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(Removing note about possibility for sub-1 hour runs. The world record as of this edit is under 12 minutes.) |
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| between 1 - 3 hours || [[Image:Metroid_NES_Ending_2.png]] | | between 1 - 3 hours || [[Image:Metroid_NES_Ending_2.png]] | ||
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| less than 1 hour | | less than 1 hour || [[Image:Metroid_NES_Ending_1.png]] | ||
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After you watch the ending and the credits, you can press {{nes|Start}} to continue. The game will start over again, and you will return to the starting point of the game in Brinstar. You get to keep every power-up that you previously collected, with the exception of any Energy Tanks or Missile Packs, which must be collected over again. | After you watch the ending and the credits, you can press {{nes|Start}} to continue. The game will start over again, and you will return to the starting point of the game in Brinstar. You get to keep every power-up that you previously collected, with the exception of any Energy Tanks or Missile Packs, which must be collected over again. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:09, 31 August 2018
The ending that you receive is based on how long it took you to beat the game. After seeing the ending screen presented to the right, Samus will begin to flash and undergo some kind of change. Below you can see each of the endings you will receive based on your time.
| Completion time | Ending |
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| more than 10 hours | 
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| between 5 - 10 hours | 
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| between 3 - 5 hours | 
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| between 1 - 3 hours | 
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| less than 1 hour | 
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After you watch the ending and the credits, you can press 
to continue. The game will start over again, and you will return to the starting point of the game in Brinstar. You get to keep every power-up that you previously collected, with the exception of any Energy Tanks or Missile Packs, which must be collected over again.