US EditionMetroid Prime 4: Beyond 'Survive' Trailer Shows Samus Doing Exactly that, as Well as a Sick Akira Slide on Her New Bike for Good Measure
After nearly a decade of development and changes, Nintendo builds anticipation with new footage showcasing classic Metroid Prime gameplay ahead of the December 4 launch.
- On December 4, Nintendo will release Metroid Prime 4, and its newest trailer captured what the writer loves about the series, prompting strong positive reactions.
- Years ago the project was first teased at E3, but Metroid Prime 4 faced a tumultuous development including scrapping and developer changes.
- Nintendo showed three minutes of footage during a Direct, while last month's motorbike trailer drew criticism for resembling an old vehicular MMO.
- That new trailer eased many concerns by showing first-person exploration, combat and scanning, but the final game's quality remains uncertain.
- Fans have a month to wait until release and should expect leaks a week before as versions arrive for both the Switch and the Switch 2.
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technewstube.comMetroid Prime 4: Beyond 'Survive' trailer shows Samus doing exactly that, as well as a sick Akira slide on her new bike for good measure
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond's latest trailer gives us a broader look at environments, enemies, and her new psychic abilities.
In less than a month Metroid Prime 4: Beyond appears and then sends players in the role of Samus Aran on a new adventure. In advance, another trailer is now available for viewing, which shows many previously unpublished excerpts. The focus is mainly on K mpfe and Samus' new mobile subset. (Continue reading)
Nintendo has finally reassured the fans. A new trailer of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, entitled "Survival", has been revealed. It shows nervous gameplay on Switch 2, including combat, scan, and the famous motorcycle (Vi-O-La) that even makes a "Akira slide". Scheduled for December 4, the game finally seems to capture the essence of the series, after 20 years of waiting.
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