Secret Worlds - Glitches in Metroid Prime - DPadGamer
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Everyone's favorite heroine, Samus Aran, is back! Packed to the gills with exploration, creative power-ups, and wicked enemies, Metroid Prime is a first-person adventure worthy of the Metroid stamp. An action-packed adventure set in the first-person perspective, Metroid Prime takes place just after the events in the original Metroid (NES). It has lead character Samus Aran, a bounty hunter by trade, chasing down the evil Space Pirates. Their intention is to use a genetic mutagen called Phazon to create a super army and take over the universe. While the installments in the series before have never been home to deeply involving storylines, Metroid Prime breaks the shell to offer up one of the most intriguing and read-worthy sagas yet. Developed by Texas-based Retro Studios. Metroid Prime brings all of the elements of the acclaimed franchise into a massive 3D arena.
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Notes:
Don't get in the habit of double tapping B for dashing, it's not needed and can prevent you from improving your dashing later on. When dashing, the fewer frames B is pressed for the more height you get out of it, in fact in 21% (minimum item collection) there's at least one dash where a 1 frame B press is basically required.
Ghetto jumping isn't affected by your aim at all, and is caused by sliding up a slope while jumping, the backwards pull isn't needed but can help for some jumps.
The missile under the bridge can be reached without a ghetto jump at all, just stand at the highest standable spot on the half pipe and do a well spaced out double jump.
The main plaza e-tank can be gotten by space jumping from a ledge nearby.
You can just double jump from the platform above the door leading to Morph Ball, and turn right a bit while holding forward to slide up the slope to the right, and get the grapple ledge missile.
Rapidfire missiles is better done by holding C-up and mashing Y. Even if done frame perfectly, Y A Y A is slower.
The out of bounds stuff is too immense for a YT comment so I'll skip over it.
Unmorphing during Infinite Speed causes something called lightshow, it's caused because getting IS sets several values in the game's view matrix (a component of the 4x4 matrix used to calculate where to put vertices in space to make geometry appear to obey perspective and move relative to where you (the camera) are) to NaN, (not a number) making the arm cannon's vertices get displaced all over the place and the camera going waaaaay out of bounds due to how the Gamecube/Wii hardware handles NaNs.
In IS, don't boost unless collecting an item with the glitch, and don't unmorph. You can use any trigger that plays a cutscene, like a map station, missile station, elevator, certain item collections, etc to reset everything to normal.
Boosting and hitting a wall or other uneven geometry on the floor causes something called frame drag, where (this may be wrong, I'm not sure if anyone's figured out exactly what happens yet) it appears your hitbox expands or moves around a lot, any loaded item out in the open or not behind certain types of geometry (there's a binary flag set on all geometry that some people in the community discovered which ended up determining what enclosed items can and can't be collected with IS) will get collected.
During IS, if you unmorph in an area with a fixed camera and morph again, the infinite rotational speed value that causes your hitbox to freak out will be reset and you wont get lightshow, allowing you to boost normally again. In speedruns, after collecting the power bomb, we unmorph/morph next to the water geyser in Ruined Fountain to get the ability to boost back.
The R jump in Twin Fires Tunnel is difficult, instead we now do a fast double jump from the door, turn sideways in midair with R, and jump within 2 frames of hitting the ground (the first frame gains speed, second frame maintains your speed, everything after that loses speed) to do what's called a bunny hop, which maintains your speed, allowing you to clear the gap much easier than the original R jump, and faster than getting on the wall and dashing.
You can just jump from the box in Geothermal Core directly to the platform.
You only need to boost into Meta Ridley's heart once, and it works because they forgot to set the damage value on Ridley for Boost Ball, I can only assume the damage for all weapons defaults to a very high number until specifically set for each enemy, because boosting into his heart does 50,000 damage per frame. It only stops because the change in phase where his wings burn off is scripted to stop any damage from being dealt to him during the transition animation.
It's great to see people doing showcases of the tons of really cool glitches this game has to offer :D
Thank you for the write-up! Aaaaand pinned!
