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. Written by Kyle Campbell on behalf of GLHF.We’re excited. Until then, fans better download Metroid: Samus Returns off the 3DS eShop before Nintendo takes the storefront down. Metroid Prime 4 will come out on the Nintendo Switch eventually, though. Metroid Prime 4 itself was announced in 2017 under Bandai Namco Studios before Retro took over development in 2019. The last entry in the Prime series was Metroid Prime 3: Echos, which came out back in 2007. It’s not a huge deal by any means, but Metroid fans have been waiting on the fourth installment for ages. 8jkvhZZzKdĬuriously, Retro Studios did not update its other social media feeds like Facebook with the art.
Retro Studios has updated their Twitter banner. It’s certainly pretty, if not hair-raising for longtime fans. It’s not an existing piece of art from previous Metroid titles, so most assume it’s from Metroid Prime 4.
On Thursday, eagle-eyed industry insider Nibel noticed Retro Studios updated the company’s Twitter account banner with a shot of Metroid series protagonist Samus standing in an icy-blue metallic hallway. Retro Studios is still keeping details close to the chest, but a mysterious piece of artwork might be the most significant tease we’ve seen in quite some time. If there’s a surefire way to catch a Nintendo superfan’s attention, it’s any information on Metroid Prime 4.
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