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Metroid Prime 4: Beyond revealed by Nintendo, 7 years after initial announcement
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Published 16:33 18 Jun 2024 GMT+1

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond revealed by Nintendo, 7 years after initial announcement

The time is (almost) here

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Featured Image Credit: Retro Studios

Topics: Nintendo Switch, Nintendo

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After seven years of waiting, one highly anticipated Nintendo Switch title has finally received a release window - and it looks pretty incredible.

First announced way back in 2017 during E3, Metroid Prime 4 (as it was originally called) has finally received a trailer and a release window during today’s Nintendo Direct. Not only that but we now know it will be titled Metroid Prime 4: Beyond.

Check out the trailer for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond below!

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“After a very long time, we are finally able to share more information about this title”, the announcement began. “Release is planned for 2025, so please wait a little bit longer. We hope you’re looking forward to Samus Aran’s new adventure”.

The trailer gives us our first look at gameplay as well as the enemies our Samus will have to fight. We see the armour-clad hero arrive in style on their ship before they embark on a journey blasting aliens, avoiding missile attacks and scanning fallen enemies for more information.

We also see Samus transform into a pinball able to fit through tight vents which adds a whole new element to traversal and of course, all this is accompanied by the sci-fi inspired soundtrack.

As well as the new title update, we also got our first look at the new logo. Instead of the original which was just black, the logo for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has purple hues and that was enough to get fans excited for the long-awaited entry in the series.

As already mentioned, Metroid Prime 4 was originally announced in 2017 and would be headed by Bandai Namco Studios. However, in 2019 it was reported that the project faced some difficulties during development and so it would be restarted with the original developers of the franchise, Retro Studios, taking over.

With the franchise ongoing since the first title in 2002, it has racked up a legion of dedicated fans and it is those fans who now have a release date (or at least the year) for the upcoming Metroid Prime 4: Beyond.

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