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*''[[Metroid: Zero Mission]]'' | *''[[Metroid: Zero Mission]]'' | ||
|users=[[Samus Aran]] | |users=[[Samus Aran]] | ||
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|properties=Shoot further than [[Power Beam]] and increase offensive capabilites | |properties=Shoot further than [[Power Beam]] and increase offensive capabilites | ||
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===Metroid: Zero Mission=== | ===Metroid: Zero Mission=== | ||
The Long Beam reappears and functions in more or less the same way - boosting the distance Samus's beams travel. However, it also affects the appearance of her beam and its strength - boosting it by half the Power Beam's normal strength. Unlike [[Metroid (game)|the original game]], however, Samus is typically forced to collect it due to the [[Blue Door]] leading further into Brinstar being blocked by rocks requiring a long-ranged weapon to reach, though a hidden passage just above the Door allows her to bypass this and skip the Long Beam. | The Long Beam reappears in Brinstar and functions in more or less the same way - boosting the distance Samus's beams travel. However, it also affects the appearance of her beam and its strength - boosting it by half the Power Beam's normal strength. Unlike [[Metroid (game)|the original game]], however, Samus is typically forced to collect it due to the [[Blue Door]] leading further into Brinstar being blocked by rocks requiring a long-ranged weapon to reach, though a hidden passage just above the Door allows her to bypass this and skip the Long Beam. Unlike the original game, however, Missiles aren't needed to access the Long Beam's room. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
