![]() ![]() ![]() Metroid Prime Remastered Secret EndingĪ secret ending can be seen once you manage to collect all the collectible items and data logs before defeating Metroid Prime. It also manages to latch on to Samus in the process with the intent to assimilate her, but it only managed to grab the Phazon part of her suit, allowing Samus to flee the Chozon Temple as Metroid Prime explodes.Īt the end of the cutscene, Samus is seen looking back at the ruins before going inside her ship and flying out of the Tallon IV planet. Metroid Prime Remastered EndingĪfter finally defeating Metroid Prime in its core state, it tries to save itself by reverting into what seems to be a more primitive Metroid form. Within this temple lies the Metroid Prime who has been feeding off of the Phazon from the meteor, growing in strength over the years. She also discovered the Artifact Temple that the Chozo built around the impact crater in the dire attempt to contain the poison. While on the planet, Samus also found out about the other experiments that the space pirate did in Tallon IV, including the ones involving Metroids, as part of their plan to harvest Phazon, a mutagenic substance that caused The Great Poison.Īlong with this discovery, Samus found out about the history and the downfall of the Chozo civilization when a huge meteor crashed into the planet, causing “The Great Poison” which killed off or mutated almost every living creature in the planet. A brief summary of Metroid PrimeĪfter answering the distress calls of a space pirate ship and discovering the space pirates’ experiments with their creation Meta Ridley, Samus Aran gave chase to their ship as it crash landed into Tallon IV. Read ahead as we go through the ending of Metroid Prime Remastered and explain what are its implications on its sequels. But for those who are just getting into the Metroid universe and picked up Prime as their first game, or for those who just need a refresher on the events of the game’s ending, then we got your back. I left the arena with 200 health left.The ending of Metroid Prime Remastered has not been changed from the original 2002 game. This method may take a little longer than the "proper" way, but you'll save tons of health. Strafe out to shoot at him, and hide next to the beam when he starts rolling. Stay between the wall and the beam, staying closer to the metal beam. You'll see that next to the wall of snow there is a metal beam. Go toward the platform to the right of where you came in. Having trouble fighting Thardus? There is a section where you can hide from his rolling. Okay, perhaps it's not the most exciting thing in the world, but cool nevertheless.īoss Exploits Preserve Health Fighting Thardus Want to see what the heroine of Metroid Prime does when she's not hunting Metroids and Space Pirates? Don't touch your controller for a few seconds and Samus will start to relax her posture slightly, then opens a flap on her Power Blaster and fiddles with the controls. This can save you a timed bomb (it gets you to the same height as a bomb jump) in some of the puzzles and is nice for fast Morph Ball traversal as well. The Wii version of Metroid Prime added a motion/gesture-based Morph Ball jump that is included in the Switch version. Make sure you have the Power Beam equipped as other beams don't fire as fast! This is an essential strategy for beating Meta Ridley on Hard. In essence, this means mashing both buttons quickly. You can fire missiles at a much faster rate than allowed by alternating firing them and Power Beam shots. Image Gallery 4 - Clear Metroid Prime on Hard Mode.Ĭlear the game on Easy or Normal to unlock Hard Mode in Metroid Prime.Image Gallery 2 - Collect 50% or more of the items. ![]() Image Gallery 1 - Scan 50% of the research and creature data in the Log Book. ![]()
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