Metroid Prime 2: Echoes continues where the first Prime game left off, with Samus now traveling on a new mysterious planet called Arther. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes Image via Nintendo Hunters introduced several new bounty hunters to the series, most notably Sylux, and was the first game to establish online multiplayer. In Hunters, Samus races against six other bounty hunters to investigate a telepathic message on several planets.
Metroid Prime Hunters is a spin-off title of the main Prime series and was released on the original Nintendo DS. She discovers a mutagenic substance called Phazon and comes across the dangerous Metroid Prime creature. The story of the first Prime game is about Samus chasing the Space Pirates and Ridley to the mysterious Tallon IV, where strange experiments happen. Metroid Prime was released after Metroid II and Super Metroid, but because Super ends with the apparent destruction of the last Metroid, the entire Prime series takes place before Metroid II. Metroid Zero Mission is a remake of the original Metroid on the GameBoy Advance and incorporates new story content past the initial endpoint of Metroid. The manga adaptation of the original Metroid covers Samus’ backstory, revealing that she was a lone survivor of a Space Pirates attack on her colony, led by the dragon-like alien Ridley. The first Metroid introduced all the major concepts within the franchise and introduced major characters in the franchise, like Samus, Ridley, and Mother Brain. The original Metroid on the NES details Samus’ initial quest to the planet Zebes to stop the Space Pirates from using the parasitic organisms known as Metroids to conquer the galaxy.
Luckily the first Metroid game is also the first game chronologically. Related: Every Metroid game, in release order The Metroid series in chronological order Metroid/Zero Mission Image via Den of Geek Fortunately, we’re here to provide you with the definitive order of the Metroid series timeline. Trying to navigate the Metroid series timeline is almost as difficult as navigating Zebes with no missiles. Metroid secretly has one of the more confusing timelines in video games, with the confusion stemming from the fact that the Metroid games weren’t released chronologically.
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