Unfortunately for the company, it put itself in something of a corner in terms of backward compatibility because of how integral motion controls were to many of the games published on the Wii and the WiiU.
That's not saying much as its since been majorly eclipsed by both the PS5 and Xbox Series X, but this is important to note since it seems like the Switch should make it easy to port older Nintendo games as a result of its improved hardware. The Switch is Nintendo's most powerful console from a hardware perspective. RELATED: Metroid Dread Could Be Setting Up the Best Years of the Franchise The Issues With Making a 'Metroid Prime Trilogy' For the Switch While this news might be hard for fans of the Prime trilogy to hear, it seems like it might make the most sense based on what's known about the hardware required to run all three Prime titles. Instead, she claimed that Nintendo is only planning on releasing a remastered version of the first Metroid Prime to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The most recent piece of news surrounding the project came yesterday, when Nintendo insider Emily Rogers claimed that the Metroid Prime Trilogy wouldn't be happening. The existence of Metroid Prime Trilogyhas been rumored for years, but recently a few industry insiders have said that Nintendo is getting ready to announce it sometime soon. There have been plenty of rumors surrounding the Metroid Prime series, but one of the most widespread is that Nintendo might be gearing up to release a remastered version of Metroid Prime Trilogyfor the Switch.
Fans of the franchise were treated to plenty of news and excitement during Nintendo's E3 2021 presentation, as the company not only revealed and showcased Metroid Dread but also gave fans hope for the future of the series by providing a brief update on Metroid Prime 4's development. Excitement is gradually building for the Metroid series' return as Metroid Dread's release grows ever closer.
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