JKDOS
Senior Member
I didn't watch the Nintendo Direct, so was a bit surprised when someone mentioned this release to me last night. I've been hoping to see the Metroid Prime trilogy remastered for Switch since 2017. While not the trilogy, the first game is my favorite and definitely worth it. I actually lost hope of ever seeing a remastered of any of the previous games on Switch when they announced Metroid Prime 4.
I bought the game and only walked around the prologue a little bit. I'll probably wait until the weekend before I dig in. This is the first time a Metroid Prime game is playable with dual analog stick. I'm interested to see how different of an experience this will be.
I'm curious to know how they devoted development time into this when Metroid Prime 4 is supposedly in development. Maybe it was done purely as a concept to test how well they can do a Metroid Prime game on the Switch when it comes to Metroid Prime 4. After all, Nintendo did eventually hand the reigns to Retro Studios who were responsible for Metroid Prime. I'd say development on MP4 would be fairly easy using the remastered game as a foundation.
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