Do you mean the white door? It's on the lower floor. If I remember correctly I enter there later. But if you mean the grid-like dead-ends I don't know if they contain any hidden thing like an easter egg or something. Maybe the developers where going to add more rooms and then changed their minds.

Thanks for answering that fast. I'm talking about the two mini corridors on the left-hand side, with no way out, which open onto this sort of grid. There are two of them, and we don't understand why they're there or why they're useful, and normally nothing is left to chance in a metroid game.

@@VincenteLemon yep, you're right, especially with the last thing you said. That's why I think they are remnants of rooms originally planned. That, or MAYBE there's something hidden there (or was going to be) and isn't yet discovered. .

I wish you were right and it is a undiscovered secret. But honestly I don’t believe. It's confusing, and I don't think it's fair on the part of the developers, as I'm sure a lot of players have been trying to find a way out, a secret, solve a riddle about the presence of these two corridors/grid-boards. I don't really understand the point of keeping these useless elements, which don't add anything aesthetically, and which are more likely to confuse players and waste their time. With the number of times you can get stuck on an unsolved puzzle or element, you rarely see that in quality games. I wasted my time trying to understand and solve the riddle that isn't a riddle 😅🥲

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Motherboard o placa madre. Le decimos simplemente "mother" en varios lugares de Argentina, en especial los que crecimos en los 90s jaja