With Metroid Prime 4: Beyond set to arrive on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch later this year, now's a great time to dive into one of the very best games from Nintendo's back catalog: Metroid Prime ...

One of the titles announced was that of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. This sequel to the original Metroid Prime trilogy games will be the first major release in the franchise since 2007. Metroid is the ...

Metroid Prime 4, a game that was announced just a few months after the first Switch came out, is finally coming out sometime this year. Frustratingly, we don't know the precise date yet, which ...

For seven years, Metroid Prime 4 was just a logo. Fans obsessively tuned into every Nintendo presentation hoping for an update on the game to no avail until 2024 when a trailer was finally ...

Here’s where things get even more interesting. Metroid Prime 5 is reportedly designed to take full advantage of the new features on Nintendo’s upcoming Switch 2—specifically, those fancy new ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Metroid fans have been waiting a long time for Metroid Prime 4. The game was announced at E3 2017 before being delayed and rebooted and delayed ...

The demo available of Metroid Prime 4 felt even more familiar to a fan of the series such as myself than the final game is likely to, as it showcased an area of the game that is stripped pretty ...

During March’s Nintendo Direct, fans were given a glimpse at Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, and learned new information about the narrative. In the game, Samus will be exploring a new planet called ...

Metroid Prime 4 Beyond will launch with versions for both the current Switch and Switch 2, featuring enhanced visuals and performance on the latter. The game will support 4K 60 FPS or 1080p 120 ...

Check out how we test and review games here The latest Nintendo Direct was focused entirely on games that are coming to the original Nintendo Switch handheld with Metroid Prime 4 gameplay being ...

Nintendo usually keeps a pretty tight lid on these kinds of things, so it’s unusual to see — especially considering it comes from the renowned creators of Metroid Prime, Retro Studios.

Playing a first person shooter on a Nintendo console with mouse controls was certainly something I had to wrap my mind around as I navigated the demo of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. It was interesting ...