Metroid thread

>>380895287
Fusion, because it'll set you up for the gameplay conventions that became standard in Zero Mission and AM2R (especially movement/physics and ledge grabbing). Also follows most directly in plot.

Either one really.

Fusion has loads more plot (the plot isn't bad, but it does slow you down) but has amazing boss fights that only Prime 2 matches, and it is more much linear.

Zero Mission is a compromise between Super and Fusion's gameplay, while having as much plot as Super.

Both are great.

I actually did Prime after Super Metroid just to switch it up. It doesn't really matter I guess. I still need to beat Zero Mission and play Fusion though. For some reason I keep dropping Zero Mission. It's a great game, but then something always happens like another random game gets released. I think it was GTA5 or something last time.