Metroid: Difference between revisions

** Many fans realized what the mysterious trailer for ''Other M'' was as soon as Adam said "Any objections, lady?" Prior to this, it was intentionally unclear what the game in question was.

* [[Asteroid Thicket]]: Used in ''Super'' and ''Fusion'', where something crashes into an asteroid in each. The asteroids look like they're only a few hundred feet across, and tightly packed.

* [[Back Tracking]]: Obtain previously inaccessible power-ups, curb-stomp previously lethal opponents with your new upgrades, and discover brand new shortcuts and secrets -- all by the magic of backtracking through every area of the game at least twice.

** It is so integral to this series that fans will frequently complain if the developers remove the ability to backtrack, such as in [[Metroid Fusion]] and [[Metroid: Other M]]. Even those at least give full access to the game world once Samus is fully upgraded.