Since then, Nintendo has been tight lipped about Metroid Prime 4, other than announcing that the development of the game would restart under Retro Studios instead in 2019. The fourth Metroid Prime title was announced at E3 2017, to be developed under Bandai Namco - not Retro Studios, the original developer of the Metroid Prime trilogy. To date, it is the seventh best selling GameCube title, with over 2 million units sold.
Metroid Prime is a 3D first person action-adventure game first released on the Nintendo GameCube in 2002, and it was an overwhelming critical and commercial success. The last Metroid game released was in 2017, for the Nintendo 3DS. Since Nintendo’s announcement in 2019 of a restart on Metroid Prime 4's development for the Switch, there have been very few updates in the Metroid world. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.Team SCU, a dedicated group of Metroid Prime fans, is remaking the 2002 GameCube title in 2D, and a playable demo is finally available after. Doctre81, the person who combed through LinkedIn listings, claims that these are evidence Metroid Prime 4 is still being worked on by the Singapore studio and that the game runs on Unreal Engine. It’s also mentioned that a person with experience using Unreal Engine “is a plus”.
Interestingly, responsibilities for the person applying for this role include creating “animation rigs for different character types including humans, animals, creatures, and mechs”, as well as ” Facial rigging for humanoids and creatures.” Today, Bandai Namco Studios Singapore has put out a recruitment ad for an experienced Senior Rigger/Senior Technical Animator. It was then rumored Bandai Namco Studios Singapore handed over Metroid Prime 4 to the Bandai Namco development team in Tokyo as they had to work on another project. Earlier this year, we heard from various voices in the industry about how Bandai Namco Studios Singapore is working on Metroid Prime 4, discovered through listings found on LinkedIn.
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