Our best look at Metroid Prime 4 yet shows Samus with a new suit and some psychic abilities, but we're still staring down a 2025 placeholder
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is still coming to the OG Switch ♔sometime this year

Nintendo has just given us our best look at 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Metroid Prime 4: Beyond so far, and even though it looks absolutely lush, we're still starin✃g at a 2025 placeholder date.
During the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:March 2025 Nintendo Direct, everyone's favorite bounty hunter Samus reared her head again with a mix of familiar and - cough, cough - alien sights. She's now exploring the planet of Viewros𓂃, a world overrun with vibrant greenery and seemingly ancient architecture, she has a brand new suit, funky psych🉐ic abilities, but don't worry - those baby metroids are still bobbing about, too.

Those psychic abilities seem to be Beyond's main gimmick, at least so far. Samus can now use telekinesis to manipulate the environment around her by, let's say, pulling levers in hard-to-reach locations. What stood out most to me was one ultra-cool shot of her guiding a projectile's trajectory while in mid-air, which should lead to both some baꦺdass action moments and brain-scratching puzzles.
As for what Metroid Prime 4 is actually about, well, this time Samus gets mysteriously transported to a foreign planet and is looking for a w🧸ay back home, naturally. It also seems to be incorporating more space magic and there's an ethereal (probably ominous) alien figure who refers to her as the "Chosen One," and I'm sure💟 he's here to help. Right?
Nintendo once again reiterated that Metroid Prime 4 is an OG Switch game - it'll also be playable on the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2 via backward com✤patibility - though we'll need to wait a little longer to find out exactly when it's com⛦ing out.
For now, check out all of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 games we know about so far.
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