Classic NES Series: Metroid

Metroid is an adventure action game that uses a science fiction setting to develop the environment and gameplay. Nintendo released this game for all handheld game consoles, later appeared more improved and superior versions than the original game. In the Metroid series, players will control bounty hunter Samus Aran through many dangerous missions as well as thrilling and engaging. Most Metroid games have the same gameplay, but their graphics are always improved and added more outstanding features for players to experience and explore.
Metroid is a side-scrolling platform action game with classic 8bit graphics. The plot of the game revolves around Samus Aran having to retrieve a parasite sample at a space station. But the trip happened to be a problem, as the space station was flooded with monsters of various shapes. The task of the player is to control Samus to overcome challenges, solve puzzles, and fight monsters to continue with the story. The shape and ability of monsters will vary, so players will need to coordinate with the game’s flexible control mechanism to avoid or move smoother. The topography of the game will change based on the environment in which the player is located, from which the diversity of creatures will change, and the player will face more challenges.
Samus Aran is a bounty hunter using the most advanced equipment in the universe, and players can search for upgraded versions or Power-ups along the way for Samus. The variety of upgrades and Power-ups will bring players many surprises and many things to entertain the environment. Moreover, the space stations are designed in an open-ended world style, and tunnels or elevators connect them. Players will also be introduced to special rooms, which help proceed with the story. Metroid is an adventure action game, but it emphasizes exploration, so the game will have countless different locations for players to explore and collect important items.
Metroid was the first door to open up a substantial development for the series, it was one of the first games to use the science-fiction context to develop gameplay. Because of this, players will witness the first sci-fi environments portrayed by humans, and will also experience a new sensation when fighting alien monsters. Metroid is considered one of the great games for GBA, and it always succeeds in entertaining players with everything it has.