Since then, it has appeared on most of Nintendo's consoles and the 14 games (including spinoffs) have sold nearly 17 million copies.
#METROID PRIME 4 DEVELOPMENT SERIES#
The Metroid series started with the 1987 release of Metroid, a 2D action-adventure game on the NES. Ultimate.įor now, let's get familiar with the series. He also noted that he's mostly been playing as series villain Ridley in Super Smash Bros. "We haven't announced it, but yeah, the game is well in development." "Internally, we have expectations about when is going to be released," he said. "It's progressing well, and we'll share more at the appropriate time."įils-Aime shared a little more in an interview with Mashable in November, saying the company has an idea when it'll come out. "It's still in development," Fils-Aime said.
#METROID PRIME 4 DEVELOPMENT UPDATE#
"Last year with Metroid Prime 4, it was important to highlight for the Metroid fan that that franchise was going to come to Nintendo Switch, so that we could also share Metroid: Samus Returns for the 3DS, and not have them be so disappointed that a mainline Metroid experience isn't coming," he said, before offering a minor update on Prime 4. We didn't get an update in the Nintendo Direct: E3 2018 presentation, but Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime told The Verge why it was revealed in 2017 and not shown a year later. "However, we will continue developing the game so that when it is completed, it will stand shoulder to shoulder with the past Metroid Prime series titles." "It will be a long road until the next time we will be able to update you on the development progress, and development time will be extensive," he said. He noted that producer Kensuke Tanabe will work with Retro Studios "and restart development from the beginning" to ensure that it meets fans' expectations. We have decided to reexamine the development structure and change it," Takahashi said. "From this perspective, we have determined that the current development status of the game is very challenged, and we had to make a difficult decision as a development team. Shinya Takahashi, a senior managing executive officer, announced in a video that the game wasn't meeting Nintendo's standards and Retro Studios, the Texas-based team developer of the Metroid Prime Trilogy, has been brought back in to save the project. Metroid Prime 4 has restarted development, Nintendo revealed Friday.
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