Some Fans Can Play Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Early, But There’s a Catch

Nintendo is facing high expectations with the release of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, marking the return of a beloved franchise. The game had a troubled development, announced in 2017 but restarted in 2019 and eventually taken over by Retro Studios. Nintendo is also showcasing Metroid Prime 4 as a demonstration of what the new Switch 2 console can do, promising smooth gameplay at 120 frames per second and impressive graphics. Select fans will get a chance to try out a demo version before the game officially launches.



