‘Super Metroid’ Was Released 25 Years Ago In North America
It’s hard to believe that one of Nintendo’s most-beloved games turns 25 today. Super Metroid, the follow-up to the 1991 GameBoy title Metroid II: Return...
Ranking the Regions of ‘Metroid Prime’
After diligently playing and writing about Metroid Prime region-by-region, it’s time to siphon my thoughts down into the shallow, quantifiable, clickbaity realm of ranking. Below...
‘Metroid Prime’ Level by Level: Impact Crater
For the Metroid fan, it’s either feast or famine. Up until last June, series devotees were in a record-long drought, having waited seven years for...
‘Metroid Prime’ Level by Level: Phazon Mines
For the Metroid fan, it’s either feast or famine. Up until last June, series devotees were in a record-long drought, having waited seven years for...
‘Metroid Prime’ Level by Level: Phendrana Drifts
For the Metroid fan, it’s either feast or famine. Up until last June, series devotees were in a record-long drought, having waited seven years for...
‘Metroid Prime’: Dissection of a Masterpiece
There’s no question that Metroid Prime is an immersive and timeless masterpiece which is as well polished as any release by Nintendo. While the GameCube was known...
Top 10 Gender-Bending Women of the Millennium
Before the dawn of the new millennium, women in gaming were ample, though, generally only in appearance. Very few striking females in games were nurtured...
Hall of Fame Entry #19: ‘Metroid’
Goomba Stomp’s Hall of Fame is reserved for only those Nintendo titles that can be called absolute classics. Chosen by the crew of the NXpress...
Samus Aran: What A Female Hero Should Be
by James Baker
There’s a surge in female confidence, and girl power is on the rise across much of the world. Female protagonists have popped up to defend...
The Mother of Gaming, Samus Aran
by James Tatum
With Mothers’ Day long gone in the U.K. (though still on the horizong for you Yanks) and the undercurrent of childish guilt now a thing...