Metroid Prime Remastered physical release date – when I get the game in stores?

Metroid Prime Remastered physical release date – when I get the game in stores?
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We got a lovely surprise during the latest Nintendo Direct, as the big N announced – and released – a remaster of seminal 2002 Gamecube FPS Metroid Prime.

Samus’ initial foray into the FPS genre is rightfully lauded as one of the best games ever – and with good reason. And this new version makes things even better with upgraded visuals and modern controls too.

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But what about those who are unable, for whatever reason, to download the game -or those who just want a physical copy. When can they get their hands on the game? We have answers.

Metroid Prime Remastered physical release date US

Those wanting to pick up the game on the shop shelves in the US don’t have to wait too long, as Metroid Prime will release in physical form on February 22, 2023. You can pre-order it now from Amazon with the link below.

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Metroid Prime Remastered physical release date UK

Meanwhile, those in the UK will be able to get their hands on a physical copy of Metroid Prime Remastered from March 3, 2023. The game is exclusive to the Nintendo Switch.

You can pre-order the game from Amazon UK for yourself over here.

While gamers are eagerly awaiting a fourth installment, a visually upgraded version of the original was indeed a welcome sight.

Metroid Prime 4 was originally announced all the way back at E3 2017 – but development was later restarted in 2019. There’s currently no word on when to expect it, but hopefully this remaster is a good sign that the series is still a going concern for the company.

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