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On Switch 2, Metroid Prime 4 has modes so silky and control options so alien that playing it feels like you're being very naughty indeed.

The familiar combat reminded me of boss battles in earlier titles, so much so that it feels like Metroid Prime Remastered was ...

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond launches later this year for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. You can bet that I'll be playing it, so check back when it comes out for a full review. About Jordan ...

The original Switch version, while functional, lacks these advanced options, making the Switch 2 edition feel more precise, refined and modern. While the original Switch version of Metroid Prime 4 ...

The first thing we noticed with Metroid Prime 4 was how gorgeous it was. It’s got an incredibly clean and stylish aesthetic and Nintendo was advertising it as running in 120 frames per second on ...

It was interesting to say the least, and by the time I finished the boss ... 2 Mouse feature not necessarily being super comfortable for my hand, I was determined to try to play Metroid Prime ...

We fought a bunch of grunt-like enemies, saw a massive, hulking mech strut into the battle, and then took down a large boss that ... additions to Metroid Prime 4 on Switch 2 is the optional ...

Metroid Prime 4, a game that was announced just a few months after the first Switch came out, is finally coming out sometime this year.

Not only does it look incredible running on Switch 2 hardware, but it acted as a pretty convincing use case for the new Joy-Con mouse controls. Here's how my time with it went. Metroid Prime 4 ...