So think of this document as more of a guide, to be deviated from at your whim. I feel a little awkward saying you should play the game in a certain order, when I myself never play the game in the same order. This non-linearity also makes Metroid a rather difficult game to make a walkthrough for. Because of this, Metroid has great replay value, and I’ve beaten Metroid more times than any other game I’ve played. You can explore the game in almost any way you want. You can get most of the items in any order you want. Metroid was one of the first truly non-linear games. The term ‘non-linear’ is thrown around a lot when people talk about video games. If you have beaten Metroid, then hopefully this walkthrough will serve as a nice trip down memory lane.

If you've never played through Metroid before, then everything you need to know to beat the game is here. The purpose of this article is to take you through Metroid, step by step, from beginning to end, with LOTS of screenshots. There are lots of other places on the net where you can find that information.

For the time being, I've decided that I don't need to include things like enemy lists, item lists, maps, passwords, etc. But up until now, I've never been able to find the kind of walkthrough for Metroid that I really wanted, so I decided to make it myself. Metroid is pretty much my favorite video game ever. I've edited it slightly for this blog entry. This was one of the most popular features of the old. The Ultimate Metroid Walkthrough The Ultimate Metroid Walkthrough

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