Secret worlds (out of bounds):
Metroid Prime is what's known as a subtractive game engine, the map starts out as a (not really) infinite amount of solid material, which we refer to as "aether". The developers then subtract a box of empty space out of it, and place room geometry inside the empty space. In Prime, the player doesn't have any collision with the aether so you're able to walk through it. This is the crux of how navigating the aether works. Due to how the physics engine works, when in biped mode (not morphed) the game performs a raycast straight down from your current position each frame, and stops you from falling if there's nothing below you. (the check returns false) This seems to be inaccurate however, because if this happens, your position will be raised vertically by a small amount each frame. This check returns false while standing inside the aether. This causes you to be able to stand on the floor of the box of empty space, in the walls, and above the ceiling. When you're in morph ball a different physics engine is used, and when in the aether you'll just fall forever. (until you unmorph or hit the world's size limit) This ends up being useful though, allowing you to fall down out of the aether above a room.
Now's a good time to note that when in biped mode, when you walk off solid collision, the game takes 3 frames to update your state from standing to falling, and during those frames you can jump. While on the floor of the empty box, you'll be raised up slowly as expected, and when you reach the boundary you'll be popped out slightly, fall, enter the aether again, be raised up, pop out, etc in a loop. This combined with the previously stated rule lets you jump within 3 frames of being popped out of the aether. More importantly, if you step out of one of the walls of the box, you can jump within 3 frames, then move back inside the aether to gain height repeatedly. This is referred to as aether jumping. When you walk off a ledge without jumping in the first Prime game you lose all control, making aether jumping against one wall difficult. Instead, we find a corner of the box and do aether jumps diagonally across the corner, so if we fall we fall back into the aether on the other side.
The game loads rooms two a time usually, the one you're in and the one you're probably heading to. (though in some rooms every adjacent room can be loaded) The game may also immediately start loading the next room, as is the case with many connecting hallways with only one room attached. (this is usually only true when the next room isnt huge, the memory pool for loading objects is only so big and the game will crash if it tries to load more than the pool is capable of holding) Most rooms have invisible trigger volumes, which once collided with tell the game to start loading the room associated with that trigger, and if another connected room is already loaded, unload that room. While out of bounds, you of course aren't guaranteed to hit those triggers, so there's two ways of progressing in this case. The most common way is to hit a part of the trigger that's sticking outside the map, and you can also shoot a door and get in a position fairly in line with the door (vertically) and close enough to it so it opens. This will force the game to load the next room, however if there are too many rooms loaded (objects in the pool) the game will crash, so this method is usually avoided unless guaranteed to not crash.
To move between rooms, the game uses another trigger volume on either side of the door, which sets the room you entered as your current room once left, changing the map among other internal things. This is done out of bounds by getting ontop of or near the door and moving across the threshold. Most door's transition triggers (docks) extend far enough out of bounds that you can hit them by doing this, though some don't extend upwards enough, or there's a lot of collision ontop of the door, and you may have to transition to the next room by sliding along the side or bottom of the door, which is much more difficult. The geometry in Metroid Prime is single sided, meaning you don't collide with the backsides of the walls, so when you touch the backside of a wall from out of bounds (and rarely inbounds) the physics/collision engine ends up making you stick to the wall unless there's a signficant angle change in the geometry and you're rubbing up against the edge of it, or standing on it. To get out of this you can morph and use bombs to pop yourself off the sticky backsides and unmorph onto a standable edge or vertex.
Things change when you try to interact with the geometry of a room you're not currently considered to be in (one the map isn't displaying you as being in) which can happen with adjacent loaded rooms. When you transition into a room from out of bounds, you havent entered it through the door, normally when a door closes that triggers the previous room's textures and some moving parts to unload/stop, so the room if often still visible. This can be fixed by shooting the door and jump to the side of it, then back up, and can help not crash the game when trying to load a new room by shooting a door and getting near it. The backsides of walls of rooms you're not in are quite a bit stickier, and can easily trap you permanently, so be careful when interacting with them. This difference seems to be caused by the game applying a much less CPU intensive collision detection to those rooms since you're not supposed to be able to actually interact with them in that state. This however causes some interesting side effects, the most notable of which is being able to morph into a slanted ceiling, wait a second, and then hold towards the wall and unmorph, which if performed in a good spot, will let you clip through the ceiling geometry and fall into the room. This is called ceiling warping, and is a primary way of getting back inbounds. The other way is to get in front of a door, shoot it, and get within range to open it, loading the room around you. Alternatively you can hit a load trigger, then haul ass into the aether, in a position where empty space in the room being loaded will occupy after it finishes loading, then touch the door to transition to the room you're in.
