The game has been rumored to be in the making at Bandai Namco Singapore, extending a partnership between Nintendo and Bandai Namco that has been established quite a long time ago on the Super Smash Bros. Metroid Prime 4 is not being shown at E3 2018 and Nintendo's reasoning for that is exactly what you'd expect - it's too far off and not ready to be featured. But right now, for something that’s not launching in 2018, it just wasn’t the right time.” but it’s expected to become available sometime in 2018 or 2019. “Metroid Prime 4 continues to be in development and making great progress. Metroid Prime 4 was first revealed at E3 2017, and since then, fans have been left in the dark.
Ultimate, and Pokmon: Let’s Go, Pikachu and Let’s Go, Eevee But many fans expressed. “That’s why we tend to focus close in, typically in a six- to nine-month timeframe, and go deep in sharing content and information on a particular piece of content.” Obviously, Metroid Prime 4s reveal was not much different, with Nintendo simply flashing the games logo up on screen during E3 2017, alongside the confirmation the title was in development. Nintendo spent much of its E3 presentation this year highlighting anticipated titles, like Super Smash Bros.
“We believe it is not fair to the fan to repeatedly tease them over time about a game,” Fils-Aime told Polygon during an interview at the E3.
Talking to Polygon, the Nintendo of America president offered a comment about why Metroid Prime 4, which was revealed at the E3 2017, hasn’t been among the titles displayed this year, together with the officially delayed Yoshi. Metroid Prime 4 was among the many things that weren’t showcased at the latest E3 2018 Nintendo Direct, and during the post ‘conference’ interview Reggie Fils-Aime was solicited a lot about the matter.
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