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  • 18th November 2012: The Wii U launches today in North America! Though no Metroid games are currently announced for it, players can enjoy a Metroid inspired mini-game in Nintendo Land called Metroid Blast.
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Tallon Metroids are a variation of Metroid that developed naturally on Tallon IV. There are multiple differences between these and regular Metroids, which stem from developing on different planets. Unused design notes indicate that this environmental versatility is due to a Metroid's ability to adapt to survive in differing atmospheric and gravitational conditions, and varying gamma radiation levels. These Metroids were introducted to these new environments by Space Pirates who were studying them for various purposes. read more...


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The very mysterious Justin Bailey in action
Older generation gamers may remember a form of "manual saving" where predetermined passwords were used to call older states in the game. Extremely old NES games (such as Megaman, Caslevania 2: Simon's Quest, and more importantly Metroid) lacked internal batteries, meaning they lacked the ability to save, resorting to a special password input left behind by modern consoles. After dying or reaching certain check points, gamers were often given codes, expected to write them down. Just who is Justin Bailey? What is a Narpas Sword?


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