Metroid II notoriously does not have a map, and with the Gameboy’s limitations the individual rooms, corridors, and shafts within each individual region can look very, very similar. Plus the Spiderball is literally the second upgrade you find, meaning for 90% of the game you have walls and ceilings to search and keep track of as well.
Tap compatible amiibo™ figures to unlock additional content and features. The secret world legends.
- Samus Aran: Tap to unlock an Aeion Energy Reserve Tank that contains 500 units of Aeion energy. Tap again after completing the game to access a gallery of art from the original Game Boy game Metroid II Return of Samus.
- Metroid: Tap to mark the closest Metroid’s location on the map. Tap again after completing the game to access Fusion mode, the game’s hardest difficulty mode. (Note that Fusion mode is different from Hard mode, which unlocks automatically as soon as you beat the game.)
- Zero Suit Samus™: Tap to unlock an Energy Reserve Tank that contains 299 units of energy. Tap again after completing the game to access the Sound Test, which enables you to listen to BGM tracks from the game.
- Samus™: Tap to unlock a Missile Reserve Tank that contains 50 missiles or 10 super missiles. Tap again after completing the game to access a gallery of art from this game.