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Nintendo may not be the first name on your lips when you think of classic shooters, but the Big N does happen to have a trio of terrific blasters under their belt from a bygone era: The Metroid Prime trilogy. The return of Samus Aran way back in 2002 was the stuff of legend. Metroid Prime was gorgeous, fast-paced and beautifully optimised for console.
Fast forward to almost two decades after that game was released, and Metroid Prime 4 seems to be oddly dormant despite having been announced by Nintendo back at E3. So what gives? Well, it looks like Nintendo just isn’t happy with progress on the project, and they’ve decided to go back to the drawing board.

Tanabe has reportedly confirmed that Metroid Prime 4 was his last Nintendo title.

Issue # 419 of Edge Magazine has been released, and it features reviews for games including Metroid Prime 4, Black Ops 7 & more.
I’m just about to finish it and I think that’s really harsh score. I was thinking more like a seven. All the parts, apart from the desert are fantastic and I think it’s the second best Metroid prime in the whole series.

Learn how to find all scout bot locations in Metroid Prime 4, using this guide with exact map markers for every region.
Well that hurts.
The transparency is appreciated. It sucks that we're gonna have to wait longer. But if it means aiming for a better standard than what the original build was, and Retro being back on board. Then I'm all for it.
Still though. Oof.
And people thought we were actually going to get this game that we saw nothing of this year lol.
That's disappointing, but at least they're making sure the final game will be great. Sounds like it'll be a long while before it's out though.
As much I have been critical of Nintendo in the past they don’t rush games. Nintendo has some of the best quality standards of any game company.