With that in mind, it’s not surprising at all that Nintendo has Metroid Prime 4’ release listed as TBA. Then, in 2019, Nintendo announced that it was completely restarting development of Metroid Prime 4. This is less surprising, considering the game was announced years ago only to go dark after that. As of this writing, Brad Moon did not hold a position in. Metroid Prime 4 is being rebooted before its even been. Many predicted that the indefinite delay came as a result of the ongoing war in Ukraine so perhaps its release date remains “TBA” as that conflict is still happening.Īlso of note in Nintendo’s financial results is that Metroid Prime 4 has an expected launch date of “TBA” like Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp, too. And rather than being a complete loss, Metroid Prime 4 might just show up to give the Switch a late-life holiday boost as 2020 winds down. While the complete scrapping of Metroid Prime 4s current build and its subsequent delay may be a huge downer, there is some good news to be seen. Nintendo has announced that Metroid Prime 4 is being scrapped, and the development process is beginning again with the help of a new studio. This is especially surprising because Nintendo delaying its games is already quite rare.
With “TBA” set for its expected launch, it doesn’t sound like Nintendo is certain this remake package will even release this year, which would represent quite the delay for the game. Then, Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp was delayed again, this time indefinitely. This could be worrisome for fans of Advance Wars because the remakes were originally set to release in December of 2021 before they were delayed to spring of this year. However, the chart above also lists Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp as TBA.
It even lists Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet as “Late 2022” releases, which sounds like it is lining up Generation 9 to hit in the usual holiday – see: November – release window. Other 2022 releases Nintendo expects to actually hit this year include Mario Strikers: Battle League (June 10), Xenoblade Chronicles 3 (July 29), Splatoon 3 (September 9), and more.
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