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Agon Wastes: Mining Plaza

2004-12-31T10:47:45Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer''

http://www.metroid2002.com/truediehardgamer/mp2/before_morph_bomb_ghetto_in_mining_plaza.avi

If your first two saves are before the splinter battle and the dark samus fight, then there's a ghetto jump in the Mining Plaza that you can use to save a few seconds, allowing you to get to the ledges faster. To perform, stand on the raised ground in front of the left wall as you enter into the Mining Plaza, then jump and aim for the slanted part to reach the surface above.

Agon Wastes: Mining Plaza

2004-12-31T10:46:57Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer''

http://www.metroid2002.com/truediehardgamer/mp2/before_morph_bomb_ghetto_in_mining_plaza.avi

If your first two saves are before the splinter battle and the dark samus fight, then there's a ghetto in the Mining Plaza that you can use to save a few seconds, allowing you to get to the ledges faster. To perform, stand on the raised ground in front of the left wall as you enter into the Mining Plaza, then jump and aim for the slanted part to reach the surface above.

Speed Tricks

2004-12-31T10:46:26Z

True Diehard Gamer:

'''Miscellaneous Tricks'''

[[Beam Switch]]

[[Killing Enemies Faster]]

[[Dark Missile Trooper]]

[[Skipping Energy Controllers]]

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'''Temple/Sky Temple Grounds'''

[[Temple Grounds: Command Chamber]]

[[Temple Grounds: Industrial Site]]

[[Temple Grounds: GFMC Compound]]

[[Temple Grounds: Sacred Path]]

[[Temple Grounds: Path of Eyes]]

[[Sky Temple Grounds: Abandoned Base]]

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'''Agon/Dark Agon Wastes'''

[[Agon Wastes: Bioenergy Production to Storage C]]

[[Agon Wastes: Command Center]]

[[Agon Wastes: Mining Plaza]]

[[Agon Wastes: Mining Station B]]

[[Agon Wastes: Portal Terminal]]

[[Dark Agon Wastes: Battleground]]

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'''Torvus/Dark Torvus Bog'''

[[Torvus Bog: Great Bridge]]

[[Torvus Bog: Hydrodynamo Station]]

[[Torvus Bog: Training Chamber]]

[[Dark Torvus Bog: Dark Falls]]

[[Dark Torvus Bog: Crypt]]

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'''Sanctuary/Ing Hive'''

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Reactor Core]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Hall of Combat Mastery]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Dynamo Access]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Temple Access]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Fortress Temple]]

[[Ing Hive: Hive Summit]]

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'''Great/Sky Temple'''

[[Sky Temple: Sky Temple Energy Controller]]

Temple Grounds: Command Chamber

2004-12-24T06:09:23Z

True Diehard Gamer: updated the link

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer''

http://www.metroid2002.com/truediehardgamer/mp2/speed_trick_in_command_chamber.avi

In Command Chamber, you can scan the control panel from behind the wall. Saving a second or two.

Webbing Boost Glitch

2004-12-24T06:05:43Z

True Diehard Gamer: updated the link

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer.''

http://www.metroid2002.com/truediehardgamer/mp2/webbing_boost_glitch_in_landing_site.avi

- To perform the webbing boost glitch, simply boost into either the second or third webbing located at the landing site area.
For some reason, the first webbing doesn't work. Basically, what happens is the web disappears
leaving behind its green center that's magically floating in the air with no surrounding support.

- The video shows a few of the weird things that happen when you mess around with this glitch.
Like the skeleton web spawn, and also how destroying one of the floating objects somehow
magically destroys the other one.

Wormholes

2004-12-24T06:03:18Z

True Diehard Gamer: updated the links

''Videos made by True Diehard Gamer[TDG].''

{http://www.metroid2002.com/truediehardgamer/mp2/wormhole_in_mining_station_b.avi}
{http://www.metroid2002.com/truediehardgamer/mp2/wormhole_in_mining_plaza.avi}

- Wormholes was first discovered by Nate in Mining Station B, but True Diehard Gamer[TDG] found that it can also be done in Mining Plaza, too. Wormholes are basically a way to escape the collision detection placed along the map, placing you in a secret world.

