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Metroid Prime 2 Remaster Set for Early 2025 Release | Retro Gaming News 24/7 (www.retronews.com)
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Metroid Prime 2 Remaster

The remaster of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes is reportedly set for release in early 2025, following successful reception of the first game.

  • Release Date: Early 2025 (pending official announcement)
  • Platforms: Nintendo Switch
  • Features: Enhanced visuals, quality-of-life updates, modern enhancements including improved controls and higher-resolution textures.
  • Fan Hope: Tweaks to streamline complex backtracking elements.

This news follows the success of Metroid Prime Remastered, which launched in 2023 and garnered critical acclaim. The game is expected to retain its darker tone while providing enhanced visual and gameplay experiences familiar from its original release.

It is very peculiar how Nintendo has handled the 3 games, with releases more than a year after their completion, in fact they can release them whenever they want.

What did you think of Metroid Prime: Remastered? How do you think Metroid Prime 2: Remastered will compare?

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[โ€“] donuts@lemmy.world 3 points 4 weeks ago (1 children)

I really, really loved Echoes and it has some prime (heh) world building, level design and boss fights. Enjoy!

[โ€“] brsrklf@jlai.lu 1 points 4 weeks ago

I think the thing that had the most impact on me when I first played Echoes was the screw attack power up, because even if it's a bit limited so it works in 3D, it's still a very fun move.

Though, come on Retro Studios. That move is not the screw attack, it's the actual space jump, which was not supposed to be a single mid-air jump. Screw attack is just the sparkly hurty part of it. Metroid 1 even had screw attack without the space jump!