Metroid Prime 4
News, coverage and analysis tracking Metroid Prime 4 across the outlets.- More Metroid games are apparently in the works other than Metroid RavenousAccording to VGC's Andy Robinson, Nintendo has multiple Metroid games in development beyond the recently discovered Metroid Ravenous. While specific details remain undisclosed, it is suggested that more than one new Metroid title is planned.
From Pokemon Legends to Metroid Prime 4, my picks for the best Prime Day Switch game deals offer hours of adventuringThis article highlights the best Prime Day deals for Nintendo Switch games, including titles like Pokemon Legends and Metroid Prime 4, and mentions potential digital upgrades for future Nintendo Switch 2 releases. It also briefly touches on PlayStation 5 RPG deals and features recommendations from Games Editor Oscar Taylor-Kent.
Amazon Prime Day 2026 sale live, here are the big Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch sales – Metroid Prime 4, Hades 2, Resident Evil, moreAmazon's Prime Day 2026 sale features significant discounts on numerous Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 games, including titles like Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, Hades 2, and Resident Evil Requiem. The sale requires an Amazon Prime membership, and some deals are time-limited.
Review: The Adventures Of Elliot: The Millennium Tales (Switch 2) - An Emotional Journey Through Space And TimeThe Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is a new HD-2D action RPG from Square Enix that successfully blends real-time combat with its signature art style. The game features a time-spanning narrative where player actions in the past affect the future, leading to an emotional conclusion. Despite some performance issues on the Nintendo Switch, particularly with loading times and lag, the game offers engaging combat, rewarding exploration, and a visually stunning presentation.
Feature: Switch 2, Year One - How Closely Did Nintendo Follow Its Own Playbook?This analysis examines how closely Nintendo followed its historical game release patterns for the first year of the Nintendo Switch 2. While many expected titles like Mario Kart and Pokémon appeared, notable absences include mainline Super Mario and Xenoblade Chronicles games. The article also forecasts potential releases for Year Two, considering factors like price hikes and franchise trends.
Nintendo Switch 2: One Year LaterOne year after its release, the Nintendo Switch 2 has garnered mixed reactions from critics. While praised for its improved hardware, larger screen, and premium feel, its game library and performance in multiplatform titles have led some to prefer alternatives like the Steam Deck. Games like Pokopia have been highlighted as system-defining exclusives, but overall satisfaction varies greatly among users.
Nintendo Switch 2 is a year old today and we still don’t know what to make of itOne year after its launch, the Nintendo Switch 2's hardware is praised for its value, though it could benefit from longer battery life and a better screen. Despite its power, the console's software lineup has been inconsistent, with some titles underutilizing its capabilities and a perceived lack of clear direction from Nintendo regarding future releases and marketing.
A new Star Fox game should be a crossover with F-Zero - Reader's FeatureA reader proposes a crossover game combining Nintendo's Star Fox and F-Zero franchises. This concept would merge space combat and racing elements, potentially creating a sandbox experience with space exploration and trading, addressing the current lack of new titles for both series.- Silksong Parent Guide: Finishing Between School Runs | TAGThis guide offers strategies for parents to play Silksong by breaking down gameplay into short, manageable sessions around school and nap schedules. It emphasizes prioritizing bench saves, planning sessions around available time windows, and managing boss attempts to accommodate limited playtime. The article also discusses the benefits of handheld gaming platforms like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch for parents and provides advice on resuming the game after breaks.
Games Inbox: Is PlayStation right to abandon the PC?Readers discuss Sony Interactive Entertainment's strategy regarding PC releases, with some seeing a move away from PC as a positive sign for more single-player focused games. There's also commentary on the state of Xbox, the potential for a big-budget Transformers game, and praise for Forza Horizon 6's refined arcade racing experience.
Nintendo hints at even more Switch 1 games to expand ‘software business’Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa indicated that the company plans to expand its software business by continuing to support the original Nintendo Switch alongside the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. This strategy aims to leverage the existing player base of the original console, with only 40% of Tomodachi Life players owning a Switch 2, suggesting a significant market remains for Switch 1 titles.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's Nintendo Switch 2 port is finally here and it holds up pretty wellThe Nintendo Switch 2 port of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle performs well, retaining much of the visual fidelity seen on current-gen platforms despite cuts to shadow quality and ray tracing. While targeting 30 frames-per-second, the game offers a detailed experience with impressive character models and environments, making it a strong third-party effort for the console.
Games Inbox: Are you saving up for the PS6?Readers discuss the upcoming PlayStation 6, with many expressing reluctance to spend over £500 on a new console given current financial pressures and the existing capabilities of current-generation hardware. The discussion also touches on the potential for ongoing DLC for single-player games, the success of Pokémon Pokopia, and the retirement of Nintendo veteran Takashi Tezuka.
[Let’s Talk] Are you sold on Star Fox for Nintendo Switch 2?Nintendo unexpectedly announced a remake of Star Fox 64 for the Nintendo Switch 2, scheduled for release on June 25, 2026. The remake features updated graphics, new cutscenes, and a 4-vs-4 multiplayer Battle Mode. The article prompts readers to share their thoughts on the announcement and whether they plan to purchase the game.
Why Metroid Prime 4 definitely deserves its bad reputation - Reader's FeatureThis reader's feature discusses the perceived flaws of Metroid Prime 4 on the Nintendo Switch, despite acknowledging its strong presentation, soundtrack, and boss design. The author criticizes the game's open-world elements, repetitive backtracking, and tedious crystal harvesting sequences, suggesting these issues stem from a troubled development at Retro Studios.
Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream is the best Nintendo game in a long while - Reader's FeatureA reader argues that Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream is a significant improvement over its predecessor and one of the best games on the Nintendo Switch. The open-world island design, Mii interactions, and new customization features like the Island Builder and Pallet House add depth and organic gameplay. While acknowledging some minor flaws and formulaic elements, the author concludes it's an ideal evolution for the franchise and a worthwhile casual title.
I’ve finally played the five best games of 2025 - Reader's FeatureA reader shares their top five games from 2025, despite the year being over. While games like Assassin's Creed Shadows and Star Wars Outlaws were honorable mentions, Dispatch, Ghost of Yōtei, Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, and Sword of the Sea made the final list. The reader also discusses games they did not enjoy, such as Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Metroid Prime 4.
Nintendo Switch 2 eShop charts – April 5, 2026 – Pokemon Pokopia with another strong weekThe Nintendo Switch 2 eShop charts for the week of April 5, 2026, show Pokemon Pokopia retaining the top spot. South of Midnight debuted at #9, while Super Meat Boy 3D and Darwin’s Paradox dropped out of the top ten. The charts list the top 30 games and top 30 download-only titles.
Schrödinger's Switch 2: Is it failing or soaring? | OpinionNintendo's Switch console is experiencing a volatile period, with sales fluctuating significantly due to game releases. While initial sales targets were missed, the launch of the popular game Pokopia boosted hardware sales, highlighting Nintendo's reliance on strong first-party titles to drive console success. The article suggests that strategic missteps in game release scheduling and communication are hindering the Switch's full potential, despite its creative teams consistently delivering high-quality games.
Games Inbox: How expensive will the PS6 be?Readers discuss the rising cost of gaming hardware, with concerns about the potential price of the PlayStation 6 and the recent price increase of the PS5 Pro. The article also touches on Nintendo's franchise priorities for the Switch 2 and the surprising success of the Fallout TV show.