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The E.M.M.I.s are large robots that are alerted by sound. When one is nearby, any sounds Samus makes will alert it, as indicated by a yellow circle that shows around Samus when she moves. If an E.M.M.I. catches sight of Samus, it will charge after her, following her movements. Should Samus be caught, she has a chance to escape by pressing the X Button at the right time, but failure to do so will result in an instant [[Game Over]]. E.M.M.I.s cannot enter small spaces that the [[Morph Ball]] can get into, and they can be fooled by using the Phantom Cloak. | The E.M.M.I.s are large robots that are alerted by sound. When one is nearby, any sounds Samus makes will alert it, as indicated by a yellow circle that shows around Samus when she moves. If an E.M.M.I. catches sight of Samus, it will charge after her, following her movements. Should Samus be caught, she has a chance to escape by pressing the X Button at the right time, but failure to do so will result in an instant [[Game Over]]. E.M.M.I.s cannot enter small spaces that the [[Morph Ball]] can get into, and they can be fooled by using the Phantom Cloak. | ||
===Updates=== | |||
On February 9, 2022, an update was announced for ''Metroid Dread'' and was released the same day. It adds two new difficulties into the game: Rookie Mode and Dread Mode. The former allows Samus to receive more energy when healing, and the latter only allows Samus to get hit once before getting a Game Over. | |||
==Development== | ==Development== | ||
