Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has been officially rated by the ESRB as a Teen game, which raises hope for an impending release date announcement. This rating aligns with earlier updates on the US eShop and mirrors the ratings of the previously released Metroid Prime Remastered. Despite the excitement, the release date remains unspecified beyond 2025. Nintendo had previously assured fans that the game would still launch this year, countering rumors of delays. Notably, promotional material mistakenly claimed the game was already available. The upcoming title will be compatible with both the Switch and the anticipated Switch 2, showcasing its diverse control features.
When will Metroid Prime 4: Beyond be released?While a specific release date has not been confirmed beyond the year 2025, Nintendo has expressed optimism that the game will still launch this year despite rumors of possible delays.
Metroid Prime 4 has long been one of Nintendo's most anticipated titles, carrying on the legacy of its acclaimed predecessors. Gamers are eager to explore new worlds and narratives within the iconic sci-fi franchise, which started with the original Metroid Prime on GameCube. With the advancement of technologies in the new console, players are looking forward to an enriched gameplay experience.
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Nice to see the ESRB giving it the green light—feels like we're finally getting closer to diving back into that iconic Metroid atmosphere. Fingers crossed Nintendo sticks to their word and gets it out this year, 'cause the hype is real.
Honestly, the ESRB rating feels like the first real sign that this game actually exists. Can't wait to see how it plays on both the current Switch and whatever Nintendo's cooking up next.