This was something I started a long time ago. It was originally made before you could link strings together, so in order to get the full story and talk to other characters, you have to pay for info a lot. But I provide lots of rupees, so don’t worry. The quest is about Metroids and Samus with cameos from other characters. It is fairly simple and linear. It consists of Samus traveling to a series of different planets on her quest to catch Ridley. The dungeons start out easy, but get a little harder toward the end. At the very end, I decided that the very last dungeon (with Fett) was a little hard, so I provided a way to view a fast ending in case you don’t want to play all the way through the last dungeon. But if you do stick with it and beat the entire game, you get a much more rewarding ending. The storyline may seem a little similar to Meitroid Prime: Hunters, because it’s about Samus battle other bounty hunters, but I actually finished this quest many years before the DS ever came out. I'm only just now getting around to redoing some tiles and uploading it.

The Space Federation has hired the famous intergalactic bounty hunter Samus Aran to investigate a Metroid infestation on the planet Orphus IV. They have also posted a sizeable bounty on the head of the space pirate Ridley. Many bounty hunters have flocked to Orphus IV to try to catch Ridley. Samus must find Ridley, stop the space pirates, and avoid her rival hunters, all while trying to uncover the Legend of the Metroids.

All the cheats in this game, except for the level 4 cheat, are fairly easy to guess.

Thanks to Trob for play-testing my game, helping me with the music, and helping get it uploaded.

Thank to PolygonX8. I used his large and small Metroid tiles because my original Metroid tiles sucked (you can still see them as floor tiles in some of the dungeons in the game). I also used his big Chozo statue, his big Samus spaceship, his large and small explosions, and his big flying Ridley tiles.

Thanks to me for drawing the Samus tiles, other hunters’ tiles, and much more tiles from scratch, as well as drawing and scanning in a couple of scenes.

I got some of my music from vgmusic.com. The rest was provided and assigned to the dungeons by Trob who got it elsewhere.