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Metroid Ravenous Logo Memes Make Phrases Like “Girl Dinner” And “They Took My Ass” Look So Metal
The reveal of Metroid Ravenous has sparked a wave of creative memes, particularly after a logo generator tool went viral online. These memes humorously apply phrases like "Girl Dinner" and "They Took My Ass" to the game's aggressive logo style, highlighting the game's dark themes and the internet's penchant for meme culture. While not official marketing, these fan creations have flooded platforms like Reddit and Bluesky.
Wardogs lead says the studio won't hire people who decry crunch on social media
Joe Brammer, CEO of Bulkhead, stated that the studio will not hire individuals who express anti-crunch sentiments on social media, as they are seen as a poor fit for the company's work culture. Brammer acknowledged that crunch can occur and emphasized that developers who work hard and contribute to successful projects are financially rewarded through bonuses and stock ownership.
Games Inbox: Are Jason and Lucia from GTA 6 good characters?
Readers express skepticism about the likability of Grand Theft Auto 6 protagonists Jason and Lucia, contrasting them with Arthur Morgan from Red Dead Redemption 2. Concerns are raised about the characters' dry presentation in recent footage and a perceived lack of memorability. Other topics include dissatisfaction with Mario Kart World's Grand Prix modes, questions about Marvel's Wolverine's accessibility features, and commentary on long game development cycles and Sony's recent fan reception.
Metroid Ravenous reveal sees Metroid Dread surge to the top of Nintendo's eShop charts 5 years after launch
The announcement of Metroid Ravenous has significantly boosted sales for Metroid Dread, propelling it to the top of the Nintendo eShop charts nearly five years after its initial release. This surge in popularity is attributed to the excitement generated by the new title and the developer MercurySteam's apparent return to the 2D Metroid formula.
Metroid Dread Drops in Price for Nintendo Switch Following the Metroid Ravenous Reveal
Nintendo has reduced the price of Metroid Dread for the Nintendo Switch as part of a 'Customer Appreciation' sale. This price drop follows the recent reveal of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond during a Nintendo Direct presentation.
Nintendo Switch eShop charts – September 12, 2026 – Metroid Dread makes a comeback
The Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of September 12, 2026, show a resurgence for Metroid Dread following the announcement of Metroid Ravenous. Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream remains the top seller, while the new release Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon – Classic HD also charted.
Nintendo doesn't like to name developers early, but Metroid Ravenous fans think the Dread studio has already given…
MercurySteam has seemingly confirmed its involvement in the development of Metroid Ravenous through social media activity, despite Nintendo's typical reluctance to announce developers early. This potential return to the Metroid franchise follows the underperformance of MercurySteam's latest game, Blades of Fire, which led to layoffs.
MercurySteam appears to confirm it’s behind Metroid Ravenous
MercurySteam has seemingly confirmed its involvement in the development of Metroid Ravenous, a title recently unveiled during a Nintendo Direct presentation. The game's existence was previously hinted at through its appearance on the Brazilian Rating's Board, and its presentation suggests a high-quality experience from the developers of Metroid Dread.
Metroid Dread studio MercurySteam appears to confirm it's making Metroid Ravenous, addressing a lingering question from yesterday's Nintendo Direct
Spanish studio MercurySteam, known for Metroid Dread, has seemingly confirmed its involvement in the newly revealed Metroid Ravenous by sharing its trailer. This follows speculation due to MercurySteam's name not appearing in initial announcements. The studio also recently faced restructuring and layoffs after its original game, Blades of Fire, underperformed financially.
Samus devours her enemies in reveal trailer for Metroid Ravenous
Nintendo revealed Metroid Ravenous, a new 2D Metroidvania title for the Nintendo Switch 2, during its latest Nintendo Direct. The game features Samus Aran crash-landing on an alien moon and gaining new abilities by consuming her enemies, reminiscent of Metroid Dread's tense atmosphere. Metroid Ravenous is set to release on January 28, 2027.
Kirby and Metroid Ravenous lead Nintendo Direct but Duskbloods remains MIA
Nintendo's latest Direct showcased new titles for the Nintendo Switch 2, including the open-world Kirby And The World Beyond and the 2D Metroid sequel Metroid Ravenous. Notably absent was any news on The Duskbloods, a FromSoftware exclusive for the platform, leading to speculation about its development status. The presentation also featured updates on Pikmin 4, Mario Kart World, and numerous other third-party and first-party titles.
Metroid Ravenous: Everything we know so far about the new 2D Metroid game
Nintendo has announced Metroid Ravenous, a new 2D Metroid game developed in collaboration with MercurySteam, set to release on January 28, 2027, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2. The game will pick up after the events of Metroid Dread and feature Samus Aran grappling with Metroid DNA, unlocking new abilities. This marks the first new 2D Metroid title in over five years.
Sidoskrollaren Metroid Ravenous har utannonserats
Nintendo has officially announced Metroid Ravenous, a new 2D Metroid game that has been rumored for some time. The game sees Samus stranded underground, facing a mysterious group, lava, and giant worms. It appears to be a follow-up to Metroid Dread and is set to release on January 28th for the Nintendo Switch.
Metroid Ravenous announced, launches January 2027 exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2
During a Nintendo Direct presentation, Nintendo announced Metroid Ravenous, a new 2D Metroid game launching January 28, 2027, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2. The publisher also revealed Onyx: The Dark Grip, a new horror title from Bloober Team for the same platform, featuring touchscreen and tilt mechanics.
Metroid Ravenous, the first 2D Metroid since Dread, is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in January
Nintendo announced Metroid Ravenous, the first 2D Metroid game since Metroid Dread, for the Nintendo Switch 2. The game is set to launch on January 28 and features a new mechanic where Samus absorbs energy from enemies, hinting at a hunger-based gameplay element.
Samus Is Returning To 2D In Metroid Ravenous, And She Talks Again
Nintendo announced Metroid Ravenous, a new 2D Metroid game exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2, launching in early 2027. The game features Samus returning to her 2D roots, a new "feeding" mechanic, and a new Metroid Suit. The announcement was part of a Nintendo Direct that also revealed other games like Kirby and the World Beyond.
Metroid Ravenous Announced, a Side-Scrolling Sequel to Metroid Dread
Samus Aran is set to return in Metroid Ravenous, a new side-scrolling sequel to the critically acclaimed Metroid Dread. Further details on platforms and release date are expected.
Metroid Ravenous announced for Nintendo Switch 2
Nintendo has announced Metroid Ravenous for the Nintendo Switch, set to release on January 28, 2027. The game, previously leaked via a Brazilian rating, is likely developed by MercurySteam, the studio behind Metroid Dread.
Metroid Ravenous Announced for January 28th, 2027: “It’s Eat or Be Eaten”
Metroid Ravenous is set to launch on January 28th, 2027, for the Nintendo Switch 2. The game appears to build upon the gameplay of Metroid Dread, featuring directional aiming and parrying mechanics, but introduces a new "eat or be eaten" survival element where Samus must feed on enemies for power. The game also showcases a more bug-like suit design and an energy blade.
September 2026 Nintendo Direct predictions
This article speculates on potential announcements for upcoming Nintendo Direct presentations, focusing on predictions for the September 2024 events. It covers potential reveals for remakes like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, new entries in series like Metroid, and updates for existing titles such as Pikmin 4, while also discussing rumors and leaks.
