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Nintendo EverythingPositive

First 4 Figures reveals new Metroid statue, pre-orders open

First 4 Figures has opened pre-orders for a new Metroid statue based on its appearance in Metroid Prime, with shipments expected in Q1 2027. The exclusive edition features LED functions, glow-in-the-dark effects, a deluxe box, limited-edition numbering, and an authentication card.

Pure NintendoNeutral

Orbitals, Elder Scrolls, Duskbloods, Metroid, and more! Pure Nintendo Podcast E175

The Pure Nintendo Podcast episode E175 covers news including the anime-inspired Orbitals for Switch 2 and The Elder Scrolls IV's release on the same platform. The hosts also discuss the Duskbloods network trial, upcoming events in Brisbane, and games they are currently playing such as eFootball, The Adventures of Elliot, Big Walk, and Dave the Diver DLC.

Rock Paper ShotgunPositive

Immortality developer Sam Barlow reveals Precognition, a sci-fi horror collaboration with Brandon Cronenberg about "really terrible things that are just around the corner"

Sam Barlow, the developer behind Immortality and Her Story, has announced Precognition, a new sci-fi horror game developed by Half Mermaid Productions with writing by Brandon Cronenberg. The game features a protagonist with brain implants who can explore multiple dark future timelines, inspired by concepts like Memento and 90s sci-fi horror. Precognition is slated for a spring 2028 release and draws early inspiration from an FMV Metroid game concept.

PC GamerVery positive

'Hopefully as many people as possible get to play it before Nintendo flips out': Fans spent 3 years secretly crafting a full Metroid Prime 2D demake, and it rocks

A fan-made 2D demake of Metroid Prime, titled Metroid Prime Origins, was secretly developed over three years and released to celebrate the Metroid franchise's 40th anniversary. Despite its polished presentation and gameplay, the game's trailer and download links were quickly removed from YouTube and Archive.org, though the developers stated they received no direct takedown notice from Nintendo.

Retro GamerNeutral

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto thinks it's "rude" when fans question why "a mustachioed old dude like Mario" sells so well, but to be honest, "I've had the same thought"

Nintendo veteran Shigeru Miyamoto expressed surprise at the enduring popularity of Mario, questioning why the character continues to sell so well despite not being a traditional hero. He attributes Mario's success primarily to the incredibly fun games he is featured in. Miyamoto also hopes that players will eventually own multiple Nintendo consoles.

Tech RadarPositive

'Young people today don’t have the opportunity to play games from 10 years ago' — Nintendo's Miyamoto defends remakes like Ocarina of Time

Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto defended the company's strategy of releasing remakes, arguing they provide younger players access to older titles that are otherwise unavailable. He believes these remakes, such as the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Switch 2, can lead to future developments and sequels within franchises.

Metro UKNegative

The NES is 45 years old – here’s why there’s no nostalgia for it in the UK

The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), despite its global importance and iconic franchises, had a minimal cultural impact and generated little nostalgia in the UK. This is attributed to its late release in 1987, high price point compared to dominant home computers like the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64, and a perception of being for children, unlike Sega's offerings. While foundational for many genres and franchises in North America and Japan, the NES's legacy in the UK is largely overshadowed by these market factors.

Gaming BoltPositive

Metroid Has More Than One New Title in the Works Following Ravenous Rating – Rumor

A rumor suggests that a new side-scrolling Metroid title, potentially named Metroid Ravenous, is in development, following the success of Metroid Dread. This speculation is fueled by a rating that appeared and was quickly removed in Brazil, and further discussed by VGC's Andy Robinson.

IGNNeutral

Next Metroid Game for Switch 2 Reportedly Leaked in Age Rating From Brazilian Government

A new Metroid game for the Nintendo Switch may have been leaked via an age rating filed with the Brazilian government's Ministry of Justice and Public Security. The filing suggests a new installment in the long-running franchise is in development.

My Nintendo NewsPositive

More Metroid games are apparently in the works other than Metroid Ravenous

According 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.

