Every Nintendo fan expected the sequel to the original NES Metroid to be an enhanced title for the Super Nintendo. Color us surprised when it was announced as a GameBoy exclusive.The original GameBoy has aged significantly... these days, the green-black dot matrix display is not comfortable to use. But if you have a GameBoy Player for your GameCube ($10 for the player, $30 for the GameCube) you can play any GB, GBC, or GBA title on your TV with enhanced color options and more.I didn't speak much about this game, because you don't need to. It's side-scrolling Metroid, again, and it's awesome.