Agon Wastes: Portal Terminal

2004-12-20T21:48:56Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer''

http://www.metroid2002.com/truediehardgamer/mp2/speed_trick_in_portal_terminal.avi

- Activate the bomb slot and go up the morph ball elevator like normal, until you get to the first block that you're supposed to bomb.
You want to push yourself up against it while rolling out of the tunnel, aiming for the ledge below, while unmorphing during the fall.
Then from there jump over to the morph ball tunnel while holding L. You should be standing on the side of the tunnel. Now jump toward the the block you bomb, but not too close. You should be standing pretty close to the block. From there push up against the wall while moving forward. Now begin to morph and start bombing before you fall completely. If done right, you should have blown up the block and triggered the cutscene.

Notes: I tried going through the puzzle backwards for a faster time with a diagonal dbjm, and regular dbj up the chute, but apparently Retro made it where you can't bomb the blocks from the back, only the front.

Temple Grounds: Command Chamber

2004-12-17T21:43:57Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer''

http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Speed_Trick_In_Command_Chamber.avi

In Command Chamber, you can scan the control panel from behind the wall. Saving a second or two.

Speed Tricks

2004-12-17T21:43:02Z

True Diehard Gamer:

[[Beam Switch]]

[[Killing Enemies Faster]]

[[Dark Missile Trooper]]

[[Skipping Energy Controllers]]

[[Temple Grounds: Command Chamber]]

[[Temple Grounds: Industrial Site]]

[[Temple Grounds: GFMC Compound]]

[[Temple Grounds: Sacred Path]]

[[Temple Grounds: Path of Eyes]]

[[Sky Temple Grounds: Abandoned Base]]

[[Agon Wastes: Bioenergy Production to Storage C]]

[[Agon Wastes: Command Center]]

[[Agon Wastes: Mining Station B]]

[[Agon Wastes: Portal Terminal]]

[[Dark Agon Wastes: Battleground]]

[[Torvus Bog: Hydrodynamo Station]]

[[Torvus Bog: Training Chamber]]

[[Dark Torvus Bog: Dark Falls]]

[[Dark Torvus Bog: Crypt]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Reactor Core]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Hall of Combat Mastery]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Temple Access]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Fortress Temple]]

[[Ing Hive: Hive Summit]]

[[Sky Temple: Sky Temple Energy Controller]]

Agon Wastes: Portal Terminal

2004-12-17T21:25:43Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer''

http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Speed_Trick_In_Portal_Terminal.avi

- Activate the bomb slot and go up the morph ball elevator like normal, until you get to the first block that you're suppose to bomb.
You want to push yourself up against it while rolling out of the tunnel, aiming for the ledge below, while unmorphing during the fall.
Then from there just jump over to the ledge that leads you to the third part of the puzzle, and complete it like you would normally.

Notes: I tried going through the puzzle backwards for a faster time with a diagonal dbjm, and regular dbj up the chute, but apparently Retro made it where you can't bomb the blocks from the back, only the front.

Speed Tricks

2004-12-17T21:23:39Z

True Diehard Gamer:

[[Beam Switch]]

[[Killing Enemies Faster]]

[[Dark Missile Trooper]]

[[Skipping Energy Controllers]]

[[Temple Grounds: Industrial Site]]

[[Temple Grounds: GFMC Compound]]

[[Temple Grounds: Sacred Path]]

[[Temple Grounds: Path of Eyes]]

[[Sky Temple Grounds: Abandoned Base]]

[[Agon Wastes: Bioenergy Production to Storage C]]

[[Agon Wastes: Command Center]]

[[Agon Wastes: Mining Station B]]

[[Agon Wastes: Portal Terminal]]

[[Dark Agon Wastes: Battleground]]

[[Torvus Bog: Hydrodynamo Station]]

[[Torvus Bog: Training Chamber]]

[[Dark Torvus Bog: Dark Falls]]

[[Dark Torvus Bog: Crypt]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Reactor Core]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Hall of Combat Mastery]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Temple Access]]

[[Sanctuary Fortress: Fortress Temple]]

[[Ing Hive: Hive Summit]]

[[Sky Temple: Sky Temple Energy Controller]]

Wormholes

2004-12-02T13:27:35Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Videos made by True Diehard Gamer[TDG].''

