Metroid Prime 4 is alive. During today’s Nintendo Direct event, the company announced that the long-awaited sequel, Metroid Prime 4 Beyondis coming to Switch next year.
It’s been about seven years since Nintendo announced the game in collaboration with developer Bandai Namco at the 2017 E3 event. Metroid Prime 4 It was expected to bridge the decade-long gap between the 2007 Wii game and Metroid Prime 3: CorruptionOther titles across the franchise include: Metroid: Other MIt wasn’t very well received, Metroid PrimePrices have come down in the meantime, but nothing has sated the appetite for the new full price. Metroid release. Metroid Prime 4 I was going to do that until it went away.
After years of development, the entire project was scrapped in 2019 after failing to meet “the standards set for a sequel to its predecessor,” and was started over from scratch. Metroid Prime At the time, Nintendo announced that the game would be released as a sequel to Samus Aran’s Return. Retro Studios, the original developer of the series, was brought on board to play Samus Aran’s Return, but there has been very little news about the game’s development since development began.
In addition to clarifying that Metroid Prime 4 Beyond Nintendo has released gameplay footage of Samus scanning aliens, shooting everything in sight, and transforming into a tiny, neat ball for the upcoming Switch game in 2025. It’s a classic. The game was announced at the end of today’s Nintendo Direct, but it also came with some new information. The Legend of Zelda The game was great, but it felt like a flood after the lack of information over the previous five years.
Metroid Prime 4 Beyond Apparently, it’ll be coming near the end of the Switch’s current lifecycle. News about the console’s successor is expected at every Nintendo event, but so far there’s been nothing. Still, Metroid fans are anxiously awaiting the return of Samus. Or, as one person posted on X with a screenshot of their 2018 receipt, “My pre-order finally means something!”
