Frustrated from this morning's news, I jokingly told my friend that MP4 will likely be so late in the Switch's lifespan that it will be pushed onto the next platform whatever that may be.or mobile. While many fans are disappointed that we wont be seeing Samus anytime soon, the delay is actually a good thing for the franchise. Specifically, Takahashi indicated that the current build of the new entry was not meeting Nintendo's quality expectations, and the company has decided to start from scratch, handing the project over to the original Metroid Prime developers, Retro Studios. Announced by Nintendo, the decision was made because. In a surprising video announcement released on Friday, Nintendo's general manager of entertainment planning and development, Shinya Takahashi, revealed that development on Metroid Prime 4 has reached a barrier.
#Metroid prime 4 restart development full
The serious tone of the video gave me that initial sinking feeling that the game was going to be cancelled as a whole. Retro Studios has reclaimed the reigns of Metroid Prime 4 at the cost of a full developmental reboot. Metroid Prime 4s development is restarting from the beginning with the help of Retro Studios, developers of the original Metroid Prime games.
Retro Studios was the studio behind the original three Metroid Prime games, which gave them.
I'd rather have a polished delayed game than a rushed, broken and buggy, microtransaction-infested full price AAA title that seems to be the norm these days. Instead, they will now be working with Retro Studios in the West to restart Metroid Prime 4 development. Not sure how long the development cycle will be, or how far into development they were in when they opted to abort mission. This news is being received surprisingly well by the gaming community, and the announcement is a refreshing blast of. Development on Metroid Prime 4 for Nintendo Switch has been restarted about a year and a half after the game was first revealed by Nintendo, Nintendo’s head of development Shinya Takahashi announced in a video Friday. Development on Metroid Prime 4 for Nintendo Switch has been restarted about a year and a half after the game was first revealed by Nintendo, Nintendo's head of development Shinya Takahashi. Retro Studios has been called upon to restart development of Metroid Prime 4. As I said on the Switch sub, I'm torn.Initially disappointed in yet a longer wait and having no info about the game (hoping I don't eventually lose interest in this title) but relieved that a company who has had experience with the Metroid franchise will be handling things, and that Nintendo was upfront that they were not satisfied and felt we would not be (Please don't let Other M situation happen again). Metroid Prime 4 just hit quite the development speed bump.
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