I'm not sure about how this forum works, but would like to remark that in the entry for the Etecoons it is just said in the trivia that in Fusion Samus regards them as having taught her how to use her abilities, while those abilities were present in other games.

But it doesn't explain why. It is because no in-game explanation is given about those abilities. They exist in every game since Super Metroid, but the player must learn about them outside the game or by accident.

How cool would it be for Retro Studios and Nintendo to have a third party company, say Saber Interactive for example; to remaster the games of the Metroid Prime Trilogy and put them onto the Switch?

Just take the assets for Metroid Prime 4 and use them to touch up the graphics of the Prime saga.

Does anyone here know what this is?

I made a wiki for Metroid Memes. Check it out. (Metroid.shitpost.fandom.com) I could use some helpers, ya?

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Our RfC system initially started out in the old forums before we moved it to the "Wikitroid:" namespace (the namespace prefix for background wiki pages and policies). That was fine until new features started rolling out such as the visual editor, which caused the RfC system to need a bit of a work-around in order to function properly.

With the new Discussions being implemented, we could move RfC back to here. Things to note about the system being moved here:

• Very limited text and post-layout formatting as opposed to being on-wiki

• Different style of comment ordering and signing

• Implemented into discussions activity rather than wiki activity

Thoughts? The archives will remain for older RfCs, and if we try them out here and end up not liking it, we can always transfer back again.

EDIT: As an addendum, we could also move requests for deletion as well under the combined category "Requests for Comment".

EDIT 2: Visual editor looks like it was disabled for the wikitroid: namespace with the wiki software update.