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It's definitely a lot easier to get around, and the backtracking is there, but it's not a huge hindrance like it has been in past metroid games. Although one would say, if you don't like backtracking and working towards 100%, then metroid games really aren't for you and you shouldn't be playing anyways.
But it's significantly easier to retrace your steps since you can fly your ship from planet to planet, and sometimes to multiple locations on the same planet. This is a huge improvement from endlessly spelunking the same areas over and over just to get to the next zone to open that door you couldn't when you found it the first (or second or third or fourth) time.
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Thanks for the info. I really enjoyed Metroid II for Gameboy, Metroid Fusion for GBA, and also Super Metroid which I completed about 60% of before getting stuck. I played through Metroid Prime, and enjoyed it well enough but the backtracking for some reason seemed unreasonable by comparison to other Metroid titles I had played. But, from the sound of your post and those on other forums I visit, it sounds like Corruption is more up my alley. Back-tracking I don't mind, but back-tracking just for the sake of padding game content isn't my cup of tea.
How ya doing, buddy?