Yes, a few years have come and gone since that time, and Metroid Prime 4 has even seen a complete restart in development, but that doesn’t mean we’re any less excited. When Nintendo revealed that it was working on Metroid Prime 4 back in 2017, we were beyond ecstatic. Another way to buy some time ahead of Metroid Prime 4 while hyping it at the same time.We’re excited. Perhaps a remastered trilogy of the first three Prime games is also in the works, as has been rumored in the past. It will attempt to stave off Samus fans via the release of Metroid Dread later this year. It's no secret that Nintendo is still hard at work on Metroid Prime 4, and has been for a while. Rockstar is yet to announced the remasters but reports suggest they will be here in 2022, or possibly before the end of 2021. That appears to have been building to the remastered trilogy of those two games and GTA 3. Take-Two, for example, has been busy issuing takedowns over mods for some of GTA's older games, such as San Andreas and Vice City.
Nintendo infamously doesn't take kindly to its IP being used in others games without its permission, so if it is the company behind all of this, then it's unlikely the project will return any time soon.Īs touched upon above, a studio suddenly deciding it isn't okay with an unofficial project can be an indicator that it has something in the works itself. “We have removed the demo download and soundtrack MP3 download, and we are currently in dialogue with that company to determine how best to proceed for both parties,” the statement reads. Prime 2D Fangame Project Discontinued in Current Form from Metroid
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