Morph ball aiming?
Well, it's actually called Boost Ball Aiming, but yes, you can turn it on in the options menu. When you're charging a Boost, it places a crosshair on the screen that you can move around to aim your Boost.
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One thing I only just noticed was all your visors work in your ship. You can use the scan visor on all of the components inside (though this doesn't add anything to the logbook). You can also get a nice look at the bones in Samus' legs and feet with the xray visor.
Speaking of that, when using the xray visor, did anyone notice how close samus' fingers are to the aperature of the arm cannon (i.e. where it shoots from)? Missiles have to magically appear, since t here's no way there could be a loading mechanism for them inside with Samus' hand in the way. (Though it is cool that you can see her hand in there and see her pulling a trigger to fire the arm cannon).
Does the communication console on the ceiling of the ship serve any purpose other than at the very beginning of the game?
Final thing for now: I noticed only recently (during the PH seed boss battle) that the door leading in/out of the boss chambers do not lock during the fight. Is there any way to get back up there?
Speaking of that, when using the xray visor, did anyone notice how close samus' fingers are to the aperature of the arm cannon (i.e. where it shoots from)? Missiles have to magically appear, since t here's no way there could be a loading mechanism for them inside with Samus' hand in the way. (Though it is cool that you can see her hand in there and see her pulling a trigger to fire the arm cannon).
Does the communication console on the ceiling of the ship serve any purpose other than at the very beginning of the game?
Final thing for now: I noticed only recently (during the PH seed boss battle) that the door leading in/out of the boss chambers do not lock during the fight. Is there any way to get back up there?
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Does the communication console on the ceiling of the ship serve any purpose other than at the very beginning of the game?
Pressing the buttons in certain sequences allows you to get hidden messages (all in Japanese, though). Enter Samus's identity code (second, seventh, fifth, first) to get a message from Iwata. Also:
-third, sixth, fourth, eighth for a message from Yamamoto
-eighth, third, fifth, fourth for a message from Miyamoto
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One thing I only just noticed was all your visors work in your ship. You can use the scan visor on all of the components inside (though this doesn't add anything to the logbook). You can also get a nice look at the bones in Samus' legs and feet with the xray visor.
Speaking of that, when using the xray visor, did anyone notice how close samus' fingers are to the aperature of the arm cannon (i.e. where it shoots from)? Missiles have to magically appear, since t here's no way there could be a loading mechanism for them inside with Samus' hand in the way. (Though it is cool that you can see her hand in there and see her pulling a trigger to fire the arm cannon).
Does the communication console on the ceiling of the ship serve any purpose other than at the very beginning of the game?
Final thing for now: I noticed only recently (during the PH seed boss battle) that the door leading in/out of the boss chambers do not lock during the fight. Is there any way to get back up there?
Speaking of that, when using the xray visor, did anyone notice how close samus' fingers are to the aperature of the arm cannon (i.e. where it shoots from)? Missiles have to magically appear, since t here's no way there could be a loading mechanism for them inside with Samus' hand in the way. (Though it is cool that you can see her hand in there and see her pulling a trigger to fire the arm cannon).
Does the communication console on the ceiling of the ship serve any purpose other than at the very beginning of the game?
Final thing for now: I noticed only recently (during the PH seed boss battle) that the door leading in/out of the boss chambers do not lock during the fight. Is there any way to get back up there?
RE cockpit, yes it's pretty cool.
As for missiles, I've always subscribed to the theory that here's an energy-based production system within the suit (and even that the shoulder pads have a cooling system hence the need for the shoulder pad kitted Varia as opposed to the shoulderless Powersuit in Magmoor and that it the suit itself also feeds her sustenance and even caters to her toilet requirements - the wife and I had a long discussion about this! ^_^ ). The beams need energy anyway, and she refuels in her ship and at ammo stations pretty damn quick.
They do hint at this in Echoes' logbook and explain moreso (although not precisely) in the Corruption logbook.
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Quote from Tahngarthor:
One thing I only just noticed was all your visors work in your ship. You can use the scan visor on all of the components inside (though this doesn't add anything to the logbook). You can also get a nice look at the bones in Samus' legs and feet with the xray visor.
Speaking of that, when using the xray visor, did anyone notice how close samus' fingers are to the aperature of the arm cannon (i.e. where it shoots from)? Missiles have to magically appear, since t here's no way there could be a loading mechanism for them inside with Samus' hand in the way. (Though it is cool that you can see her hand in there and see her pulling a trigger to fire the arm cannon).
