Ever since, last year we have been hearing a lot about Metroid Prime 4 appearing on the Nintendo Switch. In fact, Metroid Prime 4 might possibly be one of the most anticipated titles for the Nintendo Switch next to Bayonetta 3 which were both games that many people want led to hear more about at E3 2018. As much S many people want to see Metroid Prime 4 on the Nintendo Switch some argue that the game should be saved for the succeeding game system following the hybrid console. On one hand some would argue that it releasing Metroid Prime 4 on another game console following the Nintendo Switch would be ludicrous.

But on the other hand Nintendo had skipped over the N64 in order to release the original Metroid Prime game on the Nintendo GameCube. The brief hiatus that the Metroid series was on following the release of Super Metroid in 1993 in some ways added to the anticipation and popularity of the original Metroid Prime when it came out back in 2002. However, the Switch console is possibly the hottest game console that Nintendo has released in the 10’s decade period. The idea of not releasing Metroid Prime on the Nintendo Switch would simply be insane. Not to mention having Metroid Prime 4 on the Switch console is too good of a business decision for Nintendo to take a pass on.