Metroid

With summer days behind us, we set our sights on the cooler, rainy autumn days and the games set to launch in October.

Metroid Dread will arrive to Nintendo Switch on October 8, 2021. Until then, the dev team is letting some morsels of information slip out in the form of Metroid Dread Reports.

Nintendo fulfilled the wishes of many-a-fan when they announced Metroid Dread, a new entry in the series that is coming to Nintendo Switch sooner than you might expect it.

Reliable Nintendo leaker Zippo has shared a bunch of rumours about Nintendo's future plans, which include a new 2D Metroid game reveal at E3, new 2D Donkey Kong game and much more

Join us tomorrow in the announced Nintendo Direct, which will be about the currently available titles, as well as the upcoming ones, and hopefully some big news from Nintendo. Fingers crossed.

Looks like the development of highly-anticipated next installment in the Metroid Prime series is heading into the right hands, as some industry veterans are joining forces at Retro Studios.

Nintendo fans have been asking about a new Direct for a while now but the company kept silent on the matter. A leaker that provided E3 cancellation info ahead of time now claims that the next Direct will happen before March 2020 wraps up.

Summer Games Done Quick has already kicked off and the charity speedrun stream will be up 24/7 until 30 June 2019. We have compiled info on where and when to watch the speedrun-a-palooza if you want to catch your favourite games or runners.

Nintendo have managed to surprise everyone with their announcement on Metroid Prime 4 development but it wasn't the news of the game progress being reset that was the surprise - it was Nintendo's openness that was the real culprit.

Nintendo's development head Shinya Takahashi, announced that the team behind the original Metroid Prime series Retro Studios, are developing Metroid Prime 4. The development will also fully restart with producer Kensuke Tanabe at the helm.