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Metroid Ravenous is shown as a sequel to Metroid Dread in the first trailer, with Samus speaking more than in past games. The 2D Metroid title is slated to launch January 28, 2027 on Nintendo Switch 2, and features upgraded armor, EMMI-like foes, and a subterranean labyrinth as Samus confronts a mysterious hooded group in one-on-one battles and boss encounters.
New Rosalina and Samus Nintendo eShop cards have surfaced at retailers in digital form (Rosalina $200, Samus $150) with no physical versions yet; the article notes Rosalina’s heightened presence in recent games and media and Samus’s ongoing Metroid adventures. A sale on $10 eShop cards reduces them to about $8.98, with bulk purchases saving more, and Nintendo refreshed some older eShop card designs last year.
Nintendo has confirmed that Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is set after Super Metroid and before Metroid Fusion, with the game featuring time travel and dimension-hopping, allowing for a flexible and original storyline independent of the traditional Metroid timeline.
Nintendo has confirmed that Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is set after Super Metroid and before Metroid Fusion, with the game featuring time travel and dimension-hopping, allowing for a flexible and original storyline independent of the traditional Metroid timeline.
In Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, Jennifer Hale is replaced by Erin Yvette as the voice of Samus, primarily for effort noises and death screams, marking a change in the character's vocal portrayal for the upcoming game.
After an 8-year wait, Nintendo releases a new trailer for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, set to launch on December 4, sparking renewed excitement despite limited details and marketing. Fans appreciate the trailer, but many still seek a deeper dive into the game before its release.
Nintendo released a new trailer for Metroid Prime 4 titled 'Survive,' showcasing new gameplay snippets and maintaining high anticipation for the game's upcoming launch next month, with fans eager to see if it lives up to expectations.
Nintendo and Retro Studios released a new 'Survive' trailer for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, showcasing Samus's adventure on the mysterious planet Viewros, with the game launching on December 4, 2025, for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.
Nintendo revealed new details about Samus's motorbike, called Vi-O-La, in Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, including its capabilities like boosting, power sliding, firing projectiles, and its limited use in specific areas, adding a novel element to the gameplay ahead of the game's release on December 4th.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is scheduled for release on December 4, 2025, with preorders now available, including new Samus and Sylux amiibo launching in November and December, respectively. The game features a new open-world style with Samus on a motorbike, marking a significant change for the series.
Nintendo announced that Metroid Prime 4: Beyond will be released on December 4th, after a long development period and a reboot in 2019. The game features a new setting with wide-open sand dunes and a speeder bike, suggesting a fresh gameplay experience. This marks a significant update for fans after years of silence since its initial announcement in 2017.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is set to release on December 4, 2025, for Switch and Switch 2, featuring an open-world design and a new motorbike called Vi-O-La, with related amiibo figures launching in November and December. The trailer highlights Samus using her bike to explore and combat enemies, with a focus on her new red suit.
Onin, a competitive player of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, shocked even himself when he used Steve's diamond back aerial move to kill Samus in a single combo, taking her from 0% to 69.4% and then death. Steve is considered one of the best fighters in the game, and this clip highlights just how powerful he can be.