Boxart for Metroid Fusion
Metroid Fusion is a video game released in 2002 for the GBA. Despite the success of Super Metroid, Samus went missing ever since, and when the 32-bit systems rolled in, Samus's only appearence was in the cross-over party game Super Smash Bros. However, with Sega and Sony rising in power, and Microsoft enetring the competition, Metroid Fusion was created as the handheld counterpart to Metroid Prime.
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Released as the handheld counterpart for Metroid Prime, Metroid Fusion was released for the Game boy Advance. It received positive reviews but the games linearity was complained about by critics.
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Johnny featured this game in his month of Metroid, giving a positive score of 9.5/10. He stated that the game's only down point was the lack of non-linear style, as well as the difficulty level being low. After the review on Metroid: Zero Mission, he stated that this was beaten by Zero Mission only by hairlentgh, and is officialy his second favorite handheld Metroid game.