The Metroid Prime remaster that was unveiled during the Nintendo Direct presentation earlier this week was one of the highlights of the event. It wasn’t an unexpected surprise as various insiders had been teasing the project for a while, but it was great to see that it was indeed an actual project and not just baseless speculation. Twitter user Pierre485
tweeted that Metroid Prime Remastered was actually classified by the German rating organization, USK, back in July 2021, meaning that Nintendo has been quietly sitting on the game for about 18 months. Last month, we learned that Fire Emblem Engage was in a similar situation as that particular game also ended in 2021, according to the Australian Classification Board and USK in Germany. Metroid Prime Remastered is now available on the Nintendo eShop and will receive a retail edition that is scheduled to launch on February 22nd.
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