Metroid Prime 4 Game and Samus Amiibo reservations are now available

Galaxy lovers have always been Exceed Preparing for a fourth entry in the Metroid Prime series, now we know when and when the 18-year wait has ended. Announce In the squeeze that was packed with Nintendo in September, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond emission December 4 On the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, both versions are now open at major retailers. Subway enthusiasts can do it too Book three new amiibo characters:new Satus amiibo and Samus is here Vi-o-la motorcycle Launched on November 6 Sylux Amiibo Release on the same day as the game.

Check out all the Metro Prime 4 booking details you need to know below. We also include the upcoming Metroid Trilogy Retro The two recently released official Metroid game accessories, including Brand new wireless controller For switch 1/2.

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$70 | Release December 4

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Nintendo Switch 2 includes basic switch gaming and Switch 2 upgrade package for $70. Like other first-party switch 2 games and select third-party games, the complete game is also stored on the ink cartridge, so you don't need to download any data other than data.

The Switch 2 version of Metro Prime 4 has better visual effects, enhanced resolution in handheld and docked modes, and higher frame rates. Two different graphic modes are available at startup. When Switch 2 is docked, the mass mode will give Samus the latest adventure at 60fps in 4K. Performance mode provides 1080p resolution at 120fps. The handheld experience of Metroid Prime 4 is 1080p in Quality Mode at 60fps and 720p in Performance Mode at 120fps. Always support high dynamic range.

Switch 2 players can also choose to use the Joy-Con 2 to use the mouse controls to target Samus's arm Canon. Players can swap freely between the dual rod, mouse and gyroscope motion controls at any time.

$60 | Release December 4

Metroid Prime 4: Go beyond retail prices and $10 less on original switch hardware. Like the other two-generation Switch hardware versions of the game, you can upgrade to the Switch 2 Edition for $10. Upgrades are available for digital and physical owners of switch ON Prime 4.

Metroid Prime 4: Only a few months after its initial launch on the Nintendo Switch, it revealed the transcendence at E3 2017. Bookings are actually open at the same time. Many fans have almost an Amazon pre-order eight The retailer eventually canceled all existing orders in the years before it canceled all existing orders earlier this year. Prime 4 was originally developed by Bandai Namco, but the project was scrapped and rebooted in 2019 by Retro Studios. Nintendo's subsidiary developed the first three games, surpassing the leadership of original producer Tanabe. The game videos displayed so far look very promising.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond happened after Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, although how far it is not clear. All we know is that it will see Samus exploring a whole new planet, the Viewros, called on the new musical Alien Racing (__________) who call on Samus to save the earth from the unknown Threa. To help her adventure, Samus has a whole new psychological power that will allow her to interact with strange ruins and artifacts on Viewros and defend her deadly creatures.

As confirmed in earlier game trailers, Samus' mysterious rival Sylux will also appear and may play a viable role in the storyline. The game videos shown so far look promising, and fans don't have to wait longer to explore the Viewros planet through Samus's iconic sun visor.

Unfortunately, if you want to play the earlier Quality A game before Beyond, the long Metroid trilogy has never been achieved. But you can at least play a gorgeous 2023 remake of the original GameCube hits. Metroid Prime Remastered is an excellent modernization of the 2002 classic. You can catch it The physical version of the Nintendo Switch is $40 On Amazon. Samus's 2021 Side Scroll Adventure Metroid's Fear It's worth it too.

In August, Powera launched a pair of Metroid-themed accessories. After initially sold out, the new Powera enhanced wireless controller and wired gaming earbuds are back at Amazon. Check out the two stylish gears below.

$70

Powera's new Metroid-themed wireless controller is compatible with the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. The controller is officially licensed and has a traditional form similar to Nintendo's Pro Controller.

It features a friction-resistant joystick ring, motion controls, a dual rumble motor, and two rear buttons that can fly. The striking design features a space-themed background of Samus Aran in her varia suit and right side. Metroid Prime logo on the left grip.

The controller can run between charges for up to 30 hours and is equipped with a 10-foot USB-C cable.

$25

Powera's Metroid-themed gaming earbuds look cool, but it's worth noting that the controller doesn't have a 3.5mm headphone jack. However, the Switch 2 console does support wired earbuds.

The $25 earbuds feature silver portraits on each side and three interactive silicone tips. It has an inline microphone for voice chat, 8mm dynamic audio driver and adjustable slider to prevent wire tangles.

Honestly, though, the coolest feature is probably the tow storage bag, as it has three key works of art that are portrayed based on her appearance in the original trilogy.

$46.49 ($50) | Published on October 28

Speaking of Metroid’s trilogy, the highly anticipated official visual retrospective will be released on October 28. The Legend of Zelda's Strategy GuideMetroid Prime 1-3: Visual Retrospective is a 208-page cloth hardcover book that sounds like a book for fans.

The book includes concept art, sketches and illustrations, as well as reviews from retro studio developers and other behind-the-scenes material, such as producer notes from Nintendo's Archives. The book covers Metroid Prime, Prime 2: Echo, Prime 3: Corruption and Metroid Prime remakes.

Series producer Kensuke Tanabe wrote the foreword for the book, and each game section was introduced by the developers of Retro Studios.

We haven't seen any pages yet, but the etched metal trim illustrations on the cover look great. Publisher Piggyback printed the book on high-end art paper and sewed the pages onto the binding. The hardcover book is wrapped around a cloth, which adds to the aesthetic of collection quality.

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