Navigation out of bounds takes a lot of practice and visualization ability to figure out where the aether begins. In Prime 1 the aether boxes are fitted tightly to the room's collidable geometry, so it's fairly easy to deduce where the walls are, but in Prime 2 and 3 the empty space extends out for miles for seemingly no reason. If you want to start speedrunning the game, I would recommend not to use out of bounds tricks in the run until you've practiced them a ton.
Based knowledge dump
Thanks for writing a book in the comments
@@RosiYYAP izzy is such a homie, for real
"This will be our path"
Me: "is there candy along the way?"
DPad: "Its called death candy"
Musical Gaming hmm wonder if its better ten the death burga 😄
I like what you've done for this video, I just want to clear up a few of things in it (I speedrun this game)
1. "scan jumps" are called scan dashes, theres no special name for having the double jump or curving the dash
2. These's a better way to rapid-fire your missiles, hold up on the c-stick and spam the y button. The game will cancel the reload animation automatically and allow you to shoot far faster than with the B-Y method
3. The reason that hitting the one spot in east furnace access causes the next room to load is because you're actually hitting the load trigger for hall of the elders, prime's loading is based off of triggers and not just shooting the door
4. The dash you did on the puffer to get the artifact in magmoor is not a scan dash, just a regular dash, scan dashes are strictly dashes done with the scan visor
5. when you unmorph out of infinite speed the game doesn't actually crash. You're in a state know as "lightshow" where because of the way IS works your vision and control of the game are completely out of wack and you (mostly) can't escape it once you unmorph and have to reset
6. The seemingly random effects of IS are due to how it is obtained, when samus is in morph ball, there is a value in the game that tracks the morph balls velocity. When you get stuck on a wall and spin this value increases exponentially until it loops over to a non-number. When you boost you basically throw this value into samus's hitbox calculations, resulting in an infinitely large hitbox and collecting ice spreader since it was loaded in this case.
7. Boost ball does about 10,000 damage per frame, ridley has a bug in his program where he is vulnerable to boost in his first phase. Boosting into his weak point does 10,000 unrestricted damage to him (about), simple as that.
Thanks for checking out the video, and taking the time to clarify things!
As for #1, #4, and #5 I shoulda been more careful when writing my script.
For #2, 6, and 7, I did not know that at all! Sidenote... why does the Boost Ball do ~10,000 damage per frame in the first place? I feel like even if thats not supposed to be the full damage something takes, its too much ;p
Also, you have my respect. I couldn't possibly finish a run of this game. I was barely able to record the stuff in the video using ample save-states.
As far as I know the reason boost does 10,000 damage is because retro set it to do 10,000 damage. Retro made a lot of very strange decisions in primes development. Thank you as well for the complement, and just to throw this out there if you ever make a video of prime 2 I would be willing to answer questions (though I don't know quite as much about echoes as I do with prime)/point you to others who could help you as well. Echoes is a much MUCH more broken game than prime is.
Thanks for that offer! I'll probably take you up on that, cause the more help I can get on a video, the better (tho Im unsure when I'll tackle Prime 2).
jjj
I did the ice spreader thing and I looked at the world map and . . . my game crashed.
I can't do none of this with my copy of Prime 1 that came with the Prime 2 Echoes bonus disc. However: There is a alternate way to get Space Jump early by locking into a spiked ball enemy with combat visor in the room leading towards the impact crater and using that glitch to jump over to the ledge. A whole more difficult than the scan dash but after a few tries I managed to do it. I believe that trick with the combat dash works on the player's choice copies too.
Jacob Scribner You are right, sadly I know that Plasma Beam early is impossible due to the door being locked until you progress further in the game.
DarkFox64 Actually it's not impossible it's just more tedious. You have to go to Phazon Mines early and go through the ice beam door in the main area by doing a lock-on dash jump using a space pirate. Then all you have to do is go through the morph ball section and do some double jumps to get to the door leading to the grapple beam, go back to Magmoor Caverns and the door will be unlocked.That door is one of few in particular that remain locked until certain items are acquired in most versions of the game(doesn't care how you get them just as long as they are obtained) so, you just have to take a few detours. Ever since I started doing some of these sequence breaks I refuse to play the game until I get the space jump first and go through this shit just to fight Thardus with the plasma beam and acquire a bunch of items along the way.
