Since its introduction in 2017, Metroid Prime 4 has been one of the promises for the Nintendo Switch that never ends up hitting the market. Its complicated development and total ignorance about how the game is going to be keeps the fans of the saga in suspense. A few months ago, we could see how Retro Studios continues to hire staff for development. Today, the game's developers continue to hire, in this case, artists who have worked for Battlefield, Tomb Raider, and Borderlands.
Since VGC, Retro Studios has shared the hiring of VFX artists, visual effects. The new members of the study are: Adad Morales (Battlefield Hardline), Bryan Erck (Shadow of the Tomb Raider) and Nicholas Wilson (Borderlands 3). It seems that the development of this Metroid requires more professionalsAs Retro Studio was recently hiring more artists who developed games like Crysis 3, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze or Halo. Finally, and related to the saga, some rumors indicated the development and / or leak of Metroid Prime Trilogy.
