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| − | '''Fusion Mode''' is a difficulty level that is unlockable in ''[[Metroid: Samus Returns]]''. Featuring [[Samus Aran]]'s [[Fusion Suit]] from ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'', Fusion Mode also increases the game's difficulty to a greater degree than [[Hard Mode]], with enemies dealing four times the damage they would on [[Normal Mode]], which is a challenging level itself. It is unlocked by completing the game once, and then tapping the [[Larva Metroid|Metroid]] [[amiibo]] on the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. Initially, this incited controversy from fans, who criticized [[Nintendo]] for locking a harder difficulty behind rare amiibo. In response, Nintendo clarified that a separate Hard Mode is included in the game, unlockable after completing it once on normal difficulty, and does not require amiibo.<ref>https://topics.nintendo.co.jp/c/article/e0d299a7-77df-11e7-8cda-063b7ac45a6d.html</ref> <ref>http://www.usgamer.net/articles/nintendo-addresses-the-metroid-samus-returns-amiibo-controversy</ref> |
+ | '''Fusion Mode''' (officially known as '''Fusion mode''', with a lower-case M) is a difficulty level that is unlockable in ''[[Metroid: Samus Returns]]''. Featuring [[Samus Aran]]'s [[Fusion Suit]] from ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'', Fusion Mode also increases the game's difficulty to a greater degree than [[Hard Mode]], with enemies dealing four times the damage they would on [[Normal Mode]], which is a challenging level itself. It is unlocked by completing the game once, and then tapping the [[Larva Metroid|Metroid]] [[amiibo]] on the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. Initially, this incited controversy from fans, who criticized [[Nintendo]] for locking a harder difficulty behind rare amiibo. In response, Nintendo clarified that a separate Hard Mode is included in the game, unlockable after completing it once on normal difficulty, and does not require amiibo.<ref>https://topics.nintendo.co.jp/c/article/e0d299a7-77df-11e7-8cda-063b7ac45a6d.html</ref> <ref>http://www.usgamer.net/articles/nintendo-addresses-the-metroid-samus-returns-amiibo-controversy</ref> |
At Gamescom 2017, the [[Metroid: Samus Returns - Overview Trailer|''Metroid: Samus Returns'' Overview Trailer]] showcased everything that ''Metroid'' amiibo figures unlock in the game, including Fusion Mode. [[Yoshio Sakamoto]] told ''Eurogamer'' that Fusion Mode is "significantly" more difficult than Hard Mode, but did not go into detail as he wanted fans to experience it for themselves. He did reveal however that in Fusion Mode, [[Save Station]]s are still present.<ref>http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-08-23-returning-to-metroid</ref> |
At Gamescom 2017, the [[Metroid: Samus Returns - Overview Trailer|''Metroid: Samus Returns'' Overview Trailer]] showcased everything that ''Metroid'' amiibo figures unlock in the game, including Fusion Mode. [[Yoshio Sakamoto]] told ''Eurogamer'' that Fusion Mode is "significantly" more difficult than Hard Mode, but did not go into detail as he wanted fans to experience it for themselves. He did reveal however that in Fusion Mode, [[Save Station]]s are still present.<ref>http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-08-23-returning-to-metroid</ref> |
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| “ | In Fusion mode, enemies are even more powerful, and you can play as Fusion Suit Samus. | „ |
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Fusion Mode highlighted on the Samus Data Screen.
Fusion Mode (officially known as Fusion mode, with a lower-case M) is a difficulty level that is unlockable in Metroid: Samus Returns. Featuring Samus Aran's Fusion Suit from Metroid Fusion, Fusion Mode also increases the game's difficulty to a greater degree than Hard Mode, with enemies dealing four times the damage they would on Normal Mode, which is a challenging level itself. It is unlocked by completing the game once, and then tapping the Metroid amiibo on the Nintendo 3DS. Initially, this incited controversy from fans, who criticized Nintendo for locking a harder difficulty behind rare amiibo. In response, Nintendo clarified that a separate Hard Mode is included in the game, unlockable after completing it once on normal difficulty, and does not require amiibo.[1] [2]
At Gamescom 2017, the Metroid: Samus Returns Overview Trailer showcased everything that Metroid amiibo figures unlock in the game, including Fusion Mode. Yoshio Sakamoto told Eurogamer that Fusion Mode is "significantly" more difficult than Hard Mode, but did not go into detail as he wanted fans to experience it for themselves. He did reveal however that in Fusion Mode, Save Stations are still present.[3]
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| Metroid Game Modes | |
|---|---|
| Difficulty modes | Easy/Rookie/Casual/Normal Mode • Veteran Mode • Hard Mode • Hypermode • Time Attack Mode Fusion Mode • Dread Mode |
| Multiplayer Modes | Metroid Prime 2: Echoes Multiplayer • Multiplayer Mode Deathmatch Mode • Bounty Mode • Bounty • Capture • Defender • Nodes Prime Hunter • Survival • Blast Ball • Rival Radar • Wireless Mission • Challenge Practice • Local Play • Versus • Tourney |
| Story Modes | Multi Mission • Single Mission • Adventure Mode (Melee) • Adventure Mode (Metroid Prime Hunters) • Campaign Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary • Assault Mission • World of Light |
| Miscellaneous | Adult and Child Modes • Attract mode • Boss Rush • Combat Sim • Dual Mode Morph Ball • Movies • Progressive Scan Mode • Regulator • Shooting Range Sleep Mode • Stylus Mode • Survivor • Theater Mode Classic Mode • Event Match |