"Now that we've completed that bizarre adventure-" Roundabout plays
Jojo's bizarre adventure?
2 hours of clipping to get Ice Beam early? wouldn't it actually be faster to play the game normally?
In speedruns this is executed in a few minutes and therefore is very fast. It also allows opening some doors early, as you have Ice Beam already, saving even more time.
Take a look at this Speedrun at GDQ (with commentary and explaination): th-cam.com/video/zSuUG_lc_Mk/w-d-xo.htmlm46s
+Tryce ecyrt Also, I specifically showed on screen the successful route onemight take. I thought it was clear that what was being shown was what someone could do in a run.
ah, okay. I must of misunderstood or something.
scatlink sean must have* Grammar is very important.
If you know what you're doing, that sequence is done in a speedrun in a bit under 2 minutes
It's fantastic to see all the glitchiness, secret worlds, and sequence breaking brought to the masses. I'm overjoyed to see you pull off IBBF
Yay thanks dpad I was wanting to see you play this! Thanks for the video!
I love your videos so much, so straightforward and concise. No bullshit. I love it.
Tada its out. And it turned out great DPad :)
Thanks man :)
I know all these tricks but it's always super nice and very appreciated to hear how to execute them from another person. You could have mentioned Floaty Jump and Underwater Ghetto Jumping but anyway superb video and great work.
Thanks! Glad you liked it :D
I haven’t played this game in 10 plus years and I still like watching these videos about it 😂
100k+ subs congrats :)
Hey, great video. I'm looking forward to seeing more. Great style.
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
DPadGamer Such a cool way to see Tallon IV.
Watching the Galaxy vids too.
1:42 i just figured out that you can skip the bees fight for the first missile container if you jump along the side of the room and collect the missile container xD
Edit: but if you go back you have to jump around it or you'll trigger the cutscene and fight those damned bees
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DPadGamer hi
DPadGamer Hay vsause Michael here
There are way too many glitches in this game to cover them all but im glad you got some good ones.
DPadGamer does these glitch work on the wii version?
Does this work in metroid prime trilogy?
Nice wallcrawl! Despite helping to discover IBBF (Although Flamancipator should get all the credit) I never actually successfully completed this route -- probably because Prime 2 was out shortly after, and I found myself enjoying that game much more. I will, however, take full credit for discovering the "Boost into Ridley" trick!
Thanks! To be transparent, what you saw was the carefully edited wallcrawl who's pieces too me a couple hours. So many savestates where required... who knew the ceiling's could be so slippery.
CAD is that you? :-D
Just so you know in the later versions you can only scan jump off enemies but you can still get the jump boots first by going through the first door, locking onto the bug, reversing out the door, standing on a tiny rock next to the door, scan dashing to the right and pressing and holding jump straight after. You should land on the little ledge. Its much harder but works.
I learnt this and many tricks from metroid2002.com years ago. Im glad your making it accessible to others because it made me happy when I found these gems.
There is also a secret world in the first room that you can use to go straight to Ridley while in sw and skip the entire game to metroid prime...but it will be impossible to pass without charge beam (and ice idk I cant remember the doors in there). Its pretty hard without items but feels rewarding.
Games I have for my GameCube right now (after all these years and still collecting them)
1. Soul Calibur 2
2. Pac-Man World 2
3. Spider-Man 2
4. The legend of Zelda: Collectors Edition
5. The legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
6. Rampage Total Destruction
7. Midway Arcade Treasures 2
8. Need for Speed Underground 2
9. Splinter Cell
10. Need for Speed Underground
11. Sonic Mega Collection
12. Spider-Man
13. Sonic Gems Collection
14. Sonic Riders
15. Shadow the Hedgehog
16. Sonic Heroes
17. Sonic Adventure 2 Battle
18. Sonic Adventure Dx
19. True Crime Streets of LA
20. Tony Hawk’s American Wasteland
21. Mario Kart Double Dash
22. The legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
23. Super Mario Sunshine
24. Super Smash Bros. Melee
25. Metroid Prime
26. Luigi’s Mansion
27. Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door
28. MARIO Superstar Baseball
nicholas gaming thanks bro 😃
Well explained,good editing and just enough talk. Some people talk too much and say little. Good content.
