Metroid fans are going to have something brand-new to play at long last when Metroid Dread introduces in a number of weeks, but obviously, those who’re desperate for more of Metroid Prime’s own special offerings have been starved for a long time now. Metroid Prime 4 continues to be an enigma, however even beyond that, countless leakages and rumours for a number of years running of a Metroid Prime remastered trilogy for the Switch have actually concerned definitely nothing.
However, those rumours decline to disappear, and now we have an interesting variation. Known Nintendo expert Emily Rogers just recently stated on Twitter that based upon what she’s heard, Nintendo isn’t working on a complete remaster of the whole trilogy, but for a re-release of just the very first Metroid Prime game, with the strategy being to release it in 2022 to accompany the game’s 20th anniversary. Rogers states that she isn’t sure whether this means there will not be a full remastered trilogy- however honestly, offered Nintendo’s rates and release policies, particularly with re-releases and remasters, it would not come as much of a surprise to see just a single among those being sold for a full $60.
Whether or not any of this winds up happening stays to be seen– you never ever understand with Nintendo, after all, and Metroid Prime rumours in particular have actually had a spotty track record in recent years– but with a Nintendo Direct arranged for later on today, there’s a chance we hear something about this soon. Here’s hoping, anyhow.
RE: Prime Trilogy
Last I heard, Nintendo was hectic working on Metroid Prime 1 to celebrate the game’s 20th anniversary in 2022.
I’m not exactly sure if we’re getting a ‘trilogy’ or simply a re-release of the first video game. I’m favoring the latter, but I hope we get the former.
— Emily Rogers (@EmilyRogersBlog) September 23, 2021
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