Through the efforts of dataminers of the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack service, the next title to arrive on the service, Metroid: Zero Mission, may have been leaked. NSO Expansion Pack subscribers recently got access to a host of Game Boy and Game Boy Advance titles this past February. One of the first GBA games to arrive after the launch of the NSO's GBA service was the fourth mainline entry in the long-running Metroid franchise, Metroid Fusion. When Metroid Fusion landed on NSO’s library, it also came with some evidence that the other critically acclaimed Metroid GBA game would be coming soon.
Metroid: Zero Mission is the GBA remake of the first Metroid game from the NES, updated in the style of both Super Metroid and the aforementioned Fusion. This includes upgrading the presentation by using brand-new sprites, recomposed music, and even animated cutscenes. The remake also introduced a section right after the game’s original ending, where players got to play as Samus without her Power Suit for the first time. A dataminer who looked through the files of the Nintendo Switch Online service found that this game will be potentially the next one added to the service.
Metroid Fusion Classic Commerical Unearthed With HD Director's Cut Ahead of NSO Release
This was discovered by Yakumono on Twitter, where they were snooping through the files for the Japanese version of the GBA NSO service, which they denote it being version 1.1.0, the current version of the service. In the Metroid Fusion folder, they found screenshots of Game Boy Advance link functionality that were unused, and that there’s not text about how to use it. Yakumono noted that these are specifically screenshots from Metroid: Zero Mission too, meaning
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