Save Station

Save Station Artwork of a Save Station from Prime

Game(s) All except Metroid Located in Various Uses Saves progress, restores energy

Save Stations, or Navigation Booths in Metroid: Other M, allow Samus to record her progress and allow her an area to restart from if she is killed. They were first featured in Metroid II.

Properties

The Save Stations in Metroid II, Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion, and Metroid: Zero Mission only save Samus's progress. The Save Stations in the Metroid Prime series and Metroid: Other M recharge Samus's energy as well as save her progress; Save Stations aboard the Space Pirate Mother Ship in Metroid: Zero Mission have a similar function but recharge Samus's ammunition as well. Samus's Gunship can be used as a Save Station in the Metroid Prime series. Metroid Prime 3: Corruption records the number of times Samus has saved the game, creating a challenge to complete the game with a minimal amount of saves.

Data

Logbook entries

Logbook entry from Metroid Prime: Save Station

First Location: Frigate Orpheon - Reactor Core Entrance
		Save Station. Step into these stations to save your game and fully restore your energy.

Logbook entry from Metroid Prime 3: Corruption: Save Station

First Location: G.F.S. Olympus - Lift Access
Enter these stations to save your game and fully restore your energy.

Scan Data

Scan Data from Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (Save Station)

Save Station Step into these stations to save your game and fully restore your energy.

Gallery

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  Artwork from Super Metroid

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  A Save Station as seen in Zero Mission

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  Concept art of a Save Station in Metroid Prime

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  Samus using a Save Station in Echoes

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  Samus using a Save Station in Corruption

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  A Metroid Fusion Save Room