When players think of Metroid: Zero Mission , they typically remember the sprawling, interconnected caverns of Zebes—the left-to-right, up-and-down exploration of a 2D side-scroller. But the game’s most surprising, and arguably most brilliant, design shift occurs not in the depths of Brinstar or Norfair, but after the climax. After Mother Brain is shattered. After the escape sequence explodes. After Samus’s ship is shot down.
To reach the top of the leaderboards (or simply the top of Norfair), you must master advanced movement. The game teaches you to run and jump. The experts do the following: metroid zero mission top