Metroid Fusion (2002, Game Boy Advance)

Metroid Fusion still feels tense in a way few handheld sequels managed. The GBA screen makes every corridor tight, but Samus moves with enough snap that the station never feels small. The SA-X threat gives the usual upgrade hunt a sharper edge: you are not just getting stronger,

you are trying to survive long enough to become Samus again. This segment lands in that early sweet spot, where the new suit, bright sectors, and quick enemy reads all make the game instantly recognizable.

Such a complicated game to me. Tried enjoying it twice but it's a very unforgiving Metroid title

Amazing game!

I lost the cartridge 😭😭 Dope game 🎮