This, in a way, goes against the spirit of the original, but Zero Mission finds intelligent ways of modernizing its source material while never straying far enough to become unrecognizable. Zero Mission turns the least accessible Metroid into the most accessible. In that respect, Zero Mission feels just as much like a remake as it does an evolution of the series thus far. Zero Mission keeps the best qualities of the original Metroid, reinterprets the worst, and rounds out the edges by taking cues from both Super Metroidand Metroid Fusion. Released eighteen years after the 1986 original, Metroid: Zero Mission is one of the finest remakes in the medium and a prime example of how you can reimagine a game while still respecting it on a fundamental level.
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