Скачать или смотреть Why Metroid Prime 4 Is Just The Beginning For Retro Studios

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has been one of Nintendo's most anticipated games for it's hardcore audience. Being revealed for the Nintendo Switch back in 2017 under an unconfirmed studio, and later having restarted it's development under Retro studios, it finally released to good to mixed reception late last year. Following it's release, some have started to question both the future of the Prime series and Retro studios' itself. As for me, despite the flaws I have with the game, I think the future is pretty bright, and I'll talk about why I trust, Retro Studios.

NOTE: I finished the recording of this just before the Famitsu article that delved into Metroid Prime 4's development timeline. Here's a translated link to the article - https://nintendoeverything.com/metroi...

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Music used:
Flare Pool – Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
Chozo Ruins – Metroid Prime
Prologue – Metroid Prime
Volt Forge – Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
The Final Movement – Resident Evil Village
The Farthest Land – Shadow of the Colossus
Theme of Samus – Metroid Dread
Fury Green – Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
Chrono Tower – Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
VS Jungle Griever – Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
Ice Belt – Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
Title Screen Intro – Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
Main Theme – Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
Cyberspace (First Lap) – Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds