Metroid Prime Remastered unexpectedly debuted on the Nintendo Switch

Recently, a Metroid Prime remastered edition was unexpectedly revealed during the Nintendo Direct in February. The information that Metroid Prime Remastered is now accessible for download via the Switch eShop is even more astonishing. For years, there have been rumors of a Metroid Prime remake, and it has even been mentioned during a few past Nintendo Directs. The project was widely anticipated for Nintendo's September 2022 presentation, but when it didn't appear, people began to doubt its existence. The game has now actually arrived, proving the rumors to be accurate. Photo Credit: Nintendo The classic Nintendo GameCube has an obvious visual upgrade in the new Switch edition. Although there hasn't been a significant change, everything appears smoother and the lighting is more precise. The new art direction should be a faithful update for fans of the first publication. Its control options represent the sole significant change. Dual stick controls can be activated in the remaster, a change from the original version. Players in the game had to strafe because Samus' visor was controlled by the GameCube's c-stick. Players will now have access to contemporary first-person shooter controls. A traditional control setup can be enabled for those who prefer to play the game exactly as it was intended. Photo Credit: Metroid Wiki-Neoseeker Fans of the series will have to wait a little while longer for Metroid Prime Remastered. During its showcase, Nintendo kept quiet regarding the long-delayed Metroid Prime 4, so it might be some time before that project is released. The eShop at the moment is not yet home to Metroid Prime Remastered.