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Super Missiles were introduced in ''Super Metroid'' as rarer, more powerful Missiles. In ''Metroid Prime'', ''Metroid Prime 2: Echoes'', and ''Metroid: Other M'', Super Missiles are fired by combining a [[Charge Shot]] and five Missiles. | Super Missiles were introduced in ''Super Metroid'' as rarer, more powerful Missiles. In ''Metroid Prime'', ''Metroid Prime 2: Echoes'', and ''Metroid: Other M'', Super Missiles are fired by combining a [[Charge Shot]] and five Missiles. | ||
Homing Missiles appeared in ''Metroid Prime'' as the standard for most missile types, but ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' was released before ''Metroid Prime'', meaning that the idea of homing missiles first appeared in ''Melee''. From ''Metroid Prime 2: Echoes'' onwards, Samus | Homing Missiles appeared in ''Metroid Prime'' as the standard for most missile types, but ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'' was released before ''Metroid Prime'', meaning that the idea of homing missiles first appeared in ''Melee''. From ''Metroid Prime 2: Echoes'' onwards, Samus could collect an upgrade called the Seeker Missile, which allowed her to fire up to five simultaneous missiles at five targets. | ||
In ''Metroid Prime 2'', Dark Samus is able to fire both Missiles and Super Missiles during her fight. | In ''Metroid Prime 2'', Dark Samus is able to fire both Missiles and Super Missiles during her fight. |