But even if you are a completionist, hold off on going back to the start to hunt down every collectible until you’ve almost finished Samus Returns. I’d be impressed if you ever ran out.įor most players, getting all of the items is more of a badge of honor than a necessity. Blue block - screw attack Glowing red block - Grapple Beam Glowing blue block - Grapple Beam Tiny blue crystals - Baby Metroid Tiny red crystals - Cant be destroyed, Spider Ball +. Even if you just collect the Missile Tanks, Energy Tanks, and so on that you find on the normal path, you’ll have enough ammo and life to finish on the standard difficulty. This entry was later remade and expanded on with the Metroid: Samus Returns game for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. Instead, wait until you’re toward the end to do your extensive backtracking. As somebody who grew up with Badass Robot Samus in the NES/SNES/GC era, it's so weird to see that underneath the armor, she was just a swimsuit model. In a lot of cases, you need the final powerup to access a lot of these hidden items. ZSS feels like fandom/fanservice material This. Many of these are hidden behind doors or other barriers that you won’t be able to get through until you some of the final abilities. Continue on through the story until you defeat the Cataris boss, after which you can finally access the region’s blue teleporter, which. Every time you get a new powerup, you might be tempted to go back to every little place you’ve already been in order to see what new items you can find. The blue lightning blocks keep Samus from accessing key points in several regions, though even if it seems like you’re stuck, there’s always an alternate path forward. Map data from a Map Station in Super Metroid would be highlighted in blue, and become pink as the player enters their respective Scroll Block.
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