In the 1% run, the only thing that counts towards the 1% is one extra missile expansion that is currently impossible to avoid. None of the items you absorb from a core-X or download from a data room count towards the percentage.
I have to say, it royally sucks that you can't skip any of the items in the game. What the heck was R&D1 thinking? Then, because low % was impossible, they booted up the difficulty of the normal enemies to make it a challenge. What a freaking outrage.
Now that I've been exposed to the fun in ZM of skipping items and getting them out of sequence, I can hardly play fusion anymore.
"bad" is relative, obviously. metroid fusion isn't that bad of a video game ... put it next to e.t. the extraterrestrial, and yeah, it looks pretty good.
put it next to super metroid ... metroid prime ...
w.dawgs, i don't doubt what you believe, but i think you would be doing yourself wrong if you didn't give super metroid a good couple of days to let it grow on you. this metroid thing was done a lot better than fusion a long time ago, and is only being incrementally improved today (with the new first person perspective in prime and the new moves in zero mission).
again, not saying fusion sucks, just saying fusion sucks compared to my favorite games.
I'm sure super would be great, but I have only played an emulator of it. I don't like playing on emulators for some reason. That's why it never grew on me.
I have the super cart, but almost every time you turn, it on it erases all of the data :x . Thankfully I was able to beat it a few times before it started doing that, it was the first metroid game I played. I never got 100% though. I agree that it's abunch better than fusion but fusion is still pretty good, IMO.
I like fusion more than Zero mission I got ZM on saturday and I don't like the whole being able to skip stuff. It's not me. I really like both of them, I just prefere fusion.
didn't you just say... never mind. Anyway, the great thing is that you are able to skip stuff, not required. Nobody's holding a gun to your head and forcing you, and skippage (shut up) makes it more fun to play once you get good at the game. Call it an artificial--and much more challenging-- hard mode.
[severe topic diversion] I have a question about the 1% run: Did Sess die? He hasn't put out a segment in a long-o time-o. I wanna see how it ends! P.S.: Isn't the percentage going to be more than 1? Just because he didn't get anything he doesn't need doesn't mean he only got one thing..... /me is confused [/severe topic diversion]
[severe topic diversion]P.S.: Isn't the percentage going to be more than 1? Just because he didn't get anything he doesn't need doesn't mean he only got one thing..... /me is confused [/severe topic diversion]
You kind of contradicted yourself there. He only got what he needed (or couldn't avoid) so it's definately 1%.
If you have Fusion, count the tanks. If it were a decimal percentage, it would round to the nearest ten thousandth (hundrecth is by definition 1%, 'cuz it's 1 out of the 100). They like to make all items add up to 100 so they don't have to do that, and rounding sucks, 'cuz it would confuse people.
And Kridley, you might want to get another SNES, if all the games you play on it don't work. I'd get one, but I like emus just fine. All I need is a better USB controller.