I think some people actually prefer it to the original. Like Legacy, Redesign is another firm fan favourite. Yes, Super Metroid Redesign is, quite literally, a redesigned version of the original Super Metroid (that’s pretty much every game in this list, to be fair… ). Speaking of a redesign, that brings us nicely to the next Metroid ROM hack.
METROID FUSION ROM HACK SPRITE CHANGE PROFESSIONAL
The levels look stunning, the gameplay is sublime, and the whole hack has a very professional sheen to it.
If you’re looking for a change from Legacy, then give this redesigned game a try. There are a lot of grassy-looking areas and sharp thorns in this hack, hence the Nature vibes in the title. There’s a reason I’ve put it directly underneath Legacy too ROM fans consider this a sequel to legacy, making it the unofficial sequel to the sequel of the original Super Metroid… Super Metroid Nature isn’t set in Sherwood Forest, but it does have a leafy-green colour palette that, like Escape II, makes it instantly recognisable. This wouldn’t have been a list of the best Metroid Rom hacks without it! 6. I know that there are newer hacks out there to try and some that are undoubtedly more innovative, but Legacy is a ROM hacking institution, for crying out loud. Just in the same way as Super Mario 64: Last Impact, one of the best Mario ROM hacks of all time, is considered the unofficial sequel to SM64, so to is Metroid Legacy considered the sequel to Super Metroid. Metroid Legacy was, and still is, a firm fan favourite on the retro gaming circuit, providing Samus lovers with a whole new array of maps to work through, room layouts, and enemies in places where even the most seasoned players wouldn’t expect. One way to ensure a place in a future list of the best Metroid ROM hacks is to be one of the first on the scene. Hey I’m paid to be harsh, and that’s why V I T A L I T Y takes the 8th spot in our best Metroid ROM hacks list and isn’t further down… Still, every now and again, there are parts that feel incredibly similar to the main game and smack you hard in the face. Sometimes it feels as though you’ve left Super Metroid behind completely, which is the true mark of an inventive hacker. It’s almost as though DMan has spent some time on another planet… maybe it’s some pseudonym for Meta Ridley? It’s a Metroid game through and through, but the extra additions, the design of the new world areas, and the new storyline are an absolute joy to play through. Hack wizard ‘DMan’ has certainly made a masterpiece here. Yes, I had to write Vitality with those spaces in it that’s the name of the game! This is the kind of hack that experts should check out if they want to improve their game.Ĭan you discover the secret behind the Planet Uviol? 8.
This hack actually has a ‘Challenge’ rating, meaning it’s not for the faint of heart. It’s got a new story, lots of incredible new artwork, and some exciting new rooms to play through. Well, this version has been turned all the way to 11. Cliffhanger Redux is an updated version of the ROM hack ‘Super Metroid Cliffhanger’. Now, this is one of the most challenging Metroid hacks out there (I’m probably going to say that a lot through this article, so bear with me). Experience a new hub area and pick up bonuses hidden around every corner! 9. Control Samus, and blast bad guys.Įscape II has a Sonic feel about it too in the form of saving animals as you move through each of the levels. While the game’s altered story is listed in Japanese, the premise is still pretty similar. Still, we’re not complaining it gives the game a unique look and instantly makes it recognisable amongst the other hacks out there. The ROM hack’s creator ‘Hiroshi’ clearly just likes blue. Nor is it a hack that takes place underwater.
METROID FUSION ROM HACK SPRITE CHANGE TV
Now, I know what you’re thinking, and the answer is no this isn’t being shown on my mate Josh’s TV which for some reason is incredibly blue (if you’re reading this, Josh, then for crying out loud, fix it…). First up on our list of the best Metroid ROM hacks is Super Metroid: Escape II!
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