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was one of the few known titles coming to the Nintendo Switch that didn't appear during the June 2024 Nintendo Direct, a surprising event, as there has been no new information since it was announced during the February Pokémon Presents event. The absence of a trailer could point to development delays, or it could be an intentional move on Nintendo's part.
A former PlayStation head believes games would be better if we got "this platform war thing out of the way" and had "one standard home console."
The Metroid saga is one of Nintendo’s oldest franchises, with the original Metroid debuting in 1986 (in Japan). Since then, numerous Metroid games have been released across various Nintendo consoles and handhelds, along with spinoffs and remakes.
One of the many announcements made during the newest Nintendo Direct was that of for the Nintendo Switch. While the game was a hit on its original platform of the Wii and helped restart the franchise in many respects, getting it on Switch doesn’t help reach new heights as a character or as a franchise. In short, Nintendo has a DK problem, and it's seemingly not being addressed.
This story is part of our Summer Gaming Marathon series.
One of the best platformers on the Switch is still Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, despite it being a pretty straight port of the Wii U game. But what about the original Donkey Kong Country Returns? Some people like that game even better than Tropical Freeze, and it’s currently stranded on the Wii and 3DS. Well, bust open the banana barrels, baby, because the game is coming back!
This story is part of our Summer Gaming Marathon series.
This story is part of our Summer Gaming Marathon series.