{http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Wormhole_In_Mining_Station_B.avi}
{http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Wormhole_In_Mining_Plaza.avi}

- Wormholes was first discovered by Nate in Mining Station B, but True Diehard Gamer[TDG] found that it can also be done in Mining Plaza, too. Wormholes are basically a way to escape the collision detection placed along the map, placing you in a secret world.

Webbing Boost Glitch

2004-12-02T13:14:30Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer.''

http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Webbing_Boost_Glitch.avi

- To perform the webbing boost glitch, simply boost into either the second or third webbing located at the landing site area.
For some reason, the first webbing doesn't work. Basically, what happens is the web disappears
leaving behind its green center that's magically floating in the air with no surrounding support.

- The video shows a few of the weird things that happen when you mess around with this glitch.
Like the skeleton web spawn, and also how destroying one of the floating objects somehow
magically destroys the other one.

Webbing Boost Glitch

2004-12-02T13:13:12Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer.''

http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Webbing_Boost_Glitch.avi

- To perform the webbing boost glitch, simply boost into either the second or third webbing located at the landing site area.
For some reason, the first webbing doesn't work. Basically, what happens is the webbing disappears
leaving behind its green center that's magically floating in the air with no surrounding support.

- The video shows a few of the weird things that happen when you mess around with this glitch.
Like the skeleton web spawn, and also how destroying one of the floating objects somehow
magically destroys the other one.

Webbing Boost Glitch

2004-12-02T13:05:15Z

True Diehard Gamer:

Webbing Boost Glitch

2004-12-02T13:04:02Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer.''

http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Webbing_Boost_Glitch.avi

- To perform the webbing glitch, simply boost into either the second or third webbing located at the landing site area.
For some reason, the first webbing doesn't work. Basically, what happens is the web disappears
leaving behind its green center that's magically floating in the air with no surrounding support.

- The video shows a few of the weird things that happen when you mess around with this glitch.
Like the skeleton web spawn, and also how destroying one of the floating objects somehow
magically destroys the other one.

Webbing Boost Glitch

2004-12-02T12:37:11Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer.''

http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Webbing_Boost_Glitch.avi

- To perform the webbing glitch, simply boost into either the second or third webbing located at the landing site area.
For some reason, the first webbing doesn't work. Basically, what happens is the web disappears
leaving behind its green center that's magically floating in the air with no surrounding support.

The video shows a few of the weird things that happen when you mess around with this glitch.
Like the skeleton web spawn, and also how destroying one of the floating objects somehow
magically destroys the other one.

Webbing Boost Glitch

2004-12-02T12:36:50Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer.''

http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Webbing_Boost_Glitch.avi

- To perform the webbing glitch, simply boost into either the second or third webbing locating at the landing site area.
For some reason, the first webbing doesn't work. Basically, what happens is the web disappears
leaving behind its green center that's magically floating in the air with no surrounding support.

The video shows a few of the weird things that happen when you mess around with this glitch.
Like the skeleton web spawn, and also how destroying one of the floating objects somehow
magically destroys the other one.

Webbing Boost Glitch

2004-12-02T12:35:55Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Discovered by True Diehard Gamer.''

http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Webbing_Boost_Glitch.avi

- To perform the webbing glitch, simply boost into either the second or third webbing.
For some reason, the first webbing doesn't work. Basically, what happens is the web disappears
leaving behind its green center that's magically floating in the air with no surrounding support.

The video shows a few of the weird things that happen when you mess around with this glitch.
Like the skeleton web spawn, and also how destroying one of the floating objects somehow
magically destroys the other one.

