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Topic	Because Super Metroid, many people did not allow themselves to enjoy Fusion
Veggeta_EDGE 04/10/20 9:13:22 AM #7:	Pseudomenon posted... I love them both for different reasons. I was 8 when I first played Super Metroid and I found it to be overwhelming but not too difficult. I played that game daily for months before I finished it and was never bored. The exploration, secrets, and tricks made it pretty incredible. I found out about the infinite bomb jump on my own and remember wondering if I was the only person who knew about it. There's a lot about it that blew my kid mind to pieces and I still enjoy it. Fusion, while more limited in exploration, offered thrills, frustration, and a far more enthralling story. I was 14 when I first played it and burned through it pretty fast, if you don't count a couple of rage quits during which I didn't pick up the GBA SP for a couple of weeks. It was, for me, a totally unique gaming experience that still sticks with me all this later. It's what you said. Though similar and from the very same series, these two games give two different experience. --- I'm Veggeta X's alt <cite>Veggeta_EDGE posted [p:937124565] in Because Su... [t:78565076]...</cite> <quote>Pseudomenon posted... </cite> <quote>I love them both for different reasons. I was 8 when I first played Super Metroid and I found it to be overwhelming but not too difficult. I played that game daily for months before I finished it and was never bored. The exploration, secrets, and tricks made it pretty incredible. I found out about the infinite bomb jump on my own and remember wondering if I was the only person who knew about it. There's a lot about it that blew my kid mind to pieces and I still enjoy it. Fusion, while more limited in exploration, offered thrills, frustration, and a far more enthralling story. I was 14 when I first played it and burned through it pretty fast, if you don't count a couple of rage quits during which I didn't pick up the GBA SP for a couple of weeks. It was, for me, a totally unique gaming experience that still sticks with me all this later.</quote>It's what you said. Though similar and from the very same series, these two games give two different experience. --- I'm Veggeta X's alt</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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