Glad you liked it!
For all my favorite TH-cam's while the vids is loading I always click the like button cause I know its gonna be good
Thats awesome! It really helps out
DPadGamer the for replying also!
Hello :D I like this stuff :D
It's good to see the early ice beam glitch done so cleanly compared to the actual stream. That was a long few hours full of pizza rolls, broken ankle news, and metroid prime.
Yuuup! I knew I could make it look better with some editing, but some struggle is required first.
@@DPadGamer yeah uh… I have the original game version, 2002 copy, it doesn’t work sadly.
correction: after a year and a half of practice, I can do it in under 3 minutes
During him getting the ice gun, my phone flipped up side down, and I thought Samus was stuck on the ceiling.
*Ice Beam
That was spoopy
I strongly reccomend anyone to learn L jump and R jumps. Not for breaking the game, but for having more fun while playing it:
Traversing magmoor mines or any area is much more intresting and always keeps the pace up, and it's super fun.
Ngl, phazon mines always gave me the creeps. Spooky game for sure
Great vid just broke my controller cause of the early ice beam glitch
Sweet!
good vid, only about 30 secs in
Great to hear! Hope you feel the same way at the end :p
7:44 That Bizarre Adventure
BTW the music for the end card is grassland from Cave story for anyone who wants to know.
No, this fits for Spooktober. As a kid, I had a weird fear of glitches and game crashes. I was weird, I know, but I grew out of it pretty quickly. Otherwise, I'd be having PTSD over Sonic 06.
Probably because you feared corrupting your games.
Oh, and that game over is nightmare fuel.
That cave story outro
Woah, this is weird. I literally just got the GameCube version of this and as soon as stop playing, this shows up in my sub box.
The cameras are working.
The door to the plasma beam has a blast shield on it for some reason and won’t let me through. I played through the game normally up until this point, and I have the spider ball and ice beam but no grapple. Is this blast shield triggered by the amount of progress I’ve made or something?
oooooh... very scary!
3:55 omg just like boundary break
👌👌👌👌👌 Crisp clean mic
Beautiful ending
Love the music
that hall of elders boss scared the fuck out of me as a child
I can watch your videos all week waiting for odyssey since it’ll take it a week to get here
:) Hope you enjoy em!
DPadGamer thanks also if you stream Odyssey I won’t watch because of spoilers
spoopy
Idk wether this qualifies as a glitch or not but I find it really weird regardless. So in all versions of the game you can do some tricky jumping on the scenery in Phendrana's edge allowing you to get the power bombs early and by extension giving you early access to phazon mines via the back entrance in Magmoor Caverns. One of the things I thought of was using these early power bombs to fight the phazon elite early. However for some reason his tank will never break open despite every other object made of bendezium being breakable with the early power bomb. It will only become breakable once you have defeated the invisible drone and obtained the power bombs you're supposed to get first in the dynamo room.
I thought that was Weird.
A lot of encounters are only accessible after certain triggers are hit. The Chozo ghosts are the most common enemy to exhibit this property.
It also happens a ton in MP2E, mostly because it has a more complex story line.
Curious. How many of these glitches work on the trilogy version? I know rapid fire missiles is one of them
Spoopy
Not totally spooky, but very informative.
Where do I go after getting Ice Beam early? Which way should I go because isn't there wave beam doors?
I can't believe you didn't show WaveSun during the Infinite Speed bit.
Also cool
Samus: Don't underestimitate my fastness!
buckle in kiddos
we're going on an OUT OF BOUNDS ADVENTURE
i want to speedrun this and hopefully this will help thanks =)
Best of luck!
there's an any% tutorial video by remidemmi, it looks old but it really isn't outdated! go for it if youre still interested!
Esto está demasiado clavado. Pero muy bueno también.
Spent an hour and a half trying to do the scan double jump for the energy tank. Turned off the cube and put it in the closet for another 5 years probably.
2:31 WAAAAIIIT I never saw samus do that with her arm cannon before. Is it an iddle animation or something?
Yeah, idle animation.
7:43 Ah, you are a man of culture too, I see.
I've made many intentional jojo references across many videos, but this actually wasn't one of them. In this case, I was legitimately describing that adventure as "bizarre".
