Nintendo announces indefinite Metroid Prime 4 delay as development starts over
Today Nintendo confirmed that the development of Metroid Prime 4 is not up to par and will restart the development with a lengthy delay.
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Here are 9 Game Awards Reveals We're Hoping For
The Game Awards are here. Well, they're almost here. They air this Thursday, December 6. A big part of the show, along with the all-important awards and some live performances, is the exclusive game reveals reserved for the show. We've seen games like No Man's Sky, Bayonetta 3, and Sekiro get their reveals at the show in the past, so we're excited to see what might come along. Here's...
Nintendo Finally Updates the Status of Metroid Prime 4
During E3 in 2017, Nintendo surprised us all by announcing Metroid Prime 4 for the Nintendo Switch. It was the long-awaited return that fans have been asking for. However, Nintendo has yet to update us on the status of the game in the year and a half since the announcement. That was until Nintendo of America president and COO Reggie Fils-Aime broke the silence and gave us an update in...
Metroid Prime 4 is "proceeding well," says Nintendo President
Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aimé is coming down from his annual E3 glow, where Nintendo once again dominated social media thanks to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and but he’s not without a few concerns from fans. Most notably, the absence of Metroid Prime 4, which Nintendo announced last year at E3 2017. Nintendo usually has a policy of only talking about games that will...
These 10 games are all the reason you need to pick up a Switch in 2018
The Switch might have the smallest list of games overall when compared to the other platforms this year, but it has the most exclusives of any of them. We’re not sure they’re all going to make it to market this year, but even just a few of them will make the system worth owning. Couple that with the growing third-party support and the thriving indie seen on the system, and you have a...
"Metroid is an important franchise for us," says Nintendo president
Metroid had fallen on rough times. The last game to be released to rave reviews was way back in 2007 on the Wii, and since then only spin-offs, Federation Forces, and critical flop, Other M, have managed to squeeze out into the public. Gamers lost faith in Nintendo’s ability to release a proper Metroid, and Nintendo, it seemed, lost faith in the franchise to perform well and justify a...