 but i didnt finished it though .

@@traviskent4127 Your mom had fucking taste!!

Think 1993 but I was all ways figuring time

Apparently it was the largest game at the time of release at 3 megabytes.

3 megs? Considering the time, that’s like a terabyte

It's the largest game to be released on the SNES, yes!

@@memoria_lmao bigger than Yoshis island ? Woah

agreed

I think people try to hard at making games

Ryan Shaffer I know, either that or it's just not even scary. a good horror game has to target your fears and immerse you in the game. And good game has to be more than just graphics.

+Demetrius LaShawn Umm I'm christian... so... you've got the completely wrong idea...

+Demetrius LaShawn what?

True.

+Paul Rabe I feel that about a lot of games today. The old ones had such imagination-some thing you can't replace with great graphics. It's almost an inverse relationship.

to me, this is the best game ever made

also, this game was created by the japanese, most games today are made by american companies

***** Agreed.

xactly. thats whats missing from "modern" games. Color

Indeed. Awesome things.

And I love it for that. 7 p.m. on a Friday night.

Freaked me out as a kid

The original too

That's how real horror is done! Seriously one of my first entries of a "scary" game.

I know! No other humans except Samus. It's like the games from the 2000s that have bad graphics and almost no NPCs, and you are the only human in a massive city.

Yeah, I was just thinking the other day that the sound quality between the two systems was worlds apart, it was really evident on games like this and my favorite, FF6.

When I wanna played this game for the first time, I was scared because of the music lol

You don't need to go back to the NES, just look at the poor megadrive... :-)

It's so good!

Right?! The music and sound effects are so good.

I just don’t get the boss battles, how is he hurting the boss ?? He’s not shooting at all 4:00

@JG2 The boss isn't getting hurt, Samus is. She's just not losing life because I think that part was a guaranteed survival part.

Yeah, you can't kill this boss (yet). I assumed he just flew off when you did a certain amount of damage, but he will obviously fly off when Samus' health drops below a set value.

He has absolutely no feel. I cringed, then smack talked his bomb jump technique.

not everyone...

It's weird though he seems to know the layout of the game well but at times it's like watching someone's first play through?!

I dunno lol last time I played I beat it in 1hour and 50 some mins and hadn't played it for years prior to it and it's been a few years since that time now and I'm sure I could still do it in that time or a bit more

@@burtbackattack agreed 100%

Exact same here!

Took the words right out my mouth with the voiceovers

Not weird, at all, actually. I totally dig that. I have numerous screens all around my living room, the walls, everywhere. Sometimes When I'm chillin, especially when people are over, I'll put super metroid on, muted, and some good tunes over top, and just have a nice 420

Menace

Super metroid ASMR

Levobertus hl2 best game ever everyone should try

I was introduced to the Metroid Series, with Fusion for the GBA and little bit Prime when I was really young. But Fusion I remember vividly. Anyways this is the hardest game I've ever played 🤣. So much to do so many hidden areas, for the first time in a while I had to use a walkthrough cuz I had no idea what to do. I never realized how easy games are today compared to this.

@@marmusa6012 haha I personally thought fusion bosses were way harder. This one does have more hidden areas though.

@@thedinosaur2777 well tbh i was able to fusion im still stuck on Ridleys guards on this one lmfao

able to beat*

DragonsEdge84 i agree but what about Metal Gear Solid for PlayStation 1?

but do you still play now?

I’m 34 and still playing it , it is indeed the best game ever made

Same thing with me

Totally agree

wellllll... given metroid other m, i guess you are right... but what if this was morgan freeman playing?... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?

Silence is gold

@bk cw yes

@@josenarvaez3306 yes and no

Truly the one of THE most iconic moments in gaming history

And the gun that metroid gives you when it dies notice the end of metroid fusion when you kill that samus clone i wonder where the inspiration came from 😏

I remember asking my Dad to buy this, largely because the box artwork looked amazing and it came in a huge box to fit in a really nice game guide. Had no idea what the game was really like before playing it but it was one of my favourite SNES games and certainly still one of my favourite games.

I could listen to that loot sound all day tho I really feel as is I have aqquired something substantial when I hear that sound.

Ah yes, the substantial power-up of 5 more missiles

Yeah, that's when you pass the controller to your buddy in the _2-player mode_ .

@@theonewiththeeyeoftruth884 bitch wat??

@@Smooth_operator32 Yeah, kid, you play it 2-player by handing off the controller whenever you get some loot. 100 loot, 50 turns each, then 1 more turn for the first player to finish it.

the doomslayer be proud

She, quake guy and doomguy have a bit in common. Badass supersoldiers running at inhuman speeds

nice

I was thinking the same thing. Not true 100% and not best ending without saving the animals.

delete, start over, save animals

hahaha funny

Thank you for saving me a watch. Unforgivable

If you can find a ROM head to Metroid construction. You can play dozens of mods of this game and some are out of this world. Z-Factor will give you that feeling of reliving the game again. 👍

james le half life 2 best game in the world

@@lampham5525 wrong bud

Agreed 100%

I think you take the game a little to seriously...