The soundtrack in speed sounds like Mexcian salsa dance. xp
12:24 any body else notice that samus started to hold her arm cannon like she was holding a pistol or something else instead?
Bare in mind:
If you're not playing on the 1.0 American version, you can't get the Plasma beam due to the door being locked until you are suppose to obtain it.
Yeah, thats why I specified the version at the start.
Thumbnail: "HEY WHO TURNED OUT THE LIGHTS!! HEY WHO TURNED OUT THE LIGHTS!!!"
Goooooooooood
1:15 Or...you can just go to the ledge that's next to the stairway and closest to the missile and just space jump from there? Cuz that's what I've been doing
No lie this is blowing my mind sideways but im low key scared to do this to my Wii.
Samus?I think you mean Metroid :P
Where do you learn to make Ice Cream sundae Sunday
Just so we’ve clear, basically all of the sequence breaking is only possible because of space jump early, right?
That chozo ghost is so confused
One of my fav nintendo franchises but i never played this game .is it any good?
Someone please help me I don't know what to do, I have run into a glitch in metroid prime that won't let me progress. I have restarted the game up until that point too and its happened again. Basically I cannot acquire the super missile, I can pick it up and the game will say "super missile acquired" but after that I can't use it, and when I go into my inventory it doesn't even show up.
You could probably skip a lot of the bosses using these tricks, although there would probably still be some that are mandatory unless there's a way to glitch right into Impact Crater without getting all the artifacts. Has anyone seen how many bosses aren't needed for a viable run?
Thardus, the large beatle mini boss for morph, hive totem for missile launcher and most of the enemy ambush sections/chozo ghost fights if you count those.
hi dpad!
hi brosiive!
where do you even get a 1.0 version of the game? I can't even find a 1.0 rom dang it!
7:43 is that a Jojo Reference?
In a way, yes. Haven't actually watched Jojo, but I worded it that way so someone who did can go "IS THAT A ***** JOJO REFERENCE!?"
Molten pizza sauce lol xD
3:53 for more times that I wanted to jump to that part I could not achieve it
Is this possible on the Wii? Also the last glitch reminds me of the screw attack glitch that one hit kills emperor ing
The developers corrected the glitches in the trilogy.
I literally was playing this game 5 minutes ago
Space boots? Space toad? Does the -space- ice-cube beam shoot bad family movies?
Dude you have single handed destroyed my emersion into prime....
Well, good to know your immersion is still intact. Hate to ruin that too!
'its not that spooky"
your not giving this game enough credit.
the lab in phendrana is the first time i've felt illegitimately scared playing a video game in a VERY LONG time.
Samus is now dead. In her suit..... she starved on a planet.
heys if chu still glitch in the metroid series go on and watch my outside of map glitchs in metroid prime 2 echoes 😄
I have now been sitting here for 2 hours and still trying to do a dash jump
Hey if you used an emulator to play this could you link the ROM please! I'm having trouble finding the 1.0 NA version of this game
Can't help, sorry.
No varialess magmoor run? >=D
You want real spooky? Play borderlands 2 with no colour. Looks amazing.
There is actually another way to do the first glitch without being on top of the ship i believe
That doesn't tell me much unless you share the other way.
There is, you can dash off a Beetle from the room leading to Tallon Canyon when it's in the right place, and land on the same ledge you do when you dash from the ship; it's pretty difficult.
I got a Sprite cranberry add...
6:40 A WILD GRENINJA APPEARED
WHAT WILL SAMUS ARAN DO?
Ice Beam Before flaahgra (Cutscene) After flaahgra (Cutscene)
#Spoopy
Where can I find the songs to this video? It's epic
They're all from the game's OST, but pitch shifted / sped up. In order of appearance: Title Theme, Tallon IV Theme, Chozo Ruins Main Theme, Magmoor Caverns Main Theme, and Phendrana Drifts Main Theme. Finally the outro track is Into Grasslands from Cave Story.
DPadGamer Ah thank you
I feel that the video shoulda be re-named 'How to Speedrun Metroid Prime'
Hello
Do echoes please
12:24 wtf happened to her arm clipping into her beam cannon/wave beam ?!
No clue!
2:40 look at the energy meter and i wont have to explain anything else
Did You Play This On The Gameboat Or The Yoshii?