Metroid Prime Remastered has been on the rumor mill for so long before its official reveal that many are starting to believe it will never happen. Of course, Nintendo recently ended up announcing and releasing the Enhanced Edition on the same day. Which gave some much-needed relief to longtime Metroid Prime fans who have been waiting for the sequel.
According to journalist Jeff Grubb, who posted on Twitter that Nintendo had a Metroid Prime remaster project ready for release on the Nintendo Switch, the company intends to release Metroid Prime 2: Echoes and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption on the platform.
Correct. https://t.co/ojMzuRohp5
— Grubb (@JeffGrubb) February 13, 2023
It's always difficult to pinpoint Nintendo's plans for unannounced games, and leaks about the company have been proven wrong multiple times, so for now, it's best not to take any leaks seriously. "Metroid Prime" fans will definitely be hoping that the full trilogy will be available on the Switch before the next "Metroid Prime" installment is released.
For the fourth part of the game. It seems to us that the development process is going through very turbulent phases, since the developer Retro Studios re-developed the game four years ago. We don't know any information about it, but given that the next Zelda game will be the last major title for this platform.
Tell us your expectations for the upcoming sequel and when it might be released.
