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Just finished cloning a fission metroid today. Apparently this type of research has been deemed illegal and the galactic federation has classified me in the same category as Space Pirates.
Man, these things are so cute!
This is an idea of what perhaps a LEGO set of Metroid could look like if there was such a LEGO theme (I wish...).
This is of an enemy in Metroid called Sidehopper, that is also common in other Metroid games. The enironment is mainly inspired by the Brinstar area in Super Metroid.
For Samus Arans outfit I used the body wear that Battle Mech from Series 9 Minifigures uses, and colored it yellow in the computer.
Here is one step closer to the finished layered scene featuring gaming's hottest space bounty hunter chick protagonist and her ship. Including the ground layer and Samus, the count comes in at around 14,000+ beads. All that's left to finish off the piece is a printed backgorund of the grey sky, a mount and a frame.
Mechmonday = Metroidmonday :)
Sorry for being so lazy these days,
This model was resting on my shelf for a while now, until i managed to build the base for it this morning.
I guess we are all getting older :)
Have a great week doods!
Custom bead sprite of Samus Aran from Super Smash Bros. I used official artwork from the game for reference but I drew every pixel myself, by hand.
The largest solid bead sprite I have done to date. This contains well over 10,000 beads and literally took days of careful ironing. Samus was ironed seperately. I have also made a foreground layer and much like my Ninja Gaiden 3D piece, this one will have a background and frame to add depth.
El primer juego de la saga Metroid lanzado para NES, el juego fue producido por el gran Gunpei Yokoi (Creador de la saga) y dirigido por Yoshio Sakamoto y Kevin Brown.
Aprovechando que este mes sale a la venta Metroid Prime 3, quise subir está foto, el inicio de la saga!!.
En la foto se pueden ver las dos versiones que salierón para NES la del lado derecho es la primera versión y la del lado izquierdo la segunda versión.
Un gran clásico!!
Espero poder adquirir el MP3, este mismo lunes.
I went shopping today and ended up with Super Metroid, Rockman 7, and X complete in box. Too bad my SFC smells like stale cigarettes. :<
(Pictured: Super Metroid)
The Super Nintendo cartridge is one of the most complex cart designs around. The ridges and bevels of the NES cartridge weren’t enough for Nintendo, so they added screws, curves, divots, notches, and what appears to be aluminum siding. The label has a huge amount of space devoted to branding, but still manages to have room for game artwork. SNES carts aren’t quite as freaking huge as NES carts, but they’re still pretty big. Also, just like NES carts, they’re mostly empty space inside. Early Super Nintendo cartridges had a solid section across the base, which allowed a locking mechanism to fit into a hole on the front of the cartridge, but as time went on the carts evolved a way to free themselves from this capitivity, leading to the gapped cart shown above. In a rare gesture of defeat, later SNES consoles removed the locking arm entirely, thereby allowing even the early cartridges to escape.
A huge shame that toy makers dont make accessories for the figure, pretty boring without anything, especially if it goes up in price but is a basic figure or a nicer quality like Samus here. or they get lazy & careless with a very slightly changed piece like Zero from megaman having a pointier sword. Lame!!!!
Why should we buy another one just to get a laser piece? So they can make more money? -_-
well i improvised. More to come
A demonstration of the difference between the SNES's internal ratio of 8:7 and the 4:3 image the game stretches to on a TV. In 8:7, Super Metroid's morph ball is a perfect circle (as it logically should be) while in 4:3 it's an oval.
Fusion and Zero Mission render the ball as a perfect circle, making it clear that the 4:3 proportions of the SNES and Wii/Wii U Virtual Console are incorrect.
The last metroid in in captivity… the galaxy is at peace.
A veces sobran las palabras y esta es una de esas ocasiones. Para mi Super Metroid representa una de las grandes obras de arte de los videojuegos. Es prácticamente perfecto. La música es tan buena que hasta el dÃa de hoy la escucho a todo volumen y ese ambiente medio tétrico NUNCA pudo ser superado, ni siquiera igualado. Tal vez sea el sistema de gráficos que manejaba la Super Nintendo, pero seguramente no volveremos a ver un juego tan espectacular visualmente (claro, para el año en que salió) como este.
Seguramente no es necesario pero de todas formas aquà va: Super Metroid es un juego de Nintendo con nada mas y nada menos que 24 megabits (el juego mas grande en la historia de Nintendo hasta la fecha), fue programado por el equipo R&D1 bajo la tutela del gran maestro Gumpei Yokoi, creador del Gameboy, entre otras hierbas. El juego salió en 1994 y prácticamente arrasó el mercado pues vendió 1.4 millones de unidades y hasta el dÃa de hoy es uno de los juegos mas solicitados por los gamers y coleccionistas enfermizos como algunos que conozco xD.
Ahora ya puedo dormir tranquilo, ya tengo a Samus Aran en mi repisa =)