Metroid Prime 4, a game that was announced just a few months after the first Switch came out, is finally coming out sometime this year.

Metroid Prime 4 is the biggest Switch 2 launch game to use mouse mode. As Nintendo alluded to in the console’s first reveal, the new Joy-Cons can be placed sideways on a flat surface ...

Switch 2 edition games will make your existing Switch games look and play even better, and some even have additional features.

The implementation of mouse controls in Metroid Prime 4 is nothing short of absolutely fascinating, however. The most genius touch is this: it’s not a toggle. That means you can hold one Joy-Con ...

In our Metroid Prime 4 reaction, you'll see us test out the Switch 2 joy cons and more. Metroid Prime 4 Beyond is cross gen with 4k 60fps quality mode and 1080p 120fps performance mode.

Metroid Prime 5 is reportedly designed to take full advantage of the new features on Nintendo’s upcoming Switch 2—specifically, those fancy new Joy-Cons everyone’s been whispering about.

I spent hours with the Switch 2 and its new mouse-enabled Joy-Cons for a chance to play Metroid Prime 4, Super Mario Party ...

Metroid Prime 4 is also the best advert for mouse ... For the demo we were given two Joy-Cons and you can play the game with them held in the normal fashion, moving with the left analogue stick ...

The Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Switch 2 Edition will also make use of the Switch 2's new Joy-Con controller mouse-function, for more "intuitive gameplay". We saw during the Direct Showcase how this ...

Nintendo announced that its Switch 2 Joy-Cons could be used as a mouse ... wide enough to handle a mouse swipe. The end of the Metroid Prime 4 demo featured a boss covered in glowing weak ...

While it seems a bit silly in hindsight, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond looks great on the Nintendo Switch 2. That much should be apparent in basically all the footage anyone sees, but playing it in ...