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Off-Topic Discussion => Gaming Discussion => Topic started by: FlamingCobra on November 10, 2011, 11:59:11 am
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Which is the best Metroid II color patch?
I know about two of them, but I don't know which I like better and I don't know which is more widely used/recommended.
One of the ones that I know about makes the ground (at the beginning anyway) blue, like in the original Metroid. But Metroid 1 takes place on Zebes and Metroid II takes place on SR388.
The other I saw makes the ground brown, like on the front of the game box.
I also read that the NGC's Game Boy Player (which I have) colorizes Metroid II and makes it look like it's supposed to. But I haven't been able to dig up any more info on that.
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I own the Cartridge. Game Boy original, played the crap out of it on my trusty Game Boy Colour. Then again on my Game boy SP. Now............. I can not has on mah 3DS until i R4 card it.
Colour patches?
Me not know. GBC just used to do it all for me. four colour palette. :cool:
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I own the Cartridge. Game Boy original, played the crap out of it on my trusty Game Boy Colour. Then again on my Game boy SP. Now............. I can not has on mah 3DS until i R4 card it.
Colour patches?
Me not know. GBC just used to do it all for me. four colour palette. :cool:
VBA will also do 4 color palette. But IPS patches will do many many color palette. :blah:
Damn you for having a 3DS. If you had gotten a Game Boy Micro, I would damn you all the way to the 9th Hell. :drevil:
You got SF64 3D or OoT 3D yet?
BTW, why can't DS1 do GBA emu via Acekard2?
PS: My GBA SP is starting to get old. It doesn't hold a charge for very long anymore.
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Got OoT with my first 3ds. Got SF and Res evil, brainy trainy, and rabids for my 2nd.
But I hardly use it. I wants me some R4 snes emulating fun. I LOVE SNES!!
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I got stuck in Super Metroid. I didn't feel like looking at a guide, so I quit playing it.
I got tired of Super Mario RPG when I got to Land's End, so I quit playing it.
I got frustrated with Star Fox 1 because Andross was proving impossible to beat, even on easy, so I quit playing it.
I beat Star Fox 2 like 8 times. It was fun.
I don't know why I quit playing ALttP.
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I got stuck in Super Metroid.
You have to use a power bomb in that glass tunnel.
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Meridia is the WORST area. But it has the EASIEST boss.
I miss my hatchling :(
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I got stuck in Super Metroid.
You have to use a power bomb in that glass tunnel.
That stupid glass tube. I got stuck there for months. :mad:
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Actually I'm in Norfair and I got to this giant skeleton thingy and then I couldn't go any further so I didn't know what to do.
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What items you got? Have you checked as much map as possible?
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I got missiles, super missiles, power bombs, grapple beam, high jump, speed boost, charge shot, ice beam, morph ball, regular bomb, varia suit.
There are a few gray areas on the map but iirc I didn't go there because I was unable to.
EDIT: I forgot this game's map doesn't show doors. :(
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Power bomb every dead end. have you done the wrecked.ship yet and killed phantoon?
I've not played through the whole game since 1998. But I got it for xmas when it came out.
I FREAKIN LOVE super metroid <3
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who?
and
WTF I TAKE DAMAGE FROM SHINESPARKING IN THIS GAME?
yeah that's pretty much how I plan on figuring out how to get out of the pirate mothership in zero mission. I'm trying to 100% the game, so I don't feel like fighting meta ridley yet.
I also just now found a missile expansion in super metroid via shinesparking.
Single wall walljumping is a lot easier in this game. Well, having a joystick makes it easier too.......... But the reversed ABXY buttons confuse me a lot. It's hard to remember when you're using a 360 pad.
EDIT: I gave up on playing super metroid on virtual console. The gamecube's button layout is HORRIBLE for super nintendo games. In all other cases I like the gamecube's button layout.
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I found out what I was missing. The Wave Beam.