[Tutorial] Trick on Metroid: Samus Returns

[scionae]

You can use frozen enemies as platforms, too.

Well, this is meant to be in the game! It's mentioned in it ahahaha

 

[Raylight]

Because "It's a trick you can do in all metroid titles you non-metoid-fan scrub"

LOL sorry you had to endure that man but yea its a pretty common trick

 

[Ritsuki]

>Infinite bomb jump isn't a feature
>Removed in Fusion
>Re-added in Samus Returns
>Not a feature

....really?

Well in this case, sequence breaking is a feature too. Which is possible, but again, I doubt it.

P. S. : And infinite jump trick is also a feature then. What I meant is that even if it's possible, since it's not explained in the game, and again, IIRC, it's not a necessary gameplay element to finish the game (100%), maybe it wasn't intended to be like this.

 

[ShroomKing]

i actually discovered that too, but i thought i was supposed to do that to reach some places

 

[Gizametalman]

I found a neat trick too.
If you press Y, you can shoot!

 

[randysteele992]

Uhh yeah.. And I discovered this glitch in Super Mario Bros. once where when Mario grabs the mushroom he becomes bigger.

 

[BORTZ]

Moved to appropriate section

 

[The Catboy]

I found a neat trick too.
If you press Y, you can shoot!

Oh Dios mío! I didn't know this!

 

[omega59]

Keep bombing up and you can go through walls eventually. Especially areas that are entry doors or that have a wall above with space above leaving a pathway when your in-ball-mode.

 

[THYPLEX]

You can use frozen enemies as platforms, too.

Such an amazing feature

 

[Gizametalman]

Such an amazing feature

Such an amazing feature X2
/s

 

[MAXAITA]

quizas el nunca jugo un metroid.

 

[SSG Vegeta]

That's cool, I didn't knew it ahaha
I'll try it in Super Metroid hehe

Super Metroid is hard af

 

[keven3477]

I wouldn't think moving this to eof would have been the appropriate section maybe change the title to reflect what happened.

 

[Jesus Sarmiento]

We've gone so long without a 2d Metroid that there are now people who don't even know what bomb jumping is. I don't intend to sound rude or be mean, I'm just saying that it's been a long time since 2004's Metroid Zero Mission being the last 2d Metroid.

 

[goldensun87]

The "Infinite Bomb Jump" is a trick that goes all the way back to NES Metroid. Although it was hard to do on NES. Since then, I don't know if it was in Metroid 2, but it has been in Super Metroid (still hard, but not as hard as NES), absent in Fusion because bomb timing is too long, returned and easier than ever in Zero Mission, absent from the Prime series and Other M, reused in AM2R, and revised now in Samus Returns.