#Gamefaqs metroid prime 4 update

Mario is Nintendo's most recognizable character, so it's only fitting that he's the company's stand-in for these trailers. If you look at this screen cap from the NES overview trailer, you'll notice that Nintendo's Switch profile icon in the upper left corner of the screen is Mario. One of the primary perks the service offers to subscribers is access to a library of classic NES games (which would be expanded to include SNES games as well starting in September 2019). To put everything into proper context, we first need to go back to September 2018, when Nintendo launched its Switch Online service. Still, I won't let little matters like logic put a damper on things, so join me as I dive down this rabbit hole and outline the (admittedly tenuous) reasons why I believe some Metroid news is coming soon. Like the best conspiracy theories, this one is premised on tiny, incidental details that likely have no significance at all.

#Gamefaqs metroid prime 4 update

We've had very little in the way of Metroid news since Nintendo announced it had completely restarted the development of Metroid Prime 4 back in January 2019, but something in the company's last Nintendo Switch Online game update trailer causes me to believe that some kind of Metroid announcement is imminent.