My Nintendo NewsNeutral

Brazilian Ratings Board seemingly leaks Metroid game titled Metroid: Ravenous

A new Metroid game, potentially titled Metroid: Ravenous, has been seemingly leaked by the Brazilian Ratings Board. The listing, which has since been removed, indicated a 2026 production year for the title.

DestructoidNeutral

A new 2D Metroid game could be coming to Switch 2 as soon as this year, according to leak

A leak suggests a new 2D Metroid game could be released on the Nintendo Switch 2 as early as this year. Details about the game's development and potential release window have emerged.

Shack NewsVery positive

The Faces of Livestreaming: Skybilz

Twitch streamer Skybilz discusses her journey into streaming in 2013, her passion for using gaming for charitable causes, and her current focus on "deathless" runs for the YOLO Challenge. She highlights the importance of community engagement and entertaining viewers, particularly through retro games and randomizer challenges, and her work supporting the Shameless Fund for LGBTQ+ nonprofits.

Metro UKVery positive

A new Star Fox game should be a crossover with F-Zero - Reader's Feature

A 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.

Nintendo EverythingPositive

3 Nintendo franchises that would make great movies, and honorable mentions

This article discusses which Nintendo franchises would make compelling movies, following the success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie. It highlights EarthBound and Kirby as strong contenders due to their narrative potential and distinct characters, while also considering Splatoon for its visual appeal and flexibility. Franchises like Xenoblade Chronicles and Metroid are deemed more challenging due to their lengthy stories or silent protagonists.

Metro UKNeutral

Games Inbox: When will GTA 6 pre-orders start?

Readers discuss the long wait for Grand Theft Auto 6, speculating on when pre-orders might begin and when the next trailer will drop. Other topics include potential Star Wars games, Nintendo's announcement strategies, and Sony's price increases for PlayStation Plus.

GamespotNeutral

Star Fox Is Back, So What's Nintendo's Excuse For Other Abandoned Franchises?

The return of Star Fox, including a new game for the Nintendo Switch, prompts a discussion about why other Nintendo franchises remain dormant. While Star Fox is being revived, potentially as a remake of Star Fox 64, series like F-Zero, Metroid, and many others have been neglected for years, leading to fan frustration. The article questions Nintendo's rationale for needing "grand new ideas" for sequels, suggesting that modernized revivals of older IPs could be beneficial.

Rock Paper ShotgunVery positive

Wolfenstein meets Metroidvania in Wolfhound, an 8-bit ode to yesteryear with zombies and Nazi mechs

Wolfhound is a retro-inspired indie game from developer Bit Kid that blends Metroidvania exploration with Wolfenstein-style combat. Players control Captain Chuck Rosetti on a Bermuda island filled with zombies, Nazi mechs, and other experimental foes. The game features 8-bit aesthetics reminiscent of the Sega Master System or PC Engine, with modern Metroidvania level design and challenging difficulty comparable to Hollow Knight.

EurogamerNeutral

As rumours of a live-action Metroid movie swirl, Nintendo and Illumination set a mysterious new animated "event film" for April 2028

Nintendo and Illumination are reportedly planning a new animated "event film" for April 2028, with evidence suggesting it could be a Donkey Kong spinoff. This news comes amid ongoing rumors of a live-action Metroid movie, with Sony Pictures and Universal Pictures reportedly vying for the rights. Other potential Nintendo film projects in development include adaptations of Star Fox, Kirby, Luigi's Mansion, and Super Smash Bros.

Nintendo LifeNeutral

Nintendo & Illumination Are Releasing An Untitled Movie In April 2028

Nintendo and Illumination have scheduled an untitled animated film for release on April 12, 2028, according to Universal Pictures International Spain's schedule. While the specific project remains unknown, speculation includes a new Mario installment, a Donkey Kong movie, or potentially a Star Fox film, given Fox McCloud's appearance in The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The Legend of Zelda movie is also slated for release next year.