Nintendo Switch has been famous for what Nintendo has always been famous for: exclusives, and in Nintendo's case, most of their exclusives remain truly exclusive, unlike Playstation exclusives that have started to release on PC. Almost all the top entries of PlayStation have been ported to PC.
Nintendo is also famous for continuing most of its flagship franchises for over 3 decades. From Maria to Zelda, Nintendo has it all. Some of these franchises have been going on for decades, and the fans of these series can expect to see them never getting discontinued.
Which major title of Nintendo Switch is available on Nintendo Store again? Check out the exciting news
Another Nintendo exclusive that has still going for nearly 4 decades is Metroid. The first instalment of this amazing video game series was released back in 1986 on Famicom and later on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1987. Since then, there have been many big releases in the franchise.
Metroid Prime was initially released back in 2002, exclusively for Nintendo GameCube
But Metroid has mostly been an exclusive for Nintendo, and over the years, they have never served any other platforms with any of their major releases. One of the most critical and financial successes of this series was Metroid Prime, which was released exclusively for Nintendo GameCube back in 2002.
Metroid Prime Remastered was released in 2023 on Nintendo Switch
In 2023, a remastered version of the mentioned video game was released for Nintendo Switch. It was available for the Nintendo Store for around $40. The game is once again available on Nintendo Store, and this time for a cheaper price of $30. In India, it is available for a price of 3649. So it is a great opportunity for those who missed it last time.
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The upcoming major release in the Metroid series is Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, which will be exclusive to Switch and Switch 2. The release date of this upcoming video game has not been revealed yet, but it has been announced that this action adventure video game will be available by 2025.
