For example, while Let's Plays have been removed, things such as Angry Video Game Nerd and Pat the NES Punk continue to operate without issue. For the Youtube things, you are right that Nintendo has had a very unusual track record with videos. I'm not really sure you can really put odds down on something like this. If this isn't something with which you have practice, you'll probably do well to work your way up through Project Base ( ), on which Hyper is built they share the same mobility mechanics, but Project Base is otherwise almost entirely vanilla, and will provide a much gentler experience overall as you develop the skills you'll need to progress through Hyper Metroid without finding it overly frustrating. To progress, you'll need to be able to get the most out of Samus's mobility, and you'll need to know what techniques to use when, including stuff like the mockball that requires frame-accurate timing and is arguably an engine glitch. Attempting the same method in Hyper will net you only frustration. In Super, you can facetank everything and spam missiles and get by just fine. You need to know going in that Hyper Metroid is tuned to provide an enjoyable experience for the veteran Super Metroid player, and in absolute terms is thus very hard. (Patching SNES ROMs is a pain, and I've already done it, so this'll save you the trouble.) I recommend Snes9x once you have it, the file you want to load in it is.
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