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SUPER METROID RANDOMIZER WATER ROOMS SERIES

Disappointing Last Level: Tourian is short, simple and easy compared to the mazelike areas of the rest of the game.

SUPER METROID RANDOMIZER WATER ROOMS SERIES

Series co-creator Gunpei Yokoi is on record as actually being furious about his team putting so much effort into the title, only to later admit that all that effort created a fantastic game that the development team themselves wouldn't even attempt to follow up for another eight years due to fear they wouldn't be able to surpass it. Samus has an Idle Animation consisting simply of her breathing. Development Heaven: The game has aged incredibly well due to such attention to detail and is still seen as one of the best games in the genre.

Crocomire's skeleton leap out of the acid to kill you one last time, only to then comically fall apart into a pile of bones? A hilarious moment that makes you forget you brutally murdered it.

Crossing the Line Twice: Crocomire's graphic death via melting in the acid? A traumatizing moment that makes you feel like a monster.

While Phantoon is fairly challenging, it's at least a straightforward boss battle in a small room without any environmental hazards. The average person can probably complete the entire area in about 20 minutes. It's self-contained and requires little back-tracking, the standard enemies aren't too tough, and the platforming ranges from simple to non-existent.

Breather Level: The Wrecked Ship is roughly half-way through the game.

(The theme wasn't exclusively Ridley's in this game, but it would be used solely as his theme in future entries.)

Ridley, whose theme in this game is memorable enough that it's reused as his Leitmotif throughout the series from this point on.

Not for nothing did Prime reuse the theme for the Magmoor Caverns.

Norfair Ancient Ruins Area sets up the appropriate sense of dread for the area in which you fight.

Brinstar (Underground Depths) conveys a sense of bleakness, melancholy and loneliness beautifully.

Brinstar (The Jungle Floor) sets the tone for delving into an alien world and uncovering its mysteries.

As well as blasting the hell out of Mother Brain after she kills the Super Metroid, the grown up baby that had just recognized Samus as its "mother" a few rooms ago.

Crateria's Main Theme invokes a sense of heroism and the call to adventure, setting the tone for the game in general.

Awesome Music: Super Metroid's soundtrack is fairly memorable, especially for its era thanks to its new composers Kenji Yamamoto and Minako Hamano.

The saving grace for this fight, as the rest of this page will attest to, is that the game's story picks back up with flawless execution. This all adds up to a Final Boss where you just stand in the corner of the room with a shoulder button held down bombarding them with missiles, only needing to occasionally jump to avoid an attack.

Finally, if the player comes here with even a moderate amount of missile upgrades (or the Charge + Wave + Ice + Plasma beam combo), Mother Brain will go down fairly quickly. The room is a single screen large and, due to Mother Brain's sprite design, the player can almost always hit her by aiming diagonally up at her. She has three attacks for most of the fight, then gets a fourth when low on health, but none of them deal very much damage and are fairly easy to avoid. For a Final Boss, Mother Brain isn't all that challenging.In the vanilla game, Draygon ordinarily unlocks access to Plasma, so this is typically only seen in "GT code" categories like GT Classic ( guide WR as of ) and "major glitches" categories like RAMBO or RBMBO ( guide WR as of ) however, it's fairly common in randomizers for players to have Plasma, Charge, and X-Ray by the time they fight Draygon. Draygon is also very vulnerable to cheese tactics, since there are unintended methods of killing it quickly: Shinesparks note It's the only boss vulnerable to Shinesparks, and two or three of them can kill it in under a minute and the Plasma/Charge/X-Ray combo note If you use a glitch to get the Plasma Beam early, you can zap it with a Charged Plasma Beam and then repeatedly use the X-Ray Scope, which resets Plasma's damage, allowing Draygon to be beaten by firing a Charge Shot at it and then rapidly tapping A. By shooting out the wall turrets in the room, then letting Draygon grab you, you can Grapple Beam onto the turrets and electrocute Draygon, killing it in seconds. There's a simple trick behind defeating Draygon, the boss of Maridia, that completely undermines how threatening it is.