The second game in the series for the Game Boy Advance, Metroid: Zero Mission is Nintendo’s follow-up to the excellent Metroid Fusion and a remake of the original Metroid. The game would ...

The entire presentation and the gameplay itself are totally first-rate in Metroid: Zero Mission. You'll just wish that there were more meat to the game.

It was a happy day for Metroid fans when Metroid: Zero Mission was first announced for Nintendo's Game Boy Advance at E3 2003, and an even happier day ...

All Metroid Game-by-Game Reviews 1. Metroid 2. Metroid II: Return of Samus 3. Super Metroid 4. Metroid Prime 5. Metroid Fusion 6. Metroid Zero Mission 7. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes 8. Metroid Prime 3 ...

Metroid: Zero Mission is as much about killing the metroid threat as it is about exploring Zebes. Zebes is a rather complex planet that's divided into Crateria, Brinstar, Tourian, Maridia, Norfair ...

In an era of super-powered 3-D consoles, a completely 2-D side-scrolling game may seem like a quaint anachronism. Fortunately, games such as Metroid: Zero Mission exist to dispel such thoughts ...

Metroid: Zero Mission recycles some of the character graphics from Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion. Fortunately, Samus' red-and-gold power armor looks every bit as good today as ever.

But that's all overshadowed by just how fantastic this game looks and sounds. Just like Metroid Fusion, the development team of Metroid: Zero Mission push the GBA's hardware in both graphics and ...