What a fruit 🤣

lol me

yep.

Replaying it now about to hit up Zelda link to the past also

Same. I am kinda upset rn because I accidentally hit the reload save instead of create save after 5 hours of gameplay

I started rewinding and basically cant stop rewinding for the smallest crap

Im with you mah man. My playthrough was about 10 hrs too lol. I was 12 and absolutely loved this game.

Your first playthrough took 12 hours? Lol. Took me two weeks

No, it is not. Fusion is better. SuperMetroid has great ambient music, but this game is to criptic. And control sux

WellDoneTurner Fusion is good if you like having no exploration, freedom, or you just enjoy having to scroll through pointless walls of text.

Maximum Borkdrive I wouldn't say they are pointless, *if* "Metroid 5" comes out. Otherwise, they were the downfall of Metroid as it lead to the creation of Other M, which wasn't the best playing game in the world

It's definitely one of the greatest Metroid games ever made. Along with Metroid Prime 1.

Bk. Well that's your opinion. Even if it is, it deserves it's praises more than any other games that are more overrated than Super & Prime. Like for example, Ocarina of Time, Sonic Adventure 2, Super Mario Bros. 3, Final Fantasy 7, The Last of Us, Skyrim, Mega Man 2 & Pokemon: Red, Blue & Yellow.

And Mega Man x

I did that last night, actually, till about 230 AM.

Randy Washington i know. lost my snes and all my games as a kid. house fire. but still thats what roms and emulators are for and im sure a local game store will have one if you look. might be expensive but there is also amazon.

Matt Way i understand that but that feeling you got as a kid while playing will never return. And that sucks on all levels.

too true. i sat there and played it a bit earlier after reading that comment and posting. i miss my snes. all my shit. but the fact remains that people and places still sell them mostly at reasonable prices. if you want it unused you might pay a pretty penny. but mostly alot of people are reasonable.

Matt Way ill look into that

Matt Way I sold mine when I was saving money for the N64. Recently bought a used SNES off amazon (in very good shape) for only 65 euros though. Made me feel like a little kid again.

Kaze Kiri Meh it super repetitive backgrounds, hardly any parallax scrolling, simple block foreground slow methodical music, etc. This game bores the hell out of me (besides the few boss battles).

David Steck David Steck You would love the game virtual Bart on the SNES, it's perfect for you man, right up your alley...

David Steck This game is hailed by many as the greatest game of all time, if you can't why, you've missed something....

@@UXSpecialist nostalgia

@@hornynigga3150 I wrote this a long time ago, but no, the game has an atmosphere that's super epic. It was a really great game in it's time, won every award, and it's still epic. I really love the storyline. They don't make games or write stories like this anymore in my experience....

+Sam Choi I agree with you along with the Nintendo 64 and the NES! Tho the best game I've played from the modern era is Super Mario Galaxy

and if you hold "down" instead of just press it, it will charge up the balls, so the longer you ohld before releasing, the farther it will shoot the balls. fuck I miss this game

+sprflyenya emulators

sprflyenya thanks for the tip

What’s up with making the ball jump

yea I actually had to read about it before I found out lol

It can be a very confusing game despite it's relatively short size.

Its old not saying its bad btw great game

same here lol it frustrated me

Lmao guys, you could have just blown up what you could. And go back to the middle recharge station and hit again. Then recharge one last time to fight Mother Brain.

It's on the SNES classic - those aren't generally north of $80, work on modern TVs via HDMI and you get 20+ other titles to play. I never played as a kid, so enjoying it now on the classic is really cool.

@@slickriven Only a couple of problems...lol First, I only play 3 of those games and I still have the cartridges for the other two games. I DO also still have my console. Second, despite that first fact, I did still look into them. Tried to price them out and the cheapest I could find it was around $125 and that had a $10 shipping charge. The cheapest on Amazon was $180 and that's just for a renewed one. Walmarts $240 and Ebay has them for $125 to $200. Out of curiosity, where'd you find the $80 pricing? Thanks anyway though. Despite the fact that'd I'd LOVE to be able to play the game, and even try a few of the others it comes with, I'm disabled on live off disability pay. Buying one would mean going without something I actually need for a couple of months. However, I really DO appreciate you letting me know about them. It's good to know that there's a way for others who, either never had the chance, or those who just want to revisit their past, to play the games that brought me so much joy as I was growing up. I'm glad that people have that option! :)

@@eiyiyi apologies, I temporarily forgot that in 2020, gaming prices are way up. I got my SNES classic new when it released for $80, but they have gone up in price. I think it's still a decent option since it has several great games to play, but yeah isn't as cheap currently.

YES

Absolutely

Yup

Noah Mamet Meh it super repetitive backgrounds, hardly any parallax scrolling, simple block foreground slow methodical music, etc. This game bores the hell out of me (besides the few boss battles). Best game ever No. Most overrated game Yes

Idk castlvania and mega man x give it a good run for its money