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NintendoWorld Report WORLDWIDE NINTENDO COVERAGE 24/7/365 Lo Us Home News Games Reviews Previews Editorials Features Events Podcasts For Whither Now, Samus Aran? Who is Samus Aran? III by Zachary Miller - July 11, 2008, 3:20 pm EDT FEATURE Ahead of next week's E3 announcements, we look into the uncertain future of the beloved, but oft-neglected, Metroid franchise. The third period of Samus' life takes place after Fusion. Nintendo pulled a fast one on us in that game-even though Samus became part Metroid (Alien: Resurrection, anyone?), that parasitic DNA did nothing more than give her lots of free health and missiles, and a susceptibility to cold temperatures. But now that there are no more X Parasites, all Samus is left with is a weakness to ice? Shenanigans! The end of the Prime trilogy left us with one nice little cliffhanger which further integrated Metroid Prime: Hunters into the Metroid universe: Samus rides off into the sunset, only to be pursued by Sylux, one of the rival bounty hunters from the DS shooter. The instruction booklet for Hunters claims that Sylux hates Samus with a passion, and that all of his technology, including his ship, has been stolen from the Galactic Federation. While this is nothing but baseless speculation, Sylux could be human. What's more, Sylux could have also been trained by the Chozo. Maybe Samus wasn't the only one to survive the Pirate raid that left her orphaned! At any rate, the next game in the Metroid series as we know it could focus on Samus vs. Sylux, Samus grappling with her Metroid physiology, or both. A weakness to cold may be just the beginning-what if Samus begins to hunger for "life energy?" She could become more feral and unstable as the mindless parasite within begins to emerge. I also like the idea of multiple planets for Samus to explore, as presented in Hunters and Corruption. If Samus is trying to cure herself of her Metroid infestation, why not do some planet-hopping to look for the right ingredients?

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NintendoWorld Report WORLDWIDE NINTENDO COVERAGE 24/7/365 Lo Us Home News Games Reviews Previews Editorials Features Events Podcasts For Whither Now, Samus Aran? Who is Samus Aran? III by Zachary Miller - July 11, 2008, 3:20 pm EDT FEATURE Ahead of next week's E3 announcements, we look into the uncertain future of the beloved, but oft-neglected, Metroid franchise. The third period of Samus' life takes place after Fusion. Nintendo pulled a fast one on us in that game-even though Samus became part Metroid (Alien: Resurrection, anyone?), that parasitic DNA did nothing more than give her lots of free health and missiles, and a susceptibility to cold temperatures. But now that there are no more X Parasites, all Samus is left with is a weakness to ice? Shenanigans! The end of the Prime trilogy left us with one nice little cliffhanger which further integrated Metroid Prime: Hunters into the Metroid universe: Samus rides off into the sunset, only to be pursued by Sylux, one of the rival bounty hunters from the DS shooter. The instruction booklet for Hunters claims that Sylux hates Samus with a passion, and that all of his technology, including his ship, has been stolen from the Galactic Federation. While this is nothing but baseless speculation, Sylux could be human. What's more, Sylux could have also been trained by the Chozo. Maybe Samus wasn't the only one to survive the Pirate raid that left her orphaned! At any rate, the next game in the Metroid series as we know it could focus on Samus vs. Sylux, Samus grappling with her Metroid physiology, or both. A weakness to cold may be just the beginning-what if Samus begins to hunger for "life energy?" She could become more feral and unstable as the mindless parasite within begins to emerge. I also like the idea of multiple planets for Samus to explore, as presented in Hunters and Corruption. If Samus is trying to cure herself of her Metroid infestation, why not do some planet-hopping to look for the right ingredients?

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