Does the communication console on the ceiling of the ship serve any purpose other than at the very beginning of the game?
Final thing for now: I noticed only recently (during the PH seed boss battle) that the door leading in/out of the boss chambers do not lock during the fight. Is there any way to get back up there?
Speaking of that, when using the xray visor, did anyone notice how close samus' fingers are to the aperature of the arm cannon (i.e. where it shoots from)? Missiles have to magically appear, since t here's no way there could be a loading mechanism for them inside with Samus' hand in the way. (Though it is cool that you can see her hand in there and see her pulling a trigger to fire the arm cannon).
Does the communication console on the ceiling of the ship serve any purpose other than at the very beginning of the game?
Final thing for now: I noticed only recently (during the PH seed boss battle) that the door leading in/out of the boss chambers do not lock during the fight. Is there any way to get back up there?
That because it was one of Paraxade's.
http://files.filefront.com/Exit+the+Omega+Ridley+Batemp4/;8572394;/fileinfo.html
Also, LOL typo.
Iwata:
Hello, this is Iwata from Nintendo.
A president has to take things really seriously, even if it doesn't seem like it. It's understandable if you lose weight from stress...but I get fatter instead. Nobody thinks I'm taking it seriously.
Miyamoto:
Ah, can you hear me? This is Miyamoto.
All of you playing Metroid, can you hear me?
It's fun, isn't it?
I've also worked on many [Metroid] games, but this one is the best yet, don't you think?
Definitely play it all the way to the end.
See you!
Dunno what Yamamoto is saying.
Hello, this is Iwata from Nintendo.
A president has to take things really seriously, even if it doesn't seem like it. It's understandable if you lose weight from stress...but I get fatter instead. Nobody thinks I'm taking it seriously.
Miyamoto:
Ah, can you hear me? This is Miyamoto.
All of you playing Metroid, can you hear me?
It's fun, isn't it?
I've also worked on many [Metroid] games, but this one is the best yet, don't you think?
Definitely play it all the way to the end.
See you!
Dunno what Yamamoto is saying.
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Does the communication console on the ceiling of the ship serve any purpose other than at the very beginning of the game?
Pressing the buttons in certain sequences allows you to get hidden messages (all in Japanese, though). Enter Samus's identity code (second, seventh, fifth, first) to get a message from Iwata. Also:
-third, sixth, fourth, eighth for a message from Yamamoto
-eighth, third, fifth, fourth for a message from Miyamoto
The only other one I remember is: 1385
@ above post:
If you mean the feature underneath the platform then yeah I agree. If not then what?
Another thing... In the movie, showing dark samus breaking out of the container at the intro, the room it's located in is the same room as where you get the X-ray visor.
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When you get the Bryyo map, Rundas appears on a ledge way out to the left in Crash Site...
yeah, I just noticed that. >.>
yeah, I just noticed that. >.>
Eh, I just realized this right earlier. GF Troopers of all kinds don't have skeletons. Just use the X-Ray visor. >.<
I read something somewhere today that the 3D model viewer that was part of the Echoes logbook is in Corruption: There's supposedly some sort of cube in one of the corners that you click on to go into that mode...
And I've played the game and gone into the logbook HOW many times and haven't noticed this myself?
And I've played the game and gone into the logbook HOW many times and haven't noticed this myself?
red chamber dream
Quote from Prime Hunter:
I read something somewhere today that the 3D model viewer that was part of the Echoes logbook is in Corruption: There's supposedly some sort of cube in one of the corners that you click on to go into that mode...
And I've played the game and gone into the logbook HOW many times and haven't noticed this myself?
And I've played the game and gone into the logbook HOW many times and haven't noticed this myself?
Oh wow, I never noticed that either. Though, I did only play through Echoze once.
Anywhere, everywhere
Quote from Prime Hunter:
I read something somewhere today that the 3D model viewer that was part of the Echoes logbook is in Corruption: There's supposedly some sort of cube in one of the corners that you click on to go into that mode...
And I've played the game and gone into the logbook HOW many times and haven't noticed this myself?
And I've played the game and gone into the logbook HOW many times and haven't noticed this myself?
Anywhere, everywhere
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Really? That IS awesome. I'll have to check it out the next time I play. Is the concept art for each item different than the ones you can buy in the bonus material section?