Rumored Metroid Prime Remaster Development Reportedly Finished

Well-known Nintendo insider Emily Rogers has taken to Twitter to talk virtually the rumored Metroid Prime number Remaster for the Nintendo Switch.

Back in September of this year, nosotros reported that Nintendo is said to be planning to re-release Metroid Prime for its hybrid platform somewhere adjacent year. "Terminal I heard, Nintendo was busy working on Metroid Prime 1 to celebrate the game's 20th anniversary in 2022", the insider wrote. "I'thousand not sure if nosotros're getting a 'trilogy' or just a re-release of the first game. I'm leaning toward the latter, but I hope nosotros become the onetime."

Fast forward two months and Rogers has at present again talked about a remaster of the first Metroid Prime. "It would be cool if Nintendo sticks to their original plan and brings all 3 Metroid Primes to Switch", she wrote on Twitter earlier today. " I'yard rooting for the all-time possible scenario here."

"But thing I tin confirm [at the moment] is Prime number 1 exists. And information technology just wrapped up evolution over the summertime."

Metroid Prime 1 is like "Raiders of the Lost Ark". It's what instantly comes to heed when people remember of Metroid Prime.

Prime 2 is "Temple of Doom". (The darker, more divisive sequel).

Prime number 3 is "The Terminal Crusade". Both endeavor to recapture the spirit of the beginning game/film.

— Emily Rogers (@EmilyRogersBlog) November 10, 2021

Related annotation: I'm pretty confident Metroid Prime number 1 wrapped up development over the summertime.

I hope we nonetheless see the unabridged trilogy on Switch. But Prime 1 is clearly finished.

— Emily Rogers (@EmilyRogersBlog) November 10, 2021

Rumors about Nintendo releasing the original Metroid Prime collection on the Switch have long been circulating. To date, notwithstanding, Nintendo has only confirmed that it's working on a new installment in the serial, Metroid Prime four. A re-release of the original trilogy has never been confirmed past Nintendo.

Metroid Prime number was originally released for the Nintendo Gamecube back in 2002. An enhanced edition of the title for the Wii was released in 2009 and as role of the Metroid Prime Trilogy.

Atmosphere has always been a cardinal feature of the Metroid series and Metroid Prime doesn't disappoint. Samus finds herself on the lone world of Tallon IV tracing what she suspects to be Infinite Pirate activity. This takes her from the lush Tallon overworld to the ancient Chozo Ruins, snow-covered Phendrana Drifts and the lava-filled Magmoor Caverns. Each incredible environment is filled with unique enemies and obstacles. This not only helps to differentiate between sections, merely information technology provides a rich and varied experience. In terms of audio, Metroid Prime is second to none. Supporting a full Dolby Pro-Logic II soundtrack, each environment is perforated with atmospheric sound effects and an eerie musical score.