Webbing Boost Glitch

2004-12-02T12:34:35Z

True Diehard Gamer:

Discovered by True Diehard Gamer.

http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Webbing_Boost_Glitch.avi

- To perform the webbing glitch, simply boost into either the second or third webbing.
For some reason, the first webbing doesn't work. Basically, what happens is the web disappears
leaving behind its green center that's magically floating in the air with no surrounding support.

The video shows a few of the weird things that happen when you mess around with this glitch.
Like the skeleton web spawn, and also how destroying one of the floating objects somehow
magically destroys the other one.

Other

2004-12-02T12:33:51Z

True Diehard Gamer:

[[Current Lowest % and Requirements]]

[[Fastest Runs So Far]]

[[Seeker Missiles before Amorbis/Boost Guardian]]

[[Wormholes]]

[["Where's Chykka?"]]

[["Where's the Room?" Glitch]]

[[Webbing Boost Glitch]]

[[Secret Worlds]]

Other

2004-12-02T12:17:17Z

True Diehard Gamer:

Other

2004-12-02T12:15:57Z

True Diehard Gamer:

Killing Enemies Faster

2004-11-29T23:42:56Z

True Diehard Gamer:

== Speed Tricks: Killing Enemies Faster ==

ATTENTION: No video is probably necessary... dunno if this page is necessary to be honest.

Notes:

<ul>
<li> Dark Pirate Commando: Charged Dark Beam + Missile.</li>
<li> Ingsmasher: Power Bomb.</li>
<li> Grenchler: Power Bomb.</li>
<ul>

Wormholes

2004-11-29T23:19:53Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Videos made by True Diehard Gamer[TDG].''

[[Media:http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Wormhole_In_Mining_Station_B.avi]]
[[Media:http://www.metroid2002.com/TrueDiehardGamer/Wormhole_In_Mining_Plaza.avi]]

- Wormholes was first discovered by Nate in Mining Station B, but True Diehard Gamer[TDG] found that it can also be done in Mining Plaza, too. Wormholes are basically a way to escape the collision detection placed along the map.

Wormholes

2004-11-29T22:26:27Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Videos made by True Diehard Gamer[TDG].''

[[Media:http://www.metroidprime2.co.uk/movies/Wormhole_In_Mining_Station_B.avi]]
[[Media:http://www.metroidprime2.co.uk/movies/Wormhole_In_Mining_Plaza.avi]]

- Wormholes was first discovered by Nate in Mining Station B, but True Diehard Gamer[TDG] found that it can also be done in Mining Plaza, too. Wormholes are basically a way to escape the collision detection placed along the map.

Wormholes

2004-11-29T22:26:05Z

True Diehard Gamer:

''Videos provided by True Diehard Gamer[TDG].''

[[Media:http://www.metroidprime2.co.uk/movies/Wormhole_In_Mining_Station_B.avi]]
[[Media:http://www.metroidprime2.co.uk/movies/Wormhole_In_Mining_Plaza.avi]]

- Wormholes was first discovered by Nate in Mining Station B, but True Diehard Gamer[TDG] found that it can also be done in Mining Plaza, too. Wormholes are basically a way to escape the collision detection placed along the map.

Wormholes

2004-11-29T22:18:31Z

True Diehard Gamer:

[[Media:http://www.metroidprime2.co.uk/movies/Wormhole_In_Mining_Station_B.avi]]
[[Media:http://www.metroidprime2.co.uk/movies/Wormhole_In_Mining_Plaza.avi]]

- Wormholes was first discovered by Nate in Mining Station B, but True Diehard Gamer[TDG] found that it can also be done in Mining Plaza, too. Wormholes are basically a way to escape the collision detection placed along the map.

Wormholes

2004-11-29T22:17:41Z

True Diehard Gamer:

Other

2004-11-29T22:06:42Z

True Diehard Gamer:

[[Current Lowest % and Requirements]]

[[Seeker Missiles before Amorbis/Boost Guardian]]